University of New Hampshire Athletics
Friday, February 28
Alpine, SL - Middlebury College Snow Bowl | Nordic - 5K/10K Skate, Rikert Nordic Center
9:15 AM
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Emma Woodhouse
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'Cats in fourth place at EISA Championships
2/28/2020 8:05:00 PM | Men's Skiing, Women's Skiing
MIDDLEBURY, Vt. – Emma Woodhouse (Collingwood, Ontario), Scott Schulz (Lake Placid, N.Y.), Patrick Kenney (Hingham, Mass.) and Lucinda Anderson (Golden Valley, Minn.) each registered Top-10 placements to lead the University of New Hampshire ski team to fourth place Friday at the EISA Championships/NCAA East Regional Championships/Middlebury Carnival.
With 331 team points, the Wildcats trail Vermont (453 points), Dartmouth (415) and Middlebury (405).
Woodhouse took sixth place in women's slalom at Middlebury Snow Bowl in a combined time of 1 minute, 40.79 seconds. In the men's SL, Kenney tied for ninth place (1:36.97).
At Rikert Nordic Center, Schulz completed the 10K freestyle in 23 minutes, 9.40 seconds for seventh place and Anderson tied for ninth in the women's 5K freestyle (13:41.50).
The EISAs conclude Saturday with alpine action at Middlebury Snow Bowl and Nordic competition at Rikert Nordic Center. Nordic Events: Rikert Nordic Center
Feb. 28 – Women's 5K skate • Men's 10K skate
Alpine Events: Middlebury Snow Bowl
Feb. 28 – Men's Slalom • Women's Slalom
Overall Top 5
1. Vermont, 453
2. Dartmouth, 415
3. Middlebury, 405
4. UNH, 331
5. Williams, 275
Men's SL (Top 5)
1. Dartmouth, 114
2. Middlebury, 113
3. Vermont, 94
4. UNH, 83
5. Bates, 62
Men's SL (Top Wildcats)
Patrick Kenney (Hingham, Mass) – T-9th place, 31 points, 49.35, 47.62, 1:36.97
Corey McConville (London, Ontario) - T-13th place, 27 points, 49.71, 47.77, 1:37.48
Marius Solbakken (Bekkestua, Norway) - 18th place, 25 points, 50.53, 47.70, 1:38.23
Women's SL (Top 5)
1. Dartmouth, 132
2. Middlebury, 115
3. UNH, 94
4. Vermont, 84
5. Colby, 76
Women's SL (Top Wildcats)
Emma Woodhouse (Collingwood, Ontario) – 6th place, 39 points, 49.15, 51.64, 1:40.79
Fanny Sanderberg (Oslo, Norway) – 12th place, 29 points, 50.37, 51.95, 1:42.32
Brianna Macdonald (Toronto, Ontario) - 15th place, 26 points, 51.18, 52.08, 1:43.26
Men's 10K Freestyle (Top 5)
1.Vermont, 141
2. Bowdoin, 102
3. Middlebury, 93
4. UNH, 88
5. Williams, 84
Men's 10K Freestyle (Top Wildcats)
Scott Schulz (Lake Placid, N.Y.) – 7th place, 37 points (23:09.40)
Will Bodewes (Durango, Colo.) – 12th place, 30 points (23:43.20)
Bryce Hartman (Saranac Lake, N.Y.) – 21st place, 21 points (24:14.20)
Women's 5K Freestyle (Top 5)
1. Vermont, 132
2. Dartmouth, 99
3. Bowdoin, 98
4. Middlebury, 84
5. Williams, 72
7. UNH, 66
Women's 5K Freestyle (Top Wildcats)
Lucinda Anderson (Golden Valley, Minn.) – T-9th place, 33 points (13:41.50)
Anna Schriefer (Pittsford, N.Y.) – 26th place, 18 points (14:07.70)
Elizabeth Martin (Freeport, Maine) – 29th place, 15 points (14:14.70)
LOOKING AHEAD
•EISA year-end awards for alpine and Nordic skiers will be announced following Saturday's competition. Qualifying Wildcat skiers will head to the 2020 NCAA Ski Championships, hosted by Montana State University, on March 11-14, at Bridger Bowl and Crosscut Mountain Sports Center.
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With 331 team points, the Wildcats trail Vermont (453 points), Dartmouth (415) and Middlebury (405).
Woodhouse took sixth place in women's slalom at Middlebury Snow Bowl in a combined time of 1 minute, 40.79 seconds. In the men's SL, Kenney tied for ninth place (1:36.97).
At Rikert Nordic Center, Schulz completed the 10K freestyle in 23 minutes, 9.40 seconds for seventh place and Anderson tied for ninth in the women's 5K freestyle (13:41.50).
The EISAs conclude Saturday with alpine action at Middlebury Snow Bowl and Nordic competition at Rikert Nordic Center. Nordic Events: Rikert Nordic Center
Feb. 28 – Women's 5K skate • Men's 10K skate
Alpine Events: Middlebury Snow Bowl
Feb. 28 – Men's Slalom • Women's Slalom
Overall Top 5
1. Vermont, 453
2. Dartmouth, 415
3. Middlebury, 405
4. UNH, 331
5. Williams, 275
Men's SL (Top 5)
1. Dartmouth, 114
2. Middlebury, 113
3. Vermont, 94
4. UNH, 83
5. Bates, 62
Men's SL (Top Wildcats)
Patrick Kenney (Hingham, Mass) – T-9th place, 31 points, 49.35, 47.62, 1:36.97
Corey McConville (London, Ontario) - T-13th place, 27 points, 49.71, 47.77, 1:37.48
Marius Solbakken (Bekkestua, Norway) - 18th place, 25 points, 50.53, 47.70, 1:38.23
Women's SL (Top 5)
1. Dartmouth, 132
2. Middlebury, 115
3. UNH, 94
4. Vermont, 84
5. Colby, 76
Women's SL (Top Wildcats)
Emma Woodhouse (Collingwood, Ontario) – 6th place, 39 points, 49.15, 51.64, 1:40.79
Fanny Sanderberg (Oslo, Norway) – 12th place, 29 points, 50.37, 51.95, 1:42.32
Brianna Macdonald (Toronto, Ontario) - 15th place, 26 points, 51.18, 52.08, 1:43.26
Men's 10K Freestyle (Top 5)
1.Vermont, 141
2. Bowdoin, 102
3. Middlebury, 93
4. UNH, 88
5. Williams, 84
Men's 10K Freestyle (Top Wildcats)
Scott Schulz (Lake Placid, N.Y.) – 7th place, 37 points (23:09.40)
Will Bodewes (Durango, Colo.) – 12th place, 30 points (23:43.20)
Bryce Hartman (Saranac Lake, N.Y.) – 21st place, 21 points (24:14.20)
Women's 5K Freestyle (Top 5)
1. Vermont, 132
2. Dartmouth, 99
3. Bowdoin, 98
4. Middlebury, 84
5. Williams, 72
7. UNH, 66
Women's 5K Freestyle (Top Wildcats)
Lucinda Anderson (Golden Valley, Minn.) – T-9th place, 33 points (13:41.50)
Anna Schriefer (Pittsford, N.Y.) – 26th place, 18 points (14:07.70)
Elizabeth Martin (Freeport, Maine) – 29th place, 15 points (14:14.70)
EISA CHAMPIONSHIPS (DAY 2)
EISA Championships • NCAA East Regional Championships • Middlebury Carnival
Feb. 29, 2020
EISA Championships • NCAA East Regional Championships • Middlebury Carnival
Feb. 29, 2020
Nordic Events: Rikert Nordic Center
Feb. 29 – Women's 15K classic (10 a.m.) • Men's 20K classic (12 p.m.)
Alpine Events: Middlebury Snow Bowl
Feb. 29 – Giant Slalom First Run (9:15 a.m.) • Giant Slalom Second Run (12:30 p.m.)
-Women will start first, followed by men
Feb. 29 – Women's 15K classic (10 a.m.) • Men's 20K classic (12 p.m.)
Alpine Events: Middlebury Snow Bowl
Feb. 29 – Giant Slalom First Run (9:15 a.m.) • Giant Slalom Second Run (12:30 p.m.)
-Women will start first, followed by men
LOOKING AHEAD
•EISA year-end awards for alpine and Nordic skiers will be announced following Saturday's competition. Qualifying Wildcat skiers will head to the 2020 NCAA Ski Championships, hosted by Montana State University, on March 11-14, at Bridger Bowl and Crosscut Mountain Sports Center.
FOLLOW THE WILDCATS
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Twitter: @UNHSkiing Twitter: @UNHWildcats
Instagram: @UNHSkiing Instagram: @UNHWildcats
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