University of New Hampshire Athletics
12/6/2019 1:37:00 PM | Men's Skiing, Women's Skiing
DURHAM, N.H. – Under the leadership of ski coordinator/Nordic head coach Cory Schwartz, now in his 38thseason, and 13th-year alpine head coach Brian Blank, the University of New Hampshire ski program will open the 2020 EISA Carnival season at the first-ever Harvard Carnival on Jan. 17-18 with alpine competition at Waterville Valley Resort (Waterville Valley, N.H.) and Nordic races at Dublin School Nordic Center (Dublin, N.H.).
Online Schedule
The EISA (Eastern Intercollegiate Ski Association) season consists of six carnivals with two men's and two women's alpine races along with two men's and two women's Nordic races held per carnival.
"We look forward to competing with the top Eastern ski programs throughout New England starting with the inaugural Harvard Carnival right here in New Hampshire," said Schwartz. "As always, the EISA schedule brings our alpine and Nordic teams to a great variety of terrific ski venues with the goal of sending a full team to the NCAA Championships."
The EISA Championships, which also serve as the NCAA East Regional Championships, will take place Feb. 28-29 at the Middlebury Carnival, with alpine action at the Middlebury Snow Bowl and Nordic races at Rikert Nordic Center.
Montana State University will play host to the 2020 NCAA Ski Championships on March 11-14 with alpine races at Bridger Bowl and Nordic races at Crosscut Mountain Sports Center. UNH finished 10that NCAAs the last time Montana State hosted in 2012.
Here is the complete 2020 EISA schedule. Times/dates/venues subject to change:
Online Schedule
The EISA (Eastern Intercollegiate Ski Association) season consists of six carnivals with two men's and two women's alpine races along with two men's and two women's Nordic races held per carnival.
"We look forward to competing with the top Eastern ski programs throughout New England starting with the inaugural Harvard Carnival right here in New Hampshire," said Schwartz. "As always, the EISA schedule brings our alpine and Nordic teams to a great variety of terrific ski venues with the goal of sending a full team to the NCAA Championships."
The EISA Championships, which also serve as the NCAA East Regional Championships, will take place Feb. 28-29 at the Middlebury Carnival, with alpine action at the Middlebury Snow Bowl and Nordic races at Rikert Nordic Center.
Montana State University will play host to the 2020 NCAA Ski Championships on March 11-14 with alpine races at Bridger Bowl and Nordic races at Crosscut Mountain Sports Center. UNH finished 10that NCAAs the last time Montana State hosted in 2012.
Here is the complete 2020 EISA schedule. Times/dates/venues subject to change:
| Dates | Carnival | Alpine Venue | Nordic Venue |
| Jan. 17-18 | Harvard | Waterville | Dublin School |
| Jan. 24-25 | Vermont | Stowe | Craftsbury |
| Jan. 31-Feb. 1 | Colby | Sugarloaf | Quarry Road |
| Feb. 7-8 | Bates | Sunday River | Black Mountain |
| Feb. 14-15 | Williams | Jiminy Peak | Prospect Mountain |
| Feb. 28-29 | Middlebury* | Middlebury Snow Bowl | Rikert Nordic Center |
| March 11-14 | NCAAs^ | Bridger Bowl | Crosscut |
| *EISA Championships/NCAA East Regionals | |||
| ^Hosted by Montana State University | |||
The UNH ski team will be led by two-time All-American Emma Woodhouse (Collingwood, Ontario) and returning All-Americans Patrick Kenney (Hingham, Mass.) and Lisa Olsson (Stockholm, Sweden).
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