Kenney, Woodhouse Power Ski Team to Fourth at EISAs

Saturday, February 29

Alpine, GS - Middlebury College Snow Bowl | Nordic - 15K/20K Classic, Rikert Nordic Center

9:15 AM

University of New Hampshire

Middlebury Carnival/EISAs/NCAA Regionals

Patrick Kenney finished fourth in GS

Photo by: Gil Talbot

2/29/2020 10:26:00 PM | Men's Skiing, Women's Skiing

Wildcats' alpine skiers each register Top-10 placements along with Nordic's Schulz

MIDDLEBURY, Vt. – Patrick Kenney (Hingham, Mass.) raced to a fourth-place finish in men's giant slalom while Emma Woodhouse (Collingwood, Ontario) crossed the line in sixth place in women's GS at Middlebury Snow Bowl to propel the University of New Hampshire ski team to fourth place overall at the 2020 EISA Championships/NCAA East Regional Championships/Middlebury Carnival, which concluded Saturday.

At Rikert Nordic Center, Scott Schulz (Lake Placid, N.Y.) made it back-to-back Top-10 finishes with a 10^th-place finish (30 points) in the men's 15K classic, while the duo of Anna Schriefer (Pittsford, N.Y. / 22^nd place, 23 points) and Kaja Sandsten (Oppdal, Norway / 23^rd place, 22 points) led the Wildcat women's Nordic efforts.

Vermont won a thrilling EISA Championship, 868-867, over runner-up and host Middlebury. Dartmouth (778 points) finished in third place, followed by the Wildcats (660).

EISA Championships • NCAA East Regional Championships • Middlebury Carnival
Feb. 29, 2020
Final Results

Overall Top 5 (Final)
1. Vermont, 868
2. Middlebury, 867
3. Dartmouth, 778
4. UNH, 660
5. Williams, 520

Alpine Events: Middlebury Snow Bowl
Feb. 29 – Women's Giant Slalom • Men's Giant Slalom

Women's GS (Top 5)
1. Dartmouth, 132
2. Middlebury, 122
3. UNH, 97
4. Vermont, 84
5. St. Michael's,

Women's GS (Top Wildcats)
Emma Woodhouse (Collingwood, Ontario) – 6^th place, 39 points, 1:04.43, 1:05.54, 2:09.97
Fanny Sanderberg (Oslo, Norway) – 12^th place, 31 points, 1:05.28, 1:06.17, 2:11.45
Rachel Nawrocki (New Castle, N.H.) - 18^th place, 27 points, 1:05.73, 1:06.42, 2:12.15

Men's GS (Top 5)
1. Middlebury, 128
2. Vermont, 100
3. UNH, 93
4. Dartmouth, 87
5. St. Michael's, 61

Men's GS (Top Wildcats)
Patrick Kenney (Hingham, Mass) - 4^th place, 41 points, 1:01.20, 1:02.28, 2:03.48
Will Bruneau-Bouchard (Quebec City, Quebec) - 14^th place, 27 points, 1:02.17, 1:03.25, 2:05.42
Crowley Gentile (Greenland, N.H.) - 16^th place, 25 points, 1:02.46, 1:03.11, 2:05.57

Nordic Events: Rikert Nordic Center
Feb. 29 – Women's 15K Classic • Men's 20K Classic

Men's 20K Classic (Top 5)
1.Vermont, 113
2. Middlebury, 110
3. Bowdoin, 103
4. Harvard, 89
5. Williams, 86
6. UNH, 76

Men's 20K Classic (Top Wildcats)
Scott Schulz (Lake Placid, N.Y.) – 10^th place, 30 points (54:23.6)
Andrew Meyer (Bozeman, Mont.) - 14^th place, 26 points (54:56.1)
Jakob Velle (Oslo, Norway) - 23^rd place, 20 points (55:53.6)

Women's 15K Classic (Top 5)
1. Vermont, 118
2. Colby, 108
3. Middlebury, 102
4. Bowdoin, 99
5. Dartmouth, 81
6. UNH, 63

Women's 5K Freestyle (Top Wildcats)
Anna Schriefer (Pittsford, N.Y.) – 22^nd place, 23 points (49:45.6)
Kaja Sandsten (Oppdal, Norway) - 23^rd place, 22 points (50:03.1)
Eleonora Olsmats (Djursholm, Sweden) - 29^th place, 18 points (50:56.9)

LOOKING AHEAD
•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.