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The US Collegiate Ski & Snowboard Affiliation (USCSA) held its 4th week alpine season races within the Midwest, Mideast, Southeast, N. California, Northwest, Grand Teton, Atlantic Highlands, Allegheny, Rocky Mountain, and Japanese Areas over two weekends.
1/25 – 1/26 Southeast Convention Convention
The Southwest area held a race at Beech Mountain Resort in Beech, NC, with big slalom races for each women and men held on Saturday. Georgetown College claimed 1st place total within the males’s big slalom. Georgetown’s Nicholas Baratta led the crew in 2nd place behind Derin Berkin of Georgia Institute of Know-how in 1st place by 1.49 seconds. Georgetown’s James Fox positioned 4th, and his teammate Jack Chitkara positioned seventh. Virginia Tech positioned 2nd total, led by Pierce Hamlin in fifth place. Virginia Tech’s Jacob Wierer positioned eighth and teammate Ethan Burt positioned eleventh.
Georgetown College additionally received the ladies’s big slalom occasion. Georgetown’s Sophia Neff took 1st place over James Madison College’s Aimee Ramsey in 2nd place by 1.44 seconds. Georgetown’s Megan Ryan positioned third and teammate Neve Martin positioned fifth. Virginia Tech positioned 2nd total. Virginia’s Julia Gregory positioned eighth, adopted by teammates Charlotte Helson in ninth and Ava Howard in tenth place.
The slalom occasions had been held for each women and men on Sunday, with Virginia Tech profitable the lads’s slalom occasion. Virginia’s Pierce Hamlin positioned 1st over Lees-McRae Faculty’s Hunter Publish in 2nd place by 0.15 seconds. Virginia’s Sebastian Franks positioned seventh, and teammate Mark Minsch positioned ninth. The College of Virginia positioned 2nd total. Austin Chinn of the College of Virginia positioned fifth, adopted by teammate Thomas Johnson in sixth place. Virginia’s Bradley Babitch positioned thirteenth.
Georgetown College received the ladies’s slalom occasion. Georgetown’s Sophia Neff took 1st place over UNC-Chapel Hill’s Edith Sherlock in 2nd place by 1.71 seconds. Georgetown’s Chloe Vlases positioned fifth, and teammate Megan Ryan positioned sixth. Virginia Tech positioned 2nd total. Virginia’s Charlotte Helson positioned ninth, adopted by teammates Ava Howard in tenth and Julia Gregory in eleventh place.
1/25 – 1/26 Northwest Convention
The Northwest area held a two-day big slalom race at Mt. Spokane in Spokane, Washington. Saturday held the primary big slalom race for each women and men. Montana State College claimed 1st within the males’s big slalom on Saturday. Montana State’s Jake Farwig took 1st place over College of Idaho’s Patrick Du in 2nd place by 0.37 seconds. Montana State’s Erik Carlson positioned 4th, and teammate Leo DeMar positioned seventh. Whitman Faculty positioned 2nd total. Whitman’s Grant Andersen positioned eighth, adopted by teammate Brandon Neifert in ninth place.
Montana State College claimed 1st within the girls’s big slalom on Saturday. Led by Montana State’s Sierra Scanlan in 1st place over Faculty of Idaho’s Taylor Watkins in 2nd by 3.91 seconds. Montana State’s Aly Gries positioned third, adopted by teammate Brenna Ritchie in 4th. The Faculty of Idaho positioned 2nd total. Led by Taylor Watkins in 2nd place. Teammates Caitlyn Bumpers positioned seventh and Hadley Dunlevy positioned tenth.
Athletes competed in a second big slalom race for each women and men on Sunday. Montana State College claimed 1st within the males’s big slalom once more on Sunday. Montana State’s Jake Farwig took 1st place over The Faculty of Idaho’s Carson Paco in 2nd place by 0.40 seconds. Montana State’s Brady Spenlinhauer positioned ninth and teammate Anders Holtenman in eleventh place.
The Faculty of Idaho positioned 2nd total. The crew was led by Carson Paco in 2nd place with teammate Jiri Vesely in sixth. Montana State College claimed 1st within the girls’s big slalom on Saturday, led by Montana State’s Parker Crawford in 2nd place behind The Faculty of Idaho’s Taylor Watkins in 1st place by 1.46 seconds. Montana State’s Sierra Scanlan positioned 4th, adopted by teammate Sage Curtis in fifth place. The Faculty of Idaho positioned 2nd total with Taylor Watkins in 1st place. Teammates Caitlyn Bumpers positioned seventh and Hadley Dunlevy positioned twenty first.
1/25 – 1/26 Midwest Convention
The Midwest Area had races in all three divisions this weekend.
The Lake Superior and Chicago division held its race at Giants Ridge, MN. On Saturday the enormous slalom occasions had been held for each women and men. Northern Michigan College claimed 1st place total within the males’s class. Freshman Kyan Hopke took 1st place over teammate Aaron Grzelak in 2nd place by 0.33 seconds. Teammate Andrew Truman positioned third. The College of Wisconsin-Madison took 2nd place total. UW Madison’s Tanner Bence positioned sixth with teammate James Briggs putting eleventh.
Northern Michigan College claimed 1st place total within the girls’s class. Sophomore Tommie Jo Springer took 1st place over teammate Ainsley Kirk in 2nd place by 1.28 seconds. Teammate Reagan Olli positioned third. The College of Wisconsin-Madison positioned 2nd total.
On Sunday the slalom occasions had been held for each women and men. Northern Michigan College claimed 1st place within the males’s race, led by senior Aaron Grzelak in 1st place over teammate Kyan Hopke in 2nd place by 0.35 seconds. Teammate Reed Heathman positioned third. The College of Wisconsin Madison positioned 2nd total, led by Tanner Bence in sixth place. Teammates James Brigg positioned eleventh, adopted by Jaggen Qie in twelfth place. Northern Michigan College claimed 1st place total within the girls’s class. Led by senior Reagan Olli in 1st place, adopted by teammate Marissa Witte in 2nd place by 1.15 seconds. Teammate Madalyn Stern positioned third. The College of Wisconsin-Madison took 2nd place total. UW Madison’s Harper Randolph positioned seventh adopted by teammate Katie Curry in eighth place. Teammate Charlise Schulz positioned twelfth.
The Michigan and Ohio divisions held a joint race at Otsego Membership in Gaylord, MI. On Saturday the slalom occasions had been held for each women and men. Michigan State College claimed 1st place within the males’s class. Michigan State’s Aiden Lewandowski took 1st place, adopted by teammate Hunter Halstead in 2nd place by 0.22 seconds. Teammate Teegan McLeod positioned 4th. The College of Michigan positioned 2nd total. Led by Benjamin Aulicino in third place. Teammates Brady Koenig in fifth place and Will Hallas in eighth place. The College of Michigan claimed 1st place within the girls’s class. Led by Anna Grzelak in 1st place, adopted by teammate Maria Fornetti in 2nd place by 0.18 seconds. Teammate Ellie Gruber positioned third. The College of Notre Dame positioned 2nd total. Led by Adelaide Kolka in thirteenth place.
On Sunday the enormous slalom occasions had been held for each women and men. The College of Michigan claimed 1st place. Michigan’s Will Hallas took 2nd place behind Michigan State’s Hunter Halstead in 1st place by 0.09 seconds. The College of Michigan’s Brady Koenig positioned 4th, adopted by teammate Benjamin Aulicino in 4th place. Michigan State College positioned 2nd total. Led by Hunter Halstead in 1st place. Michigan State’s Teegan McLeod positioned third and teammate Nicholas Uhazie positioned seventh. The College of Michigan additionally claimed 1st place within the girls’s class. Michigan’s Maria Fornetti took 1st place over Ohio State College’s Meredith Hodus in 2nd place by 0.48 seconds. Michigan’s Anna Grzelak positioned 4th, adopted by teammate Lauren Carlson in fifth place. Calvin College positioned 2nd total, led by Annelise Kuiper in eighth place, adopted by teammate Erin Cawley in tenth place and Erin Buursma in twentieth.
1/25 – 1/26 Mideast Convention
The Mideast area held its race at Labrador Mountain in Truxton, NY. On Saturday the slalom occasions had been held for each women and men. Hobart and Williams Faculty claimed 1st total for the lads’s class. Hobart and William’s Will Patton took 1st place over Antoine Marc from Cornell College by 1.05 seconds. Hobart and William’s Ethan Hine positioned 4th, and teammate Jack Ross positioned seventh. Cornell College positioned 2nd total. Main Cornell was Antoine Marc in 2nd place. Teammates James Kelly positioned ninth and Ryan Rupprecht in fifteenth place.
Colgate College claimed 1st total within the girls’s race. Kate Goodrich of Colgate College took 1st place, ending 2.08 seconds forward of Hobart and William’s Marjorie Crops in 2nd place. Colgate’s Charlotte Morris positioned fifth, adopted by teammate Carissa Dunlap in sixth place. Hobart and Williams Faculty positioned 2nd total. Majorie Plant’s teammates Kate Broderick positioned eleventh and Mia Crivelli positioned fifteenth.
On Sunday the enormous slalom occasions had been held for each women and men. Hobart and Williams Faculty claimed 1st total for the lads. Hobart and William’s Will Patton took 1st place over Antoine Marc of Cornell College by 0.40 seconds. Hobart William’s Jack Ross positioned 4th, and teammate Jake Labanowski positioned 14th. Cornell College positioned 2nd total, led by Antoine Marc in 2nd place. Teammates Ryan Rupprecht positioned eighth and Alex Aubrecht positioned thirteenth.
Colgate College claimed 1st total within the girls’s class. Kate Goodrich took 1st place over Hamilton Faculty’s Charley Croft in 2nd place by 1.47 seconds. Colgate’s Charlotte Morris positioned third, adopted by teammate Carissa Dunlap in 4th. Hamilton Faculty positioned 2nd total, led by Charley Croft in 2nd place. Teammates Dana Schwartz positioned seventh and Reilly Loughman positioned sixteenth.
1/25 – 1/26 Rocky Mountain Convention
The Rocky Mountain area led a race at Purgatory Resort in Durango, CO, and featured two big slalom races. The College of Colorado Boulder claimed 1st total for the ladies. CU Boulder’s Sydney Kraabel took 1st place, adopted by teammate Jenna Blatchford in 2nd place with a 0.69-second distinction. Teammate Ellie Dunham positioned 4th. Colorado Mesa College took 2nd total. Mesa’s Gracey Hening positioned third, adopted by teammates Madalyn Lind Smith putting 18th and Patricia Casey putting twenty fifth.
For the Sunday big slalom occasion, the College of Colorado Boulder claimed 1st place total as soon as once more. Boulder’s Sydney Kraabel tied for 1st place with teammate Jenna Blatchford with a mixed time of 1.36.83. Boulder’s Skylar Adelman positioned third. The College of Denver took 2nd total. Denver’s Klara Niss positioned twelfth. Teammates Emily Miller positioned 14th and Sophia Novak positioned sixteenth.
1/24 and 1/26 Northern California Convention
The Rocky Mountain area led a race at Purgatory Resort in Durango, CO, and featured two big slalom races. The College of Colorado Boulder claimed 1st total for the ladies. CU Boulder’s Sydney Kraabel took 1st place, adopted by teammate Jenna Blatchford in 2nd place with a 0.69-second distinction. Teammate Ellie Dunham positioned 4th. Colorado Mesa College took 2nd total. Mesa’s Gracey Hening positioned third, adopted by teammates Madalyn Lind Smith putting 18th and Patricia Casey putting twenty fifth.
For the Sunday big slalom occasion, the College of Colorado Boulder claimed 1st place total as soon as once more. Boulder’s Sydney Kraabel tied for 1st place with teammate Jenna Blatchford with a mixed time of 1.36.83. Boulder’s Skylar Adelman positioned third. The College of Denver took 2nd total. Denver’s Klara Niss positioned twelfth. Teammates Emily Miller positioned 14th, and Sophia Novak positioned sixteenth.
1/25 – 1/26 Grand Teton Convention
The Grand Teton area held a race at Purgatory Resort in Durango, CO. The ladies’s big slalom occasions had been held on Saturday and Sunday. On Saturday, the College of Utah claimed 1st place total. Utah’s Paige Peterson took 1st place, adopted by teammate Kendall MacLoed in 2nd place with a 2.13-second distinction. Teammate Zoe Robinson positioned third. Rocky Mountain Faculty didn’t take part on this race.
On Sunday, the College of Utah was the one crew competing. Utah’s Paige Peterson took 1st place, adopted by teammate Kendall MacLoed in 2nd place with a 6.04-second distinction. Teammate Elle Schreiner positioned third.
1/24 – 1/26 Japanese Convention
MacConnell Division
The MacConnell Division held a two-day FIS-U big slalom race at Whiteface Mountain in Lake Placid, NY. Babson Faculty received the general males’s big slalom occasion on Friday. Babson’s Fondevik Syversen Mads positioned eleventh. Babson’s James Rosenbloom positioned twenty sixth, adopted by teammate Michael Perretta Elliot in twenty seventh. Clarkson took 2nd total. Clarkson’s Edouard Brochu positioned thirtieth. Teammates Jackson Knobloch positioned thirty fourth and Pedro Gonzalez Gonzalo positioned thirty sixth. The general girls’s big slalom occasion on Friday was received by Vermont State College at Castleton. Castleton’s Alice Pomi positioned ninth. Teammates Emilie Stene positioned twelfth and Karleigh Hollister positioned twenty third. The College of Massachusetts took 2nd total. Massachusetts Louise Filkorn positioned twentieth. Teammates Anna McDermott positioned twenty fifth and Defne Akgerman positioned thirty third.
Babson Faculty received the general males’s big slalom occasion on Saturday. Babson’s Fondevik Syversen Mads positioned fifteenth. Teammate James Rosenbloom positioned twenty third, adopted by teammate Michael Perretta Elliot in thirty fourth. Clarkson took 2nd total. Clarkson’s Edouard Brochu positioned thirty sixth. Teammates Jackson Knobloch positioned thirty ninth and Reed Martin positioned forty second. The general girls’s big slalom occasion on Saturday was received by Vermont State College at Castleton. Castleton’s Emilie Stene positioned twelfth. Teammates Alice Pomi positioned 14th and Andrea Rodriguez Elosegui positioned twenty second. Babson Faculty took 2nd total. Babson’s Julia Wiacek positioned nineteenth. Teammates Morrison Travis positioned thirty first and Amelie Alkier positioned thirty third.
Reynolds Division
The Reynolds Division held a race at Nice Mountain in Bridgton, ME. Reynolds held a two-day big slalom occasion.
The general males’s big slalom occasion on Saturday was received by the College of Maine at Farmington. Farmington’s Sam Roy positioned 1st, adopted by teammate Lake Lindelof in 2nd place by a 0.23-second distinction. Teammate Colgan O’Keefe positioned 4th. St. Joseph’s Faculty of Maine took 2nd total. St. Joseph’s Jack Value positioned third. Teammates Colin Rathbone positioned fifth and Sam Plummer positioned seventeenth.
The general girls’s big slalom occasion on Saturday was received by St. Joseph’s Faculty of Maine. St. Joseph’s Hannah Golden positioned third. Teammates Madelyn Zordan positioned 4th and Lily Anctil positioned sixth. The College of Maine at Farmington took 2nd total. Farmington’s Hokulani Caroseli positioned 2nd behind New England Faculty’s Malin Alusic-Bingham in 1st place by a 2.96-second distinction. Farmington’s Grace Mahmood positioned fifth, and teammate Elanore Robb positioned seventh.
The boys’s big slalom occasion on Saturday was received by the College of Maine at Farmington.
Farmington’s Sam Roy positioned 1st, adopted by teammate Lake Lindelof in 2nd place by a 0.20-second distinction. Teammate Lance Dolan positioned sixth. St. Joseph’s Faculty of Maine took 2nd total. St. Joseph’s Colin Rathbone positioned third. Teammates Jack Value positioned 4th and Caleb Gorton positioned fifth. The ladies’s big slalom occasion on Saturday was received by St. Joseph’s Faculty of Maine. St. Joseph’s Hannah Golden positioned 4th. Teammates Madelyn Zordan positioned fifth, and Kathleen Yeaton positioned sixth.
1/25 – 1/26 Atlantic Highlands Convention
The Atlantic Highlands area raced at Belleayre Ski Resort in Highmount, NY. Atlantic Highlands held a two-day big slalom occasion.
The boys’s big slalom occasion on Saturday was received by Lehigh College. Lehigh’s Aaron Martin positioned 1st over United States Army Academy’s Jame Lahrman in 2nd place by a 0.29-second distinction. Lehigh’s Jordan Bell positioned eleventh, and teammate Nathan Driker positioned thirteenth. Fairfield College took 2nd total. Fairfield’s Timothy Teguis positioned fifth. Teammates Cole Paton positioned sixth and Tj Rubin positioned tenth. ‘
The ladies’s big slalom occasion on Saturday was received by Columbia College. Columbia’s Lisa Engelen positioned 1st over Princeton College’s Sophia Harrison Bregman in 2nd place by a 0.10 second distinction. Columbia’s Sloane Goldberg positioned fifth and teammate Samantha Campana-Gladstone positioned nineteenth. Lafayette Faculty took 2nd place total. Lafayette’s Lindsay Correll positioned third. Teammates Lily Gouse positioned thirteenth and Gwendolyn Brown positioned seventeenth.
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