Utah Captures Montana State Ski Invitational
1/18/2003 12:00:00 AM | Men's Skiing, Women's Skiing
The Utes’ Katrin Smigun won the women’s 10-kilometer freestyle in 28:13, while teammate Sara Svendsen finished third overall. On the men’s side, Utah’s Zack Simons placed second in a time of 38:38 to propel the Utes to the team crown.
The men’s 15-kilometer freestyle event was won by Tobias Schwoerer of Alaska-Anchorage in a clocking of 38:08.
For the second consecutive day, Emily Robins paced the Montana State women’s squad, finishing 15th overall in a time of 30:47. Also contributing for the Bobcats were Charis Gullickson, 26th, 33:21; Syverine Abrahamsom, 27th, 33:38; and Kristine Kleedehn, 28th, 34:02.
Utah won the team title with 575.5 points. The alpine portion of the MSU Invitational was held two weeks ago. Finishing behind the Utes were Colorado 538, Denver 518, New Mexico 481, Nevada 399.5, Alaska-Anchorage 364, Western State 304, Whitman 257 and MSU 140.
Points are based on a combined men’s and women’s score. The Bobcats do not field a men’s squad.
The men’s 15-kilometer freestyle event was won by Tobias Schwoerer of Alaska-Anchorage in a clocking of 38:08.
For the second consecutive day, Emily Robins paced the Montana State women’s squad, finishing 15th overall in a time of 30:47. Also contributing for the Bobcats were Charis Gullickson, 26th, 33:21; Syverine Abrahamsom, 27th, 33:38; and Kristine Kleedehn, 28th, 34:02.
Utah won the team title with 575.5 points. The alpine portion of the MSU Invitational was held two weeks ago. Finishing behind the Utes were Colorado 538, Denver 518, New Mexico 481, Nevada 399.5, Alaska-Anchorage 364, Western State 304, Whitman 257 and MSU 140.
Points are based on a combined men’s and women’s score. The Bobcats do not field a men’s squad.
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