Ski Team Finishes Fifth at EISA Championships

Saturday, February 23

Alpine - SL Sunday River | Nordic - 15/20K Classic Black Mountain

University of New Hampshire

Bates Carnival/EISAs/NCAA Regionals

Emma Woodhouse Finishes 8th in SL

Photo by: Dennis Curran

2/23/2019 6:55:00 PM | Men's Skiing, Women's Skiing

Results

Woodhouse, Frigon finish 8-9 in women’s slalom

NEWRY & RUMFORD, Maine– Emma Woodhouse (Collingwood, Ontario) and Geneviève Frigon (Laval, Quebec) finished eighth and ninth, respectively, in women's slalom for the University of New Hampshire ski team, which took fifth place overall at the 2019 EISA Championships/NCAA East Regional Championships/Bates College Carnival, which concluded Saturday.

Dartmouth won the EISA title with 973 points, followed by Vermont (965), Middlebury (758), Colby (545) and UNH (500).

Full Results

At Sunday River, Woodhouse registered a combined time of 1 minute, 55.91 seconds for 35 points, and Frigon secured 33 points in 1:55.91. Lisa Olsson (Stockholm, Sweden) clocked in at 1:57.39 for 15^th place (27 points), and the Wildcats finished third in women's SL with 95 points, behind Vermont (131) and Dartmouth (127).

The Wildcat men's alpine team placed sixth (72 points) in SL. Will Bruneau-Bouchard (Quebec City, Quebec) headlined the 'Cats with a 13^th-place finish (1:54.22/28 points), and Patrick Kenney (Hingham, Mass.) took 17^th (1:54.63/24 points).

At Black Mountain, Will Bodewes (Durango, Colo.) set the pace the Wildcat men's Nordic team in the 20K classic, crossing the finish line in 54-minutes, 16.8 seconds (26 points). Kaja Sandsten (Oppdal, Norway) placed 20^th in the women's 15K classic in a time of 47:27.2.

Overall Top 5 (Final)
1. Dartmouth 973
2. Vermont, 965
3. Middlebury, 758
4. Colby, 545
5. UNH, 500

Women's SL
1. Vermont, 131
2. Dartmouth, 127
3. UNH, 95
4. Middlebury, 86
5. Williams, 60

Women's SL (Top Wildcats)
Emma Woodhouse (Collingwood, Ontario) – 8^th place, 35 points - 57.85 58.06 1:55.91
Geneviève Frigon (Laval, Quebec) - 9^th place, 33 points - 59.59 56.46 1:56.05
Lisa Olsson (Stockholm, Sweden) – 15^th place, 27 points - 1:00.80 56.59 1:57.39

Men's SL
1. Dartmouth, 135
2. Vermont, 95
3. Middlebury, 84
4. Plymouth State, 81
5. Colby, 73
6. UNH, 72

Men's SL (Top Wildcats)
Will Bruneau-Bouchard (Quebec City, Quebec) – 13^th place, 28 points - 58.05 56.17 1:54.22
Patrick Kenney (Hingham, Mass.) - 17^th place, 24 points - 59.81 54.82 1:54.63
Corey McConville (London, Ontario) - 21^st place, 18 points - 58.69 56.57 1:55.26

Men's 20K Classic
1. Vermont, 138
2. Middlebury, 107
3. Dartmouth, 101
T-4. Colby, 79
T-4. Williams, 79
8. UNH, 63

Men's 20K Classic (Top Wildcats)
Will Bodewes (Durango, Colo.) - 17^th place, 26 points - :54:16.8
Jakob Velle (Oslo, Norway) - 24^th place, 22 points - :55:25.6
Casey Shannon (Bend, Ore.) - 36^th place, 15 points - :57:07.7

Women's 15K Classic
1. Dartmouth, 134
2. Vermont, 124
3. Middlebury, 91
4. Bowdoin, 89
5. Williams, 65
9. UNH, 52

Women's 15K Classic (Top Wildcats)
Kaja Sandsten (Oppdal, Norway) – 20^th place, 24 points - :47:27.2
Sarah Nadeau (Hopkinton, N.H.) - 31^st place, 16 points - :48:37.3
Eleonora Olsmats (Djurshlolm, Sweden) – 38^th place, 12 points - :50:17.0

LOOKING AHEAD
The NCAA Ski Championships, hosted by the University of Vermont, are scheduled for March 6-9 at Stowe Mountain (alpine) and Trapp Family Lodge (Nordic).