
Photo by: Miles Jordan
Hendry Paces Bobcat Skiers at RMISA Invitational
2/5/2022 6:58:00 PM | Men's Skiing, Women's Skiing, Skiing
The Rocky Mountain Intercollegiate Ski Association Invitational resumed action with the Nordic freestyle races on Saturday afternoon at Birch Hill.
The Rocky Mountain Intercollegiate Ski Association Invitational resumed action with the Nordic freestyle races on Saturday afternoon at Birch Hill. The RMISA Invite began Jan. 20 at Bridger Bowl with slalom, before moving to Park City, Utah for the giant slalom races three days later.
Izzy Hendry posted MSU's top time placing ninth in the women's 5k freestyle with a clocking of 15:50.3. She was followed by Sophia Mazzoni, 15th, 16:17.1, Adrianna Proffitt, 19th, 16:50.3, Emma Albrecht, 20th, 17:08.4, and Lily Murnane, 24th, 17:43.4.
Utah's Sydney Palmer-Leger won the women's race in 14:35.1.
The Godfrey twins guided the Bobcat men's squad. Reed Godfrey placed 17th overall in 27:39.3. He was followed by Ty Godfrey, 22nd, 29:08.2, Jack Conde, 23rd, 29:20.2, Kai Meyers, 24th, 29:27.9, and Eli Hermanson, 27th, 30:21.5.
Denver's Bernhard Flaschberger captured the men's crown in 26:36.0.
With just the Nordic classic races remaining, Utah sits atop the team standings with 520 points, followed by Denver 439, Colorado 399, MSU 390, Westminster 299, Alaska Anchorage 261, Colorado Mountain 181, and Alaska Fairbanks 114.
Izzy Hendry posted MSU's top time placing ninth in the women's 5k freestyle with a clocking of 15:50.3. She was followed by Sophia Mazzoni, 15th, 16:17.1, Adrianna Proffitt, 19th, 16:50.3, Emma Albrecht, 20th, 17:08.4, and Lily Murnane, 24th, 17:43.4.
Utah's Sydney Palmer-Leger won the women's race in 14:35.1.
The Godfrey twins guided the Bobcat men's squad. Reed Godfrey placed 17th overall in 27:39.3. He was followed by Ty Godfrey, 22nd, 29:08.2, Jack Conde, 23rd, 29:20.2, Kai Meyers, 24th, 29:27.9, and Eli Hermanson, 27th, 30:21.5.
Denver's Bernhard Flaschberger captured the men's crown in 26:36.0.
With just the Nordic classic races remaining, Utah sits atop the team standings with 520 points, followed by Denver 439, Colorado 399, MSU 390, Westminster 299, Alaska Anchorage 261, Colorado Mountain 181, and Alaska Fairbanks 114.
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