Bobcat Skiers Remain in Seventh
1/28/2006 12:00:00 AM | Men's Skiing, Women's Skiing
The alpine races will take place Feb. 3-4.
MSU was led on Saturday by Mandy Bowden, who finished 10th in a time of 51:36.9.
She was followed by Claire Rennie, 20th 53:45.5; Ine Fahle, 24th, 55:26.7; and Rachel Goldstein, 30th, 57:37.8.
Colorado’s Lenka Palanova won the women’s 15-kilometer race in a clocking of 49:21.7
The Bobcat men were paced by Mark Iverson, who finished 12th in a time of 59:53.9.
He was followed by Chris Coe, 22nd, 1:02.28; Tim Downey, 24th, 1:02.58; Mike Gleason, 34th, 1:05.45; and Nathan Park, 35th, 1:06.15.
Dirk Grimm of New Mexico captured the men’s 20-kilometer crown in 58:10.1.
Colorado remained in first place with 321 points, followed by New Mexico 265, Denver 261, Alaska-Anchorage 225, Utah 210, Nevada 195, MSU 158, Western State 112, Wyoming 58, Whitman 54, and Boise State 0.
MSU was led on Saturday by Mandy Bowden, who finished 10th in a time of 51:36.9.
She was followed by Claire Rennie, 20th 53:45.5; Ine Fahle, 24th, 55:26.7; and Rachel Goldstein, 30th, 57:37.8.
Colorado’s Lenka Palanova won the women’s 15-kilometer race in a clocking of 49:21.7
The Bobcat men were paced by Mark Iverson, who finished 12th in a time of 59:53.9.
He was followed by Chris Coe, 22nd, 1:02.28; Tim Downey, 24th, 1:02.58; Mike Gleason, 34th, 1:05.45; and Nathan Park, 35th, 1:06.15.
Dirk Grimm of New Mexico captured the men’s 20-kilometer crown in 58:10.1.
Colorado remained in first place with 321 points, followed by New Mexico 265, Denver 261, Alaska-Anchorage 225, Utah 210, Nevada 195, MSU 158, Western State 112, Wyoming 58, Whitman 54, and Boise State 0.
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