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Skiing crown goes to team with 'outside chance'
Senior’s performance in final race clinches Dartmouth’s third national title
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Senior’s performance in final race clinches Dartmouth’s third national title
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Sometimes it’s the unexpected victories that are sweetest.
Dartmouth Director of Skiing Cami Thompson said going into the March 8-10 National Collegiate Men’s and Women’s Skiing Championship at the University of New Hampshire’s Attitash-Bear Peak that there was an “outside chance” that the Big Green could take the title. That outside chance became a 100 percent certainty when senior Lindsay Mann took fourth place in the women’s slalom, sealing the team title in her final collegiate race.
Denver, the 2005 champion, was 50 points behind in second place, followed by last year’s winner, Colorado. The championship is the first for Dartmouth since 1976 and the first for an eastern team since Vermont won in 1994. It is Dartmouth’s third skiing title since 1958.
“Just awesome … great. I can’t think of any other way to put it,” Thompson said. “Every single one of them performed as well as they possibly could.”
The victory in the national championships at the University of New Hampshire’s Attitash-Bear Peak could not have been a complete surprise to Thompson and the Big Green — Dartmouth was undefeated heading into the championship, including its first Eastern Championship since 1975.
The Big Green got a strong performance from junior Dave Chodounsky, the 2005 men’s slalom champion. Chodounsky finished in second place, just .04 seconds behind the two-run time of Denver’s Adam Cole. Teammate and senior Evan Weiss finished eighth.
Chodounsky’s run was not without intrigue, as he was initially disqualified when he appeared to straddle a gate during his first run. The video review showed that he cleared the gate.
“The snow changed consistency a bit, and I slid, then hooked up a bit, then got shot out,” he said. “I’m not exactly sure what happened, but it could have been worse.”
Dartmouth held a 38-point advantage heading into the final two races — the men’s and women’s slaloms. After the men’s race, Mann said she knew the championship was within reach if she had a strong performance, but she didn’t feel pressure.
“This is my last race, and (women’s Alpine coach) Christine (Booker) told me to just go for it and have fun,” Mann said.
Booker said she always tells Mann to have fun — it makes her ski faster. Mann’s fourth-place finish was reinforced by a 10th-place run by Michelanne Shields.
The Nordic skiers fared well, also, with all three placing in the top 10 in the women’s five-kilometer freestyle, despite bitter cold and wind delaying the start of racing. Dartmouth also placed a skier in the top 10 in the men’s 10-kilometer freestyle. Dartmouth’s Susan Dunklee earned a top-10 placement in the women’s 15-kilometer classical with a seventh-best time of 49:27.5. Teammates Sara Studebaker and Elsa Sargent finishing 11th and 12th, respectively. On the men’s side, Benjamin True finished fifth and Michael Sinnott eighth in the 20-kilometer classical.
While Nordic skiers said the wind wasn’t much of a factor, the giant slalom skiers on the second day of competition said the wind definitely affected their performance. Evans Weiss, a senior and former Olympian, said the conditions impacted different skiers differently.
“It was blowing upwards of 40 miles an hour, but it was in and out, so some guys had to fight it and others didn’t,” he said after finishing second to Cole in the giant slalom. On the women’s side, Shields finished in the top 10 for Dartmouth.
“This team has come together like it never has,” said Dartmouth men’s Nordic coach Ruff Patterson. “We were solid in all four groups, and it has taken us a long time to get to this point. It seems like everything just came together for us here for many reasons. This has just been mind-boggling and wonderful.”
Team results
1. Dartmouth, 698; 2. Denver, 648; 3. Colorado, 592; 4. Utah, 536; 5. Vermont, 400 ½; 6. New Mexico, 390; 7. Middlebury, 390; 8. Northern Mich., 380; 9. Montana St., 310; 10. Nevada, 288 ½; 11. New Hampshire, 255; 12. Alas. Anchorage, 243; 13. Bates, 231; 14. Alas. Fairbanks, 217; 15. Williams, 152; 16. Colby, 134; 17. Michigan Tech, 128; 18. Western St., 78; 19. Whitman, 35; 20. St. Lawrence, 32; 21. St. Olaf, 25; 22. Wis.-Green Bay, 8.
Individual champions
Men’s 10-kilometer freestyle: Rene Reisshauer, Denver, 24:52.2.
Women’s 5-kilometer freestyle cross country: Lindsey Williams, Northern Mich., 13:50.4.
Men’s giant slalom: Adam Cole, Denver, 2:20.42.
Women’s giant slalom: Sarah Schaedler, Wis.-Green Bay, 2:30.47.
Men’s 20-kilometer classical cross country: Snorri Einarsson, Utah, 55:06.0.
Women’s 15-kilometer classical cross country: Lindsey Weier, Northern Mich., 47:21.0.
Men’s slalom: Adam Cole, Denver, 1:43.36.
Women’s slalom: Malin Hemmingsson, New Mexico, 1:45.77.
Men’s 10-kilometer freestyle
1. Rene Reisshauer, Denver, 24:52.2; 2. Snorri Einarsson, Utah, 25:21.6; 3. Marius Korthauer, Alas. Fairbanks, 25:43.5; 4. Martin Banerud, New Mexico, 25:44.2; 5. John Stene, Denver, 25:51.7; 6. Matt Gelso, Colorado, 26:07.3; 7. Simeon Hamilton, Middlebury, 26:08.2; 8. Benjamin True, Dartmouth, 26:08.3; 9. Andy Liebner, Alas. Anchorage, 26:10.0; 10. Even Sletten, Utah, 26:16.7; 11. Syhlvan Ellefson, Bates, 26:17.0; 12. Raphael Wunderle, Alas. Anchorage, 26:20.2; 13. Fabian Figi, Utah, 26:21.6; 14. Kit Richmond, Colorado, 26:30.7; 15. Bill Bowler, Northern Mich., 26:33.9; 16. Patrick Neel, Western St., 26:41.4; 17. Haavard Selseng, Denver, 26:43.1; 18. Michael Sinnott, Dartmouth, 26:44.7; 19. Juergen Uhl, Vermont, 26:48.6; 20. Fred Bailey, Colby, 26:50.4; 21. Anders Folleraas, Vermont, 26:50.8; 22. Lutz Preussler, Nevada, 26:51.1; 23. Glenn Randall, Dartmouth, 26:56.3; 24. Nathan Park, Montana St., 26:56.4; 25. Nick Kline, Colby, 27:07.6; 26. Phillip Violett, Northern Mich., 27:16.0; 27. Christian Coe, Montana St., 27:20.0; 28. Karl Nygren, Colorado, 27:29.2; 29. Tim Reynolds, Middlebury, 27:33.1; 30. Kevin Heglund, Michigan Tech, 27:47.5; 31. Paul Schauer, Alas. Anchorage, 27:47.8; 32. Andrew Richmond, Western St., 27:59.5; 33. Erlend Saetre, New Mexico, 28:04.9; 34. Matt De Carufel, Nevada, 28:21.9; 35. Santiago Ocariz, Wis.-Green Bay, 28:30.6; 36. Henrin Soom, Alas. Fairbanks, 28:43.1; 37. Chris Ziegler, Vermont, 28:49.2; 38. Jesse Lang, Michigan Tech, 29:34.8.
Women’s 5-kilometer freestyle cross country
1. Lindsey Williams, Northern Mich., 13:50.4; 2. Morgan Smyth, Northern Mich., 14:06.6; 3. Lindsey Weier, Northern Mich., 14:08.3; 4. Annelise Bailly, Denver, 14:23.8; 5. Sara Schweiger, Utah, 14:31.0; 6. Maria Moe Grevsgaard, Colorado, 14:34.7; 7. Elsa Sargent, Dartmouth, 14:39.8; 8. Sara Studebaker, Dartmouth, 14:42.8; 9. Julia Coulter, Alas. Fairbanks, 14:43.7; 10. Susan Dunklee, Dartmouth, 14:49.1; 11. Claire Rennie, Montana St., 14:49.3; 12. Paige Brady, Nevada, 14:52.3; 13. Anna Coulter, Alas. Fairbanks, 14:57.6; 14. Polina Ermoshina, New Mexico, 14:57.8; 15. Kristina Owen, Michigan Tech, 14:59.6; 16. Kasandra Rice, Alas. Anchorage, 15:01.4; 17. Cassidy Edwards, Middlebury, 15:01.9; 18. Jamie Woelk, Montana St., 15:02.1; 19. Carina Hamel, Vermont, 15:04.0; 20. Jenny Hamilton, Middlebury, 15:08.5; 21. Melanie Zemp, New Mexico, 15:09.2; 22. Kalie Dunn, St. Lawrence, 15:10.8; 23. Katrina Howe, Vermont, 15:16.1; 23. Chelsea Holmes, Nevada, 15:16.1; 25. Kristin Roennestrand, Colorado, 15:18.2; 26. Devon Spika, Whitman, 15:19.0; 27. Kara LaPoint, Denver, 15:22.9; 28. Mandy Bowden, Montana St., 15:27.3; 29. Annelies Cook, Utah, 15:30.3; 30. Lenka Palanova, Colorado, 15:31.5; 31. Laura Van Alst, New Mexico, 15:39.9; 32. Brittany Greer, Alas. Anchorage, 15:41.8; 33. Aurelia Korthauer, Alas. Fairbanks, 15:44.1; 34. Linn Dale, St. Olaf, 15:46.8; 35. Kristen Bednar, St. Lawrence, 15:49.3; 36. Jenna Klein, Michigan Tech, 15:53.3; 37. Emilia DeMarchis, Vermont, 15:57.8; 38. Sarah MacCarthy, Utah, 16:14.0; 39. Elizabeth Quinley, Michigan Tech, 16:32.4.
Men’s giant slalom
1. Adam Cole, Denver, 2:20.42; 2. Evan Weiss, Dartmouth, 2:21.09; 3. Francesco Ghedina, Denver, 2:22.17; 4. Andrew Wagner, Middlebury, 2:22.33; 5. Lars Loeseth, Nex Mexico, 2:22.68; 6. Scott Veenis, Utah, 2:22.71; 7. Scott Hume, Nevada, 2:22.72; 8. Tor Fodnesbergene, New Mexico, 2:22.76; 9. Stefan Hughes, Colorado, 2:22.96; 10. Cameron Barnes, Nevada, 2:23.20; 11. David Chodunsky, Dartmouth, 2:23.25; 12. Eric Mann, Williams, 2:23.55; 13. Greg Hardy, Vermont, 2:23.64; 14. John Buchar, Denver, 2:23.89; 15. Alec Tarberry, Middlebury, 2:23.95; 16. Alex Mach, New Mexico, 2:24.15; 17. Zachary Brown, Vermont, 2:24.42; 18. Alex Felix, Dartmouth, 2:24.50; 19. Erik Gilbert, Vermont, 2:24.89; 20. Don Brockett, Montana St., 2:24.99; 21. Tague Thorson, Utah, 2:25.47; 22. Leo Menard, Bates, 2:25.70; 23. William Ford, New Hampshire, 2:25.88; 24. Jody Centauro, Colby, 2:26.24; 25. Joshua Kernan, Colby, 2:26.33; 26. Evan Barrett, Williams, 2:26.48; 27. Luke Patterson, Nevada, 2:26.57; 28. Joshua Bryan, Colorado, 2:26.62; 29. Sean McNamara, New Hampshire, 2:26.88; 30. Dan Loman, Bates, 2:27.07; 31. Joe Dunn, New Hampshire, 2:27.22; 32. Drew Roberts, Colorado, 2:27.81; 33. Kyle Kung, Utah, 2:29.20; 34. Toby Lamar, Montana St., 2:29.21; 35. Clayton Reed, Middlebury, 3:00.85.
Women’s giant slalom
1. Sarah Schaedler, Wis.-Green Bay, 2:30.47; 2. Jenny Tank, Denver, 2:31.35; 3. Veronique Archambault–Leger, New Hampshire, 2:31.72; 4. Lucie Zikova, Colorado, 2:31.82; 5. Lisa Perricone, Colorado, 2:32.03; 6. Chirine Njeim, Utah, 2:32.48; 7. Aileen Farrell, New Hampshire, 2:32.62; 8. Kari Falck-Pedersen, Denver, 2:33.05; 9. Michelanne Shields, Dartmouth, 2:33.20; 10. Mikaela Grassl, Utah, 2:33.63; 11. Kara Crow, Vermont, 2:34.00; 12. Megan Papineau, Bates, 2:34.10; 13. Lindsay Brush, Middlebury, 2:34.63; 14. Jennah Durham, Williams, 2:35.08; 15. Katie Lyons, Nevada, 2:35.81; 16. Stefanie Klocker, Alas. Anchorage, 2:35.94; 17. Lindsay Mann, Dartmouth, 2:36.12; 18. Heidi Hillenbrand, Colorado, 2:36.19; 19. Hayley Jones, Dartmouth, 2:36.41; 20. Ashley Lin Spina, Vermont, 2:36.62; 21. Elizabeth Thompson, Bates, 2:37.37; 22. Karin Ohlin, New Mexico, 2:37.93; 23. Amy Lattimer, Montana St., 2:37.96; 24. Kelsey Levine, Williams, 2:38.61; 25. Mattie Ford, Middlebury, 2:38.64; 26. Emily Sampson, Bates, 2:38.73; 27. Kimberly Stephens, Utah, 2:39.01; 28. Amanda Goyne, Nevada, 2:39.22; 29. Claire Abbe, Denver, 2:40.57; 30. Carmel McElroy, Montana St., 2:48.81; 31. Dorothy Muirhead, Middlebury, 2:57.97; 32. Kate Bragg, Vermont, 3:44.72; 33. Malin Hemmingsson, New Mexico, 3:61.61.
Men’s 20-kilometer classical cross country
1. Snorri Einarsson, Utah, 55:06.0; 2. Rene Reisshauer, Denver, 55:08.1; 3. Marius Korthauer, Alas. Fairbanks, 55:15.9; 4. Benjamin True, Dartmouth, 55:19.8; 5. Matt Gelso, Colorado, 55:41.6; 6. John Stene, Denver, 55:50.7; 7. Martin Banerud, Northern Mich., 55:58.5; 8. Michael Sinnott, Dartmouth, 56:06.8; 9. Juergen Uhl, Vermont, 56:07.8; 10.Raphael Wunderle, Alas. Anchorage, 56:09.3; 11. Fabian Figi, Utah, 56:23.2; 12. Phillip Violett, Northern Mich., 56:26.8; 13. Erlend Saetre, New Mexico, 56:26.9; 14. Even Sletten, Utah, 57:04.4; 15. Karl Nygren, Colorado, 57:06.7; 16. Kit Richmond, Colorado, 57:12.3; 17. Glenn Randall, Dartmouth, 57:14.4; 18. Haavard Selseng, Denver, 57:30.9; 19. Jesse Lang, Michigan Tech, 57:33.2; 20. Christian Coe, Montana St., 58:18.3; 21. Nick Kline, Colby, 58:24.4; 22. Andy Liebner, Alas. Anchorage, 58:26.0; 23. Simeon Hamilton, Middlebury, 58:34.3; 24. Bill Bowler, Northern Mich., 58:55.1; 25. Nathan Park, Montana St., 59:09.5; 26. Paul Schauer, Alas. Anchorage, 59:15.3; 27. Sylvan Ellefson, Bates, 59:18.4; 28. Kevin Heglund, Michigan Tech, 59:24.1; 29. Fred Bailey, Colby, 59:27.4; 30. Vahur Teppan, Alas. Fairbanks, 59:39.8; 31. Tim Reynolds, Middlebury, 59:55.4; 32. Lutz Preussler, Nevada, 59:56.7; 33. Anders Folleraas, Vermont, 1:00:06.5; 34. Matt, De Carufel, Nevada, 1:00:17.2; 35. Andrew Richmond, Western St., 1:01:18.7; 36. Chris Ziegler, Vermont, 1:01:31.0; 37. Santiago Ocariz, Wis.-Green Bay, 1:04:19.9; 38. Patrick Neel, Western St., 1:05:44.9.
Women’s 15-kilometer classical cross country
1. Lindsey Weier, Northern Mich., 47:21.0; 2. Lindsey Williams, Northern Mich., 47:22.0; 3. Morgan Smyth, Northern Mich., 48:11.4; 4. Maria Moe Grevsgaard, Colorado, 48:12.2; 5. Aurelia Korthauer, Alas. Fairbanks, 49:19.0; 6. Polina Ermoshina, New Mexico, 49:27.2; 7. Susan Dunklee, Dartmouth, 49:27.5; 8. Kristina Owen, Michigan Tech, 49:33.8; 9. Kasandra Rice, Alas. Anchorage, 49:59.4; 10. Sara Schweiger, Utah, 50:20.1; 11. Sara Studebaker, Dartmouth, 50:33.3; 12. Elsa Sargent, Dartmouth, 50:40.1; 13. Annelise Bailly, Denver, 50:40.6; 14. Carina Hamel, Vermont, 50:42.5; 15. Jenny Hamilton, Middlebury, 50:44.6; 16. Kristin Roennestrand, Colorado, 51:01.8; 17. Kara LaPoint, Denver, 51:21.9; 18. Jamie Woelk, Montana St., 51:47.2; 19. Devon Spika, Whitman, 51:51.1; 20. Brittany Greer, Alas. Anchorage, 51:59.1; 21. Linn Dale, St. Olaf, 52:03.9; 22. Sarah MacCarthy, Utah, 52:04.1; 23. Julia Coulter, Alas. Fairbanks, 52:24.4; 24. Mandy Bowden, Montana St., 52:30.6; 25. Jenna Klein, Michigan Tech, 52:35.6; 26. Melanie Zemp, New Mexico, 52:50.4; 27. Emilia DeMarchis, Vermont, 52:59.5; 28. Anna Coulter, Alas. Fairbanks, 53:01.5; 29. Claire Rennie, Montana St., 53:02.3; 30. Lenka Palanova, Colorado, 53:12.6; 31. Cassidy Edwards, Middlebury, 53:15.3; 32. Chelsea Holmes, Nevada, 53:18.4; 33. Kristen Bednar, St. Lawrence, 53:25.5; 34. Elizabeth Quinley, Michigan Tech, 53:27.0; 35. Katrina Howe, Vermont, 54:06.8; 36. Annelies Cook, Utah, 54:08.0; 37. Paige Brady, Nevada, 55:22.0; 38. Kalie Dunn, St. Lawrence, 55:24.0; 39. Laura Van Alst, New Mexico, 58:04.6.
Men’s slalom
1. Adam Cole, Denver, 1:43.36; 2. David Chodounsky, Dartmouth, 1:43.40; 3. Andrew Wagner, Middlebury, 1:43.55; 4. Scott Veenis, Utah, 1:44.32; 5. Francesco Ghedina, Denver, 1:44.45; 6. Lars Loeseth, New Mexico, 1:44.47; 7. John Buchar, Denver, 1:44.63; 8. Evan Weiss, Dartmouth, 1:44.80; 9. Scott Hume, Nevada, 1:44.97; 10. Joshua Bryan, Colorado, 1:45.51; 11. Tor Fodnesbergene, New Mexico, 1:45.58; 12. Sean McNamara, New Hampshire, 1:45.71; 13. Stefan Hughes, Colorado, 1:46.03; 14. Alex Mach, New Mexico, 1:46.06; 15. Drew Roberts, Colorado, 1:46.15; 16. Alex Felix, Dartmouth, 1:46.38; 17. Erik Gilbert, Vermont, 1:46.82; 18. William Ford, New Hampshire, 1:47.08; 19. Toby Lamar, Montana St., 1:47.58; 20. Joshua Kernan, Colby, 1:47.60; 21. Alec Tarberry, Middlebury, 1:47.95; 22. Jody Centauro, Colby, 1:48.18; 23. Dan Loman, Bates, 1:48.28; 24. Joe Dunn, New Hampshire, 1:48.46; 25. Don Brockett, Montana St., 1:48.88; 26. Leo Menard, Bates, 1:48.96; 27. Eric Mann, Williams, 1:48.99; 28. Evan Barrett, Williams, 1:49.48; 29. Luke Patterson, Nevada, 1:51.53; 30. Greg Hardy, Vermont, 1:57.67; 31. Cameron Barnes, Nevada, 1:57.91; 32. Kyle Kung, Utah, 52.88; 33. Clayton Reed, Middlebury, 53.62.0.
Women’s slalom
1. Malin Hemmingsson, New Mexico, 1:45.77; 2. Lucie Zikova, Colorado, 1:46.00; 3. Veronique Archambault-Leger, New Hampshire, 1:46.14; 4. Lindsay Mann, Dartmouth, 1:46.21; 5. Claire Abbe, Denver, 1:46.22; 6. Mikaela Grassl, Utah, 1:46.33; 7. Kara Crow, Vermont, 1:46.54; 8. Mattie Ford, Middlebury, 1:47.06; 9. Lisa Perricone, Colorado, 1:47.33; 10. Michelanne Shields, Dartmouth, 1:47.65; 11. Kate Bragg, Vermont, 1:48.28; 12. Jennah Durham, Williams, 1:48.40; 13. Hayley Jones, Dartmouth, 1:48.57; 14. Aileen Farrell, New Hampshire, 1:49.83; 15. Emily Sampson, Bates, 1:50.12; 16. Elizabeth Thompson, Bates, 1:50.89; 17. Karine Falck-Pedersen, Denver, 1:51.09; 18. Spela Bertoncelj, Montana St., 1:51.16; 19. Chirine Njeim, Utah, 1:51.29; 20. Megan Papineau, Bates, 1:51.53; 21. Cynthia Tessier, New Hampshire, 1:51.73; 22. Dorothy Muirhead, Middlebury, 1:52.39; 23. Amanda Goyne, Nevada, 1:52.48; 24. Carmel McElroy, Montana St., 1:54.18; 25. Kelsey Levine, Williams, 1:54.38; 26. Katie Lyons, Nevada, 1:56.15; 27. Lindsay Brush, Middlebury, 56.77; 28. Heidi Hillenbrand, Colorado, 1:59.88; 29. Kimberly Stephens, Utah, 2:00.89; 30. Jenny Tank, Denver, 59.03; 31. Karin Ohlin, New Mexico, 2:20.39; 32. Ashley Lin Spina, Vermont, 58.39; 33. Amy Lattimer, Montana St., 56.62; 34. Stefanie Klocker, Alas. Anchorage, 58.27.
Dartmouth Director of Skiing Cami Thompson said going into the March 8-10 National Collegiate Men’s and Women’s Skiing Championship at the University of New Hampshire’s Attitash-Bear Peak that there was an “outside chance” that the Big Green could take the title. That outside chance became a 100 percent certainty when senior Lindsay Mann took fourth place in the women’s slalom, sealing the team title in her final collegiate race.
Denver, the 2005 champion, was 50 points behind in second place, followed by last year’s winner, Colorado. The championship is the first for Dartmouth since 1976 and the first for an eastern team since Vermont won in 1994. It is Dartmouth’s third skiing title since 1958.
“Just awesome … great. I can’t think of any other way to put it,” Thompson said. “Every single one of them performed as well as they possibly could.”
The victory in the national championships at the University of New Hampshire’s Attitash-Bear Peak could not have been a complete surprise to Thompson and the Big Green — Dartmouth was undefeated heading into the championship, including its first Eastern Championship since 1975.
The Big Green got a strong performance from junior Dave Chodounsky, the 2005 men’s slalom champion. Chodounsky finished in second place, just .04 seconds behind the two-run time of Denver’s Adam Cole. Teammate and senior Evan Weiss finished eighth.
Chodounsky’s run was not without intrigue, as he was initially disqualified when he appeared to straddle a gate during his first run. The video review showed that he cleared the gate.
“The snow changed consistency a bit, and I slid, then hooked up a bit, then got shot out,” he said. “I’m not exactly sure what happened, but it could have been worse.”
Dartmouth held a 38-point advantage heading into the final two races — the men’s and women’s slaloms. After the men’s race, Mann said she knew the championship was within reach if she had a strong performance, but she didn’t feel pressure.
“This is my last race, and (women’s Alpine coach) Christine (Booker) told me to just go for it and have fun,” Mann said.
Booker said she always tells Mann to have fun — it makes her ski faster. Mann’s fourth-place finish was reinforced by a 10th-place run by Michelanne Shields.
The Nordic skiers fared well, also, with all three placing in the top 10 in the women’s five-kilometer freestyle, despite bitter cold and wind delaying the start of racing. Dartmouth also placed a skier in the top 10 in the men’s 10-kilometer freestyle. Dartmouth’s Susan Dunklee earned a top-10 placement in the women’s 15-kilometer classical with a seventh-best time of 49:27.5. Teammates Sara Studebaker and Elsa Sargent finishing 11th and 12th, respectively. On the men’s side, Benjamin True finished fifth and Michael Sinnott eighth in the 20-kilometer classical.
While Nordic skiers said the wind wasn’t much of a factor, the giant slalom skiers on the second day of competition said the wind definitely affected their performance. Evans Weiss, a senior and former Olympian, said the conditions impacted different skiers differently.
“It was blowing upwards of 40 miles an hour, but it was in and out, so some guys had to fight it and others didn’t,” he said after finishing second to Cole in the giant slalom. On the women’s side, Shields finished in the top 10 for Dartmouth.
“This team has come together like it never has,” said Dartmouth men’s Nordic coach Ruff Patterson. “We were solid in all four groups, and it has taken us a long time to get to this point. It seems like everything just came together for us here for many reasons. This has just been mind-boggling and wonderful.”
Team results
1. Dartmouth, 698; 2. Denver, 648; 3. Colorado, 592; 4. Utah, 536; 5. Vermont, 400 ½; 6. New Mexico, 390; 7. Middlebury, 390; 8. Northern Mich., 380; 9. Montana St., 310; 10. Nevada, 288 ½; 11. New Hampshire, 255; 12. Alas. Anchorage, 243; 13. Bates, 231; 14. Alas. Fairbanks, 217; 15. Williams, 152; 16. Colby, 134; 17. Michigan Tech, 128; 18. Western St., 78; 19. Whitman, 35; 20. St. Lawrence, 32; 21. St. Olaf, 25; 22. Wis.-Green Bay, 8.
Individual champions
Men’s 10-kilometer freestyle: Rene Reisshauer, Denver, 24:52.2.
Women’s 5-kilometer freestyle cross country: Lindsey Williams, Northern Mich., 13:50.4.
Men’s giant slalom: Adam Cole, Denver, 2:20.42.
Women’s giant slalom: Sarah Schaedler, Wis.-Green Bay, 2:30.47.
Men’s 20-kilometer classical cross country: Snorri Einarsson, Utah, 55:06.0.
Women’s 15-kilometer classical cross country: Lindsey Weier, Northern Mich., 47:21.0.
Men’s slalom: Adam Cole, Denver, 1:43.36.
Women’s slalom: Malin Hemmingsson, New Mexico, 1:45.77.
Men’s 10-kilometer freestyle
1. Rene Reisshauer, Denver, 24:52.2; 2. Snorri Einarsson, Utah, 25:21.6; 3. Marius Korthauer, Alas. Fairbanks, 25:43.5; 4. Martin Banerud, New Mexico, 25:44.2; 5. John Stene, Denver, 25:51.7; 6. Matt Gelso, Colorado, 26:07.3; 7. Simeon Hamilton, Middlebury, 26:08.2; 8. Benjamin True, Dartmouth, 26:08.3; 9. Andy Liebner, Alas. Anchorage, 26:10.0; 10. Even Sletten, Utah, 26:16.7; 11. Syhlvan Ellefson, Bates, 26:17.0; 12. Raphael Wunderle, Alas. Anchorage, 26:20.2; 13. Fabian Figi, Utah, 26:21.6; 14. Kit Richmond, Colorado, 26:30.7; 15. Bill Bowler, Northern Mich., 26:33.9; 16. Patrick Neel, Western St., 26:41.4; 17. Haavard Selseng, Denver, 26:43.1; 18. Michael Sinnott, Dartmouth, 26:44.7; 19. Juergen Uhl, Vermont, 26:48.6; 20. Fred Bailey, Colby, 26:50.4; 21. Anders Folleraas, Vermont, 26:50.8; 22. Lutz Preussler, Nevada, 26:51.1; 23. Glenn Randall, Dartmouth, 26:56.3; 24. Nathan Park, Montana St., 26:56.4; 25. Nick Kline, Colby, 27:07.6; 26. Phillip Violett, Northern Mich., 27:16.0; 27. Christian Coe, Montana St., 27:20.0; 28. Karl Nygren, Colorado, 27:29.2; 29. Tim Reynolds, Middlebury, 27:33.1; 30. Kevin Heglund, Michigan Tech, 27:47.5; 31. Paul Schauer, Alas. Anchorage, 27:47.8; 32. Andrew Richmond, Western St., 27:59.5; 33. Erlend Saetre, New Mexico, 28:04.9; 34. Matt De Carufel, Nevada, 28:21.9; 35. Santiago Ocariz, Wis.-Green Bay, 28:30.6; 36. Henrin Soom, Alas. Fairbanks, 28:43.1; 37. Chris Ziegler, Vermont, 28:49.2; 38. Jesse Lang, Michigan Tech, 29:34.8.
Women’s 5-kilometer freestyle cross country
1. Lindsey Williams, Northern Mich., 13:50.4; 2. Morgan Smyth, Northern Mich., 14:06.6; 3. Lindsey Weier, Northern Mich., 14:08.3; 4. Annelise Bailly, Denver, 14:23.8; 5. Sara Schweiger, Utah, 14:31.0; 6. Maria Moe Grevsgaard, Colorado, 14:34.7; 7. Elsa Sargent, Dartmouth, 14:39.8; 8. Sara Studebaker, Dartmouth, 14:42.8; 9. Julia Coulter, Alas. Fairbanks, 14:43.7; 10. Susan Dunklee, Dartmouth, 14:49.1; 11. Claire Rennie, Montana St., 14:49.3; 12. Paige Brady, Nevada, 14:52.3; 13. Anna Coulter, Alas. Fairbanks, 14:57.6; 14. Polina Ermoshina, New Mexico, 14:57.8; 15. Kristina Owen, Michigan Tech, 14:59.6; 16. Kasandra Rice, Alas. Anchorage, 15:01.4; 17. Cassidy Edwards, Middlebury, 15:01.9; 18. Jamie Woelk, Montana St., 15:02.1; 19. Carina Hamel, Vermont, 15:04.0; 20. Jenny Hamilton, Middlebury, 15:08.5; 21. Melanie Zemp, New Mexico, 15:09.2; 22. Kalie Dunn, St. Lawrence, 15:10.8; 23. Katrina Howe, Vermont, 15:16.1; 23. Chelsea Holmes, Nevada, 15:16.1; 25. Kristin Roennestrand, Colorado, 15:18.2; 26. Devon Spika, Whitman, 15:19.0; 27. Kara LaPoint, Denver, 15:22.9; 28. Mandy Bowden, Montana St., 15:27.3; 29. Annelies Cook, Utah, 15:30.3; 30. Lenka Palanova, Colorado, 15:31.5; 31. Laura Van Alst, New Mexico, 15:39.9; 32. Brittany Greer, Alas. Anchorage, 15:41.8; 33. Aurelia Korthauer, Alas. Fairbanks, 15:44.1; 34. Linn Dale, St. Olaf, 15:46.8; 35. Kristen Bednar, St. Lawrence, 15:49.3; 36. Jenna Klein, Michigan Tech, 15:53.3; 37. Emilia DeMarchis, Vermont, 15:57.8; 38. Sarah MacCarthy, Utah, 16:14.0; 39. Elizabeth Quinley, Michigan Tech, 16:32.4.
Men’s giant slalom
1. Adam Cole, Denver, 2:20.42; 2. Evan Weiss, Dartmouth, 2:21.09; 3. Francesco Ghedina, Denver, 2:22.17; 4. Andrew Wagner, Middlebury, 2:22.33; 5. Lars Loeseth, Nex Mexico, 2:22.68; 6. Scott Veenis, Utah, 2:22.71; 7. Scott Hume, Nevada, 2:22.72; 8. Tor Fodnesbergene, New Mexico, 2:22.76; 9. Stefan Hughes, Colorado, 2:22.96; 10. Cameron Barnes, Nevada, 2:23.20; 11. David Chodunsky, Dartmouth, 2:23.25; 12. Eric Mann, Williams, 2:23.55; 13. Greg Hardy, Vermont, 2:23.64; 14. John Buchar, Denver, 2:23.89; 15. Alec Tarberry, Middlebury, 2:23.95; 16. Alex Mach, New Mexico, 2:24.15; 17. Zachary Brown, Vermont, 2:24.42; 18. Alex Felix, Dartmouth, 2:24.50; 19. Erik Gilbert, Vermont, 2:24.89; 20. Don Brockett, Montana St., 2:24.99; 21. Tague Thorson, Utah, 2:25.47; 22. Leo Menard, Bates, 2:25.70; 23. William Ford, New Hampshire, 2:25.88; 24. Jody Centauro, Colby, 2:26.24; 25. Joshua Kernan, Colby, 2:26.33; 26. Evan Barrett, Williams, 2:26.48; 27. Luke Patterson, Nevada, 2:26.57; 28. Joshua Bryan, Colorado, 2:26.62; 29. Sean McNamara, New Hampshire, 2:26.88; 30. Dan Loman, Bates, 2:27.07; 31. Joe Dunn, New Hampshire, 2:27.22; 32. Drew Roberts, Colorado, 2:27.81; 33. Kyle Kung, Utah, 2:29.20; 34. Toby Lamar, Montana St., 2:29.21; 35. Clayton Reed, Middlebury, 3:00.85.
Women’s giant slalom
1. Sarah Schaedler, Wis.-Green Bay, 2:30.47; 2. Jenny Tank, Denver, 2:31.35; 3. Veronique Archambault–Leger, New Hampshire, 2:31.72; 4. Lucie Zikova, Colorado, 2:31.82; 5. Lisa Perricone, Colorado, 2:32.03; 6. Chirine Njeim, Utah, 2:32.48; 7. Aileen Farrell, New Hampshire, 2:32.62; 8. Kari Falck-Pedersen, Denver, 2:33.05; 9. Michelanne Shields, Dartmouth, 2:33.20; 10. Mikaela Grassl, Utah, 2:33.63; 11. Kara Crow, Vermont, 2:34.00; 12. Megan Papineau, Bates, 2:34.10; 13. Lindsay Brush, Middlebury, 2:34.63; 14. Jennah Durham, Williams, 2:35.08; 15. Katie Lyons, Nevada, 2:35.81; 16. Stefanie Klocker, Alas. Anchorage, 2:35.94; 17. Lindsay Mann, Dartmouth, 2:36.12; 18. Heidi Hillenbrand, Colorado, 2:36.19; 19. Hayley Jones, Dartmouth, 2:36.41; 20. Ashley Lin Spina, Vermont, 2:36.62; 21. Elizabeth Thompson, Bates, 2:37.37; 22. Karin Ohlin, New Mexico, 2:37.93; 23. Amy Lattimer, Montana St., 2:37.96; 24. Kelsey Levine, Williams, 2:38.61; 25. Mattie Ford, Middlebury, 2:38.64; 26. Emily Sampson, Bates, 2:38.73; 27. Kimberly Stephens, Utah, 2:39.01; 28. Amanda Goyne, Nevada, 2:39.22; 29. Claire Abbe, Denver, 2:40.57; 30. Carmel McElroy, Montana St., 2:48.81; 31. Dorothy Muirhead, Middlebury, 2:57.97; 32. Kate Bragg, Vermont, 3:44.72; 33. Malin Hemmingsson, New Mexico, 3:61.61.
Men’s 20-kilometer classical cross country
1. Snorri Einarsson, Utah, 55:06.0; 2. Rene Reisshauer, Denver, 55:08.1; 3. Marius Korthauer, Alas. Fairbanks, 55:15.9; 4. Benjamin True, Dartmouth, 55:19.8; 5. Matt Gelso, Colorado, 55:41.6; 6. John Stene, Denver, 55:50.7; 7. Martin Banerud, Northern Mich., 55:58.5; 8. Michael Sinnott, Dartmouth, 56:06.8; 9. Juergen Uhl, Vermont, 56:07.8; 10.Raphael Wunderle, Alas. Anchorage, 56:09.3; 11. Fabian Figi, Utah, 56:23.2; 12. Phillip Violett, Northern Mich., 56:26.8; 13. Erlend Saetre, New Mexico, 56:26.9; 14. Even Sletten, Utah, 57:04.4; 15. Karl Nygren, Colorado, 57:06.7; 16. Kit Richmond, Colorado, 57:12.3; 17. Glenn Randall, Dartmouth, 57:14.4; 18. Haavard Selseng, Denver, 57:30.9; 19. Jesse Lang, Michigan Tech, 57:33.2; 20. Christian Coe, Montana St., 58:18.3; 21. Nick Kline, Colby, 58:24.4; 22. Andy Liebner, Alas. Anchorage, 58:26.0; 23. Simeon Hamilton, Middlebury, 58:34.3; 24. Bill Bowler, Northern Mich., 58:55.1; 25. Nathan Park, Montana St., 59:09.5; 26. Paul Schauer, Alas. Anchorage, 59:15.3; 27. Sylvan Ellefson, Bates, 59:18.4; 28. Kevin Heglund, Michigan Tech, 59:24.1; 29. Fred Bailey, Colby, 59:27.4; 30. Vahur Teppan, Alas. Fairbanks, 59:39.8; 31. Tim Reynolds, Middlebury, 59:55.4; 32. Lutz Preussler, Nevada, 59:56.7; 33. Anders Folleraas, Vermont, 1:00:06.5; 34. Matt, De Carufel, Nevada, 1:00:17.2; 35. Andrew Richmond, Western St., 1:01:18.7; 36. Chris Ziegler, Vermont, 1:01:31.0; 37. Santiago Ocariz, Wis.-Green Bay, 1:04:19.9; 38. Patrick Neel, Western St., 1:05:44.9.
Women’s 15-kilometer classical cross country
1. Lindsey Weier, Northern Mich., 47:21.0; 2. Lindsey Williams, Northern Mich., 47:22.0; 3. Morgan Smyth, Northern Mich., 48:11.4; 4. Maria Moe Grevsgaard, Colorado, 48:12.2; 5. Aurelia Korthauer, Alas. Fairbanks, 49:19.0; 6. Polina Ermoshina, New Mexico, 49:27.2; 7. Susan Dunklee, Dartmouth, 49:27.5; 8. Kristina Owen, Michigan Tech, 49:33.8; 9. Kasandra Rice, Alas. Anchorage, 49:59.4; 10. Sara Schweiger, Utah, 50:20.1; 11. Sara Studebaker, Dartmouth, 50:33.3; 12. Elsa Sargent, Dartmouth, 50:40.1; 13. Annelise Bailly, Denver, 50:40.6; 14. Carina Hamel, Vermont, 50:42.5; 15. Jenny Hamilton, Middlebury, 50:44.6; 16. Kristin Roennestrand, Colorado, 51:01.8; 17. Kara LaPoint, Denver, 51:21.9; 18. Jamie Woelk, Montana St., 51:47.2; 19. Devon Spika, Whitman, 51:51.1; 20. Brittany Greer, Alas. Anchorage, 51:59.1; 21. Linn Dale, St. Olaf, 52:03.9; 22. Sarah MacCarthy, Utah, 52:04.1; 23. Julia Coulter, Alas. Fairbanks, 52:24.4; 24. Mandy Bowden, Montana St., 52:30.6; 25. Jenna Klein, Michigan Tech, 52:35.6; 26. Melanie Zemp, New Mexico, 52:50.4; 27. Emilia DeMarchis, Vermont, 52:59.5; 28. Anna Coulter, Alas. Fairbanks, 53:01.5; 29. Claire Rennie, Montana St., 53:02.3; 30. Lenka Palanova, Colorado, 53:12.6; 31. Cassidy Edwards, Middlebury, 53:15.3; 32. Chelsea Holmes, Nevada, 53:18.4; 33. Kristen Bednar, St. Lawrence, 53:25.5; 34. Elizabeth Quinley, Michigan Tech, 53:27.0; 35. Katrina Howe, Vermont, 54:06.8; 36. Annelies Cook, Utah, 54:08.0; 37. Paige Brady, Nevada, 55:22.0; 38. Kalie Dunn, St. Lawrence, 55:24.0; 39. Laura Van Alst, New Mexico, 58:04.6.
Men’s slalom
1. Adam Cole, Denver, 1:43.36; 2. David Chodounsky, Dartmouth, 1:43.40; 3. Andrew Wagner, Middlebury, 1:43.55; 4. Scott Veenis, Utah, 1:44.32; 5. Francesco Ghedina, Denver, 1:44.45; 6. Lars Loeseth, New Mexico, 1:44.47; 7. John Buchar, Denver, 1:44.63; 8. Evan Weiss, Dartmouth, 1:44.80; 9. Scott Hume, Nevada, 1:44.97; 10. Joshua Bryan, Colorado, 1:45.51; 11. Tor Fodnesbergene, New Mexico, 1:45.58; 12. Sean McNamara, New Hampshire, 1:45.71; 13. Stefan Hughes, Colorado, 1:46.03; 14. Alex Mach, New Mexico, 1:46.06; 15. Drew Roberts, Colorado, 1:46.15; 16. Alex Felix, Dartmouth, 1:46.38; 17. Erik Gilbert, Vermont, 1:46.82; 18. William Ford, New Hampshire, 1:47.08; 19. Toby Lamar, Montana St., 1:47.58; 20. Joshua Kernan, Colby, 1:47.60; 21. Alec Tarberry, Middlebury, 1:47.95; 22. Jody Centauro, Colby, 1:48.18; 23. Dan Loman, Bates, 1:48.28; 24. Joe Dunn, New Hampshire, 1:48.46; 25. Don Brockett, Montana St., 1:48.88; 26. Leo Menard, Bates, 1:48.96; 27. Eric Mann, Williams, 1:48.99; 28. Evan Barrett, Williams, 1:49.48; 29. Luke Patterson, Nevada, 1:51.53; 30. Greg Hardy, Vermont, 1:57.67; 31. Cameron Barnes, Nevada, 1:57.91; 32. Kyle Kung, Utah, 52.88; 33. Clayton Reed, Middlebury, 53.62.0.
Women’s slalom
1. Malin Hemmingsson, New Mexico, 1:45.77; 2. Lucie Zikova, Colorado, 1:46.00; 3. Veronique Archambault-Leger, New Hampshire, 1:46.14; 4. Lindsay Mann, Dartmouth, 1:46.21; 5. Claire Abbe, Denver, 1:46.22; 6. Mikaela Grassl, Utah, 1:46.33; 7. Kara Crow, Vermont, 1:46.54; 8. Mattie Ford, Middlebury, 1:47.06; 9. Lisa Perricone, Colorado, 1:47.33; 10. Michelanne Shields, Dartmouth, 1:47.65; 11. Kate Bragg, Vermont, 1:48.28; 12. Jennah Durham, Williams, 1:48.40; 13. Hayley Jones, Dartmouth, 1:48.57; 14. Aileen Farrell, New Hampshire, 1:49.83; 15. Emily Sampson, Bates, 1:50.12; 16. Elizabeth Thompson, Bates, 1:50.89; 17. Karine Falck-Pedersen, Denver, 1:51.09; 18. Spela Bertoncelj, Montana St., 1:51.16; 19. Chirine Njeim, Utah, 1:51.29; 20. Megan Papineau, Bates, 1:51.53; 21. Cynthia Tessier, New Hampshire, 1:51.73; 22. Dorothy Muirhead, Middlebury, 1:52.39; 23. Amanda Goyne, Nevada, 1:52.48; 24. Carmel McElroy, Montana St., 1:54.18; 25. Kelsey Levine, Williams, 1:54.38; 26. Katie Lyons, Nevada, 1:56.15; 27. Lindsay Brush, Middlebury, 56.77; 28. Heidi Hillenbrand, Colorado, 1:59.88; 29. Kimberly Stephens, Utah, 2:00.89; 30. Jenny Tank, Denver, 59.03; 31. Karin Ohlin, New Mexico, 2:20.39; 32. Ashley Lin Spina, Vermont, 58.39; 33. Amy Lattimer, Montana St., 56.62; 34. Stefanie Klocker, Alas. Anchorage, 58.27.
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