For the ninth year in a row the FIS Rollerski World Cup opener in Oroslavje ended with a sprint competition.

Oroslavje, Croatia is the host of this years first FIS Rollerski World Cup. 70 competitors from 10 countries will compete in uphill, individual and sprint competitions.

The Austrian national team is back to Ramsau am Dachstein for their annual treadmill-test. At this point, the test is mainly to determine the general shape of the athletes and to give pointers for the direction of the upcoming periods of training.

All Nordic teams of the French Ski Federation are currently on location for a 15-day-camp as Nordic Magazine reports.

Polish national coach Jan Klimko is satisfied with the results of his young team in the first training camps of the year, as he said in an interview with the website of the Polish Ski Federation PZN.

(l-r) Moguls athletes Eliza Outtrim, Hannah Kearney and Heather McPhie after sweeping the podium at the 2013 Visa Freestyle International in Deer Valley, UT (Getty Images/Matthew Stockman)

To say the most important thing first: there is no Nordic Combined comeback in the works for Finnish superstar Hannu Manninen but he can't stay away from the jumping hills entirely, as YLE reports.

Today, 9th June, the Russian national freestyle skiing aerials “A”-team moved to Canadian Quebec to continue training preparation.

The Russian Cross-Country team around Olympic champion Alexander Legkov has grown larger.

The FIS Council held its first meeting at the 2014 FIS Congress all day on Monday, 2nd June with the primary focus on preparing for Friday’s Congress.