Bobcat Skiers Finish Sixth at New Mexico Invite
2/10/2007 12:00:00 AM | Men's Skiing, Women's Skiing
The Bobcats ended the invite with 394 points, one point behind Alaska-Anchorage.
Denver captured the team title with a Rocky Mountain Intercollegiate Ski Association record 592.5 points. The Pioneers were followed by Colorado 485, UNM 480, Utah 439, UAA, MSU, Nevada 387, Western State 285 and Whitman 186.5.
MSU was led by its women’s Nordic squad on Saturday.
Freshman Jamie Woelk placed second overall covering the five-kilometer course in 15:23.6.
Sophomore Claire Rennie and senior Mandy Bowden finished sixth and seventh, respectively.
The women’s Nordic squad’s two-day total of 139.5 was the highest total in the RMISA women’s cross country competition.
The MSU men were paced in the 10K race by Chris Coe, who placed 20th in a time of 29:13.7. He was followed by Nathan Park, 22nd, 21:49.1; and Tim Downey, 24th, 29:44.0.
In the women’s slalom event, the Bobcats were led by freshman Amy Lattimer, who finished 15th with a time-run total of 1:49.32.
MSU All-America standout Spela Bertoncelj was 16th in 1:49.40. Other Bobcat finishers included Carmel McElroy, 22nd, Chichi Williams, 24th, and Gillian Hearn, 26th.
The men’s alpine squad was guided by freshman Toby Lamar, who placed 17th overall in 1:44.59.
Lamar was followed by Cory Harris, 19th, and Andre Hokholt, 22nd.
Click on the 'PDF Version Available' link at the top of this page for complete UNM Invitational results.
Denver captured the team title with a Rocky Mountain Intercollegiate Ski Association record 592.5 points. The Pioneers were followed by Colorado 485, UNM 480, Utah 439, UAA, MSU, Nevada 387, Western State 285 and Whitman 186.5.
MSU was led by its women’s Nordic squad on Saturday.
Freshman Jamie Woelk placed second overall covering the five-kilometer course in 15:23.6.
Sophomore Claire Rennie and senior Mandy Bowden finished sixth and seventh, respectively.
The women’s Nordic squad’s two-day total of 139.5 was the highest total in the RMISA women’s cross country competition.
The MSU men were paced in the 10K race by Chris Coe, who placed 20th in a time of 29:13.7. He was followed by Nathan Park, 22nd, 21:49.1; and Tim Downey, 24th, 29:44.0.
In the women’s slalom event, the Bobcats were led by freshman Amy Lattimer, who finished 15th with a time-run total of 1:49.32.
MSU All-America standout Spela Bertoncelj was 16th in 1:49.40. Other Bobcat finishers included Carmel McElroy, 22nd, Chichi Williams, 24th, and Gillian Hearn, 26th.
The men’s alpine squad was guided by freshman Toby Lamar, who placed 17th overall in 1:44.59.
Lamar was followed by Cory Harris, 19th, and Andre Hokholt, 22nd.
Click on the 'PDF Version Available' link at the top of this page for complete UNM Invitational results.
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