MSU Men's Ski Team Has Big Day
1/7/2007 12:00:00 AM | Men's Skiing, Women's Skiing
Freshman Toby Lamar of Aspen, Colo., paced MSU finishing 8th overall with a two-run time of 1:29.09. He was followed by Don Brockett, 9th, 1:29.15, Cory Harris, 14th, 1:29.82, Robbie Massie, 15th, 1:29.95, and Andre Hokholt, 18th, 1:30.31.
“Our guys had a big day,” said MSU head coach Dan Brelsford. “It was definitely our best day since resurrecting the men’s program. We were firing on all cylinders.”
Also contributing for the Bobcats were Tyler Smedsrud, 25th, 1:34.98, and Kyle Taylor, 38th, 1:47.88.
As a group, the Montana State squad scored 62.5 points, second only to defending national champion Colorado, who posted 80.5 points.
CU’s Drew Roberts won the men’s title with a clocking of 1:26.77.
The MSU women had a tough day as returning All-America Spela Bertoncelj and freshman standout Carmel McElroy both fell on the hill.
The Bobcats were led by Amy Lattimer, 21st, 1:34.13. She was followed by Gillian Hearn, 24th, 1:35.25, Chichi Williams, 30th, 1:38.60, Kelly Ryan, 35th, 1:42.04, Gina Gassman, 42nd, 1:44.53, Gretchen Glasser, 44th, 1:46.73, Theresa Norell, 45th, 1:49.37, Kristi Knaub, 1:49.49, Spela Bertoncelj, 49th, 1:51.39, and Sonja Jennings, 53rd, 2:22.02.
Lucie Zikova of Colorado captured the women individual crown in a time of 1:29.15.
After the first event, CU leads with 152.5 points. The Buffaloes are followed by Denver 129, Nevada 120, New Mexico 118, Utah 101, MSU 96.5, Alaska-Anchorage 85, Western State 74 and Whitman 44.
On Saturday, the giant slalom races were canceled due to bad weather conditions.
The MSU Invitational will conclude with the Nordic events Jan. 19-20.
For Sunday's slalom results from the MSU Invitational, click on the 'PDF Version Available' link at the top of this page.
“Our guys had a big day,” said MSU head coach Dan Brelsford. “It was definitely our best day since resurrecting the men’s program. We were firing on all cylinders.”
Also contributing for the Bobcats were Tyler Smedsrud, 25th, 1:34.98, and Kyle Taylor, 38th, 1:47.88.
As a group, the Montana State squad scored 62.5 points, second only to defending national champion Colorado, who posted 80.5 points.
CU’s Drew Roberts won the men’s title with a clocking of 1:26.77.
The MSU women had a tough day as returning All-America Spela Bertoncelj and freshman standout Carmel McElroy both fell on the hill.
The Bobcats were led by Amy Lattimer, 21st, 1:34.13. She was followed by Gillian Hearn, 24th, 1:35.25, Chichi Williams, 30th, 1:38.60, Kelly Ryan, 35th, 1:42.04, Gina Gassman, 42nd, 1:44.53, Gretchen Glasser, 44th, 1:46.73, Theresa Norell, 45th, 1:49.37, Kristi Knaub, 1:49.49, Spela Bertoncelj, 49th, 1:51.39, and Sonja Jennings, 53rd, 2:22.02.
Lucie Zikova of Colorado captured the women individual crown in a time of 1:29.15.
After the first event, CU leads with 152.5 points. The Buffaloes are followed by Denver 129, Nevada 120, New Mexico 118, Utah 101, MSU 96.5, Alaska-Anchorage 85, Western State 74 and Whitman 44.
On Saturday, the giant slalom races were canceled due to bad weather conditions.
The MSU Invitational will conclude with the Nordic events Jan. 19-20.
For Sunday's slalom results from the MSU Invitational, click on the 'PDF Version Available' link at the top of this page.
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