Jordan Stolz, Bob Corby and Lori Nickel
Jordan Stolz extends historic speed skating win streak — barely
Jordan Stolz won his 13th consecutive speed skating World Cup race on Friday and has now gone undefeated in his primary events for more than one year. Stolz, a 20-year-old from Wisconsin, won the 1500m in convincing fashion to open the three-day stop in Calgary.
Lori Nickel: Jordan Stolz convinced Bob Corby to unretire and create a speedskating juggernaut
Bob Corby tried to skate his way to the Olympics − and never realized that dream. He made it as a coach, but then walked away. He reinvented himself with a new career, then cursed the cancer that took his wife.
The sensation from Kewaskum has won 19 straight World Cup races coming into the Pettit Center this week. Two of those came ...
Canada's sprinters ensured the host team didn't leave Calgary's speed skating World Cup without a medal, while American star ...
Jordan Stolz's time of 33.85 seconds was just enough to edge Jenning De Boo (33.87) of the Netherlands to keep his 15-race ...
Video: Kewaskum native and international speedskating sensation Jordan Stolz credits coach Bob Corby for much of his success.
American speed skating star Jordan Stolz stayed undefeated this World Cup season with a victory in the men's 1,000 metres in ...
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