Montana State’s Munteanu Sisters Record Hot Day on the Slopes
2/20/2004 12:00:00 AM | Men's Skiing, Women's Skiing
Smaranda Munteanu, a freshman from Stratton, Vermont, finished third overall in a two-run time of 2:07.35, while older sister Alex Munteanu placed eighth in a time of 2:07.35. Utah’s April Mancuso won the GS crown by a half-second over Munteanu.
Also contributing for the Bobcats were Crystal Wright, 16th, 2:08.74; Catherine Baskins, 21st, 2:09.93; Andrea Drew, 25th, 2:12.28; Rebekah Levine, 26th, 2:13.73; Brenna Kelleher, 29th, 2:14.7; Polly Hopkins, 34th, 2:17.42; and Hilary Turner, 35th, 2:18.06.
In men’s giant slalom action, the Bobcats were led by freshman Tyler Smedsrud, who placed 29th in a clocking of 2:07.81. He was followed by Robbie Massie, 30th, 2:09.17; and Wes Powell, 34th, 2:19.02.
In Nordic competition, Bobcat standout Emily Robins led the MSU contingent finishing 18th in the five-kilometer classic event in a time of 16:43.5. She was followed by Mandy Bowden, 28th, 17:27.5; Rachel Goldstein, 30th, 17:41.2; and Charis Gullickson, 35th, 18:07.3.
The Montana State men’s team was paced by Christian Coe, who placed 18th in the 10-kilometer classic with a time of 29:21.2. Coe was followed by Travis Hansen, 28th, 30:59.9; and Ryan Holton, 34th, 31:52.0.
The University of Denver leads after the opening day with 282 points, followed by Colorado 264, New Mexico 263, Utah 255, Nevada 212, Alaska-Anchorage186, MSU 142, Western States 110, Whitman 100 and Boise State 13.
Also contributing for the Bobcats were Crystal Wright, 16th, 2:08.74; Catherine Baskins, 21st, 2:09.93; Andrea Drew, 25th, 2:12.28; Rebekah Levine, 26th, 2:13.73; Brenna Kelleher, 29th, 2:14.7; Polly Hopkins, 34th, 2:17.42; and Hilary Turner, 35th, 2:18.06.
In men’s giant slalom action, the Bobcats were led by freshman Tyler Smedsrud, who placed 29th in a clocking of 2:07.81. He was followed by Robbie Massie, 30th, 2:09.17; and Wes Powell, 34th, 2:19.02.
In Nordic competition, Bobcat standout Emily Robins led the MSU contingent finishing 18th in the five-kilometer classic event in a time of 16:43.5. She was followed by Mandy Bowden, 28th, 17:27.5; Rachel Goldstein, 30th, 17:41.2; and Charis Gullickson, 35th, 18:07.3.
The Montana State men’s team was paced by Christian Coe, who placed 18th in the 10-kilometer classic with a time of 29:21.2. Coe was followed by Travis Hansen, 28th, 30:59.9; and Ryan Holton, 34th, 31:52.0.
The University of Denver leads after the opening day with 282 points, followed by Colorado 264, New Mexico 263, Utah 255, Nevada 212, Alaska-Anchorage186, MSU 142, Western States 110, Whitman 100 and Boise State 13.
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