A Danish Television crew visited Crans Montana in Switzerland to follow the Danish Alpine Junior Team at the FIS Alpine Junior World Championships (in Danish).

To help raising funds the Northwest Danish Association, Yina donated a day of skiing for the annual auction.

Christopher Huber writes a piece about Yina and some of the other local ski racers in the community section of Sammamish Review.

Brit Therkildsen, a Danish sports journalist at Politiken, writes about Yina and her plans for the coming season.

Excellent indoor slalom skiing in Germany.

Danish magazine, Pist n' Powder, is looking back at the Vancouver Olympics.

Kevin Endejan, sports editor for Sammamish Reporter, stopped by for an update.

I wrote a Danish article about my Olympic experience that was published in "På Kanten". This is the membership magazine for my Danish ski club: Skiklubben Hareskov.

Danish coverage of the Sports Award 2010 (Årets Sportspris).

Den 17 årige alpine skiløber Yina Moe-Lange fra Skiklubben Hareskov modtog i lørdags Årets Sportspris. Prisen blev overrakt af Danmarks Skiforbunds protektor, H.K.H. Prinsesse Marie, på Skisportens Dag, der fandt sted i Idrættens Hus i Brøndby.

Chantelle Lusebrink from Issaquah Press interviewed me after my races up in Whistler. Here is the update from Chantelle.

More coverage from the Olympics in Sammamish Reporter.

Nick Eaton from Seattle Post-Intelligencer has compiled a range of sources and posted a story on my Olympic participation with a Microsoft angle (my dad works there).

The Olympic careers of alpine skiers Sarah Schleper and Sammamish's Yina Moe-Lange are going different directions, but they are intersecting at Whistler.

KOMO Newsradio Sports Director Tom Glasgow spoke with me just minutes after I finished in 47th place in the women’s giant slalom.

Warren Kagarise has a piece on me in SnoValley Star.

Denmark's highest elevation is 561 feet. It only snows there once every ten years. So how does a 16-year-old from Sammamish make the Danish Olympic team?

Warren Kagarise has a piece on me in Sammamish Review.

Warren Kagarise has a piece on me in Issaquah Press.

Some coverage from the Business/Technology (!) section of Seattle Times.

Today, I am also mentioned in Congressman Dave Reichert's Statement on the Winter Olympic Games.

Danny Lange’s 16-year-old daughter, Yina Moe-Lange, will fulfill a childhood dream when she competes at the 2010 Vancouver Winter Games. A Danish citizen who has lived in the U.S. since she was 4, Moe-Lange will represent Denmark in the slalom and giant slalom alpine skiing events.

I am featured in the Seattle Times today!

Seen on TV in New England! I am featured in Tim Kelley's ski report on NECN Networks.

KOMO Communities Reporter Rose Egge covers me in KOMOnews.

My school - Chrysalis School - has a feature about on their web site. Thanks to the teachers and the staff for all their support in my endavour!

On the Front Page of the Issaquah Press.

In a Pacific Northwest region loaded with Winter Olympic talent, one Sammamish athlete has flown under the radar — at least in the country she resides in.

This morning I was notified via email about my selection to the Danish Olympic Team.

United States Doping Agency knocked on the door; why would they possibly be interested in testing me? Could it be something about Vancouver 2010?

Traveling North, South, East, and West to cover the entire North American Continent, I have participated in 26 international ski races in December and January.

A first place in Giant Slalom in Keystone, Colorado. Youngest Danish FIS race winner ever.