'Cats Place Sixth at Middlebury College Carnival

Saturday, February 16

Alpine - SL Middlebury Snow Bowl | Nordic - 5/10K Skate Rikert Touring Center

University of New Hampshire

Middlebury Carnival

Will Bruneau-Bouchard led UNH men's alpine racers in SL and GS

Photo by: Steve Fuller

2/16/2019 7:44:00 PM | Men's Skiing, Women's Skiing

Results

Woodhouse, Bruneau-Bouchard lead alpine skiers for second straight day

HANCOCK & RIPTON, Vt. – Emma Woodhouse (Collingwood, Ontario) registered her second straight Top-10 finish and Will Bruneau-Bouchard (Quebec City, Quebec) made it back-to-back Top-20 placements to lead the University of New Hampshire ski team to sixth place at the Middlebury College Carnival, which wrapped up Saturday with alpine racing at Middlebury College Snow Bowl and Nordic racing at Rikert Nordic Center.

Middlebury, the host school, won the carnival with 915 points, followed by Dartmouth (908), Vermont (875), Colby (541), Williams (526) and UNH (459).

Woodhouse placed 10^th in women's giant slalom in a combined time of 2 minutes, 15.25 seconds for 30 points. The Wildcat women's alpine racers finished fourth (81 points) in GS.

Bruneau-Bouchard was the top Wildcat men's alpine racer for the second day in a row. The sophomore finished 15^th in a time of 2:07.89 for 28 points.

The UNH Nordic team was led by Jakob Velle (Oslo, Norway) in the men's 10K skate; he finished 30^th in a time of 24 minutes, 13.1 seconds. In the women's 5K skate, Sarah Nadeau (Hopkinton, N.H.) was the leading Wildcat (36^th place, 14:45.9, 15 points).

Middlebury Carnival • Feb. 16, 2019
Alpine: Middlebury College Snow Bowl
Feb. 16 • Men's Giant Slalom • Women's Giant Slalom
Nordic: Rikert Nordic Center
Feb. 16 – Men's 10K Skate • Women's 5K Skate
Results

Overall Top 5
1. Middlebury, 915
2. Dartmouth, 908
3. Vermont, 875
4. Colby, 541
5. Williams, 526
6. UNH, 459

Women's GS
1. Vermont, 127
2. Middlebury, 118
3. Dartmouth, 110
4. UNH, 81
5. St. Michael's, 75

Women's GS (Top Wildcats)
Emma Woodhouse (Collingwood, Ontario) - 10^th place, 30 points, 1:06.30 1:08.95 2:15.25
Lisa Olsson (Stockholm, Sweden) - 13^th place, 28 points, 1:06.21 1:09.15 2:15.36
Fanny Sanderberg (Oslo, Norway) - 19^th place, 23 points, 1:06.30 1:10.15 2:16.45

Men's GS
1. Middlebury, 136
2. Dartmouth, 122
3. Vermont, 94
4. St. Michael's, 84
5. Plymouth State, 64
8. UNH, 52

Men's GS (Top Wildcats)
Will Bruneau-Bouchard (Quebec City, Quebec) - 15^th place, 28 points, 1:02.29 1:05.60 2:07.89
Logan Slattery (Franconia, N.H.) - 29^th place, 18 points, 1:03.54 1:06.24 2:09.78
Corey McConville (London, Ontario) - 47^th place, 6 points, 1:04.20 1:07.61 2:11.81

Women's 5K Freestyle
1. Dartmouth, 132
2. Vermont, 119
3. Middlebury, 97
4. Harvard, 80
5. Bowdoin, 76
10. UNH, 36

Women's 5K Free (Top Wildcats)
Sarah Nadeau (Hopkinton, N.H.) - 36^th place, 15 points - :14:45.9
Eleonora Olsmats (Djursholm, Sweden) - 40^th place, 12 points - :14:54.6
Kaja Sandsten (Oppdal, Norway) - 47^th place, 9 points - :15:11.6

Men's 10K Freestyle
1. Vermont, 138
2. Middlebury, 116
3. Dartmouth, 86
4. Bowdoin, 83
5. Williams, 80
9. UNH, 44

Men's 10K Free (Top Wildcats)
Jakob Velle (Oslo, Norway) - 30^th place, 16 points - :24:13.1
Anders Sonnesyn (Minneapolis, Minn.) - 32^nd place, 15 points - :24:18.5
Bryce Hartman (Saranac Lake, N.Y.) - 36^th place, 13 points - :24:26.1

LOOKING AHEAD
•The alpine team competes in a makeup of the postponed Dartmouth Carnival giant slalom (scheduled for Feb. 8) this Sunday, Feb. 16.
•The EISA Championships represent the NCAA East Regional Championships at the Bates College Carnival on Feb. 22-23. Sunday River will serve as the site for the alpine championships, and Black Mountain will play host to the Nordic races.