'Cats Score Season-High 698 Points at Bates Carnival

Saturday, February 8

Alpine - SL, Sunday River | Nordic - 5K/10K Skate, Black Mountain

9:15 AM

University of New Hampshire

Bates Carnival

Fanny Sanderberg finished fourth in the women's GS

Photo by: flyingpointroad.com

2/9/2020 1:30:00 AM | Men's Skiing, Women's Skiing

Wildcats receive four Top-5, six Top-10 results in Saturday’s action

NEWRY & RUMFORD, Maine –Four University of New Hampshire skiers notched Top-5 results and six registered Top-10s on Saturday to propel the Wildcats to a season-high 698 points for fourth place at the Bates Carnival.

Middlebury won the fourth EISA Carnival of the season with 850 points to edge Vermont (848). Dartmouth (801), UNH and Williams (548) round out the Top 5.

At Sunday River, Fanny Sanderberg (Oslo, Norway) and Lisa Olsson (Stockholm, Sweden) finished 4-5 in the women's giant slalom to lead the Wildcats to second place (108 points) in that race, behind only Dartmouth (122 points).

The UNH men's alpine finished third (96 points) in GS thanks in large part to Patrick Kenney (Hingham, Mass.), who placed fifth, and Crowley Gentile (Greenland, N.Y.), who took 10^th.

At Black Mountain, Scott Schulz (Lake Placid, N.Y.) paced all Wildcat Nordic racers with a fifth-place finish in the men's 10K freestyle. Will Bodewes (Durango, Colo.) and Bryce Hartman (Saranac Lake, N.Y.) finished 13^thand 14^th, respectively, to guide the 'Cats to a two-way tie for second place (96 points) with Bowdoin.

Lucinda Anderson(Golden Valley, Minn.) spearheaded New Hampshire's efforts in the women's 5K freestyle with a seventh-place finish.

Bates Carnival • Feb. 8, 2020
Alpine Events: Sunday River
Nordic Events: Black Mountain
Results

Overall Top 5 (FINAL)
1. Middlebury, 850
2. Vermont, 848
3. Dartmouth, 801
4. UNH, 698
5. Williams, 548

Nordic Results

Scott Schulz placed fifth in the men's 10K free

Men's 10K Freestyle (Top 5)
1.Vermont, 130
T-2. UNH, 96
T-2. Bowdoin, 96
4. Middlebury, 95
5. Harvard, 82

Men's 10K Freestyle (Top Wildcats)
Scott Schulz (Lake Placid, N.Y.) – 5^thplace, 39 points (23:37.4)
Will Bodewes (Durango, Colo.) – 13^thplace, 29 points (24:21.1)
Bryce Hartman (Saranac Lake, N.Y.) - 14^thplace, 28 points (24:22.1)

Women's 5K Freestyle (Top 5)
1. Middlebury, 138
2. Vermont, 105
3. Dartmouth, 100
4. St. Lawrence, 77
5. Bowdoin, 74
7. UNH, 65

Women's 5K Freestyle (Top Wildcats)
Lucinda Anderson (Golden Valley, Minn.) – 7^thplace, 35 points (13:19.6)
Eleonora Olsmats (Djursholm, Sweden) – 37^thplace, 16 points (14:26.8)
Kristine Keller-Miller (Plymouth, Minn.) - 43^rdplace, 14 points (14:36.6)

Alpine Results

Men's GS (Top 5)
1. Dartmouth, 126
2. Middlebury, 120
3. UNH, 96
T-4. Bates, 77
T-4. Plymouth State, 77

Men's GS (Top Wildcats)
Patrick Kenney (Hingham, Mass.) - 5^thplace, 39 points, 1:03.22, 1:11.94, 2:15.16
Crowley Gentile (Greenland, N.H.) - 10^thplace, 30 points, 1:05.66, 1:11.08, 2:16.74
Will Bruneau-Bouchard (Quebec City, Quebec) - 13^thplace, 27 points, 1:05.18, 1:11.95, 2:17.13

Women's GS (Top 5)
1. Dartmouth, 122
2. UNH, 108
3. Vermont, 94
4. Middlebury, 80
5. St. Michael's, 67

Women's GS (Top Wildcats)
Fanny Sanderberg (Oslo, Norway) – 4^thplace, 41 points, 1:06.75, 1:13.51, 2:20.26
Lisa Olsson (Stockholm, Sweden) - 5^thplace, 39 points, 1:06.05, 1:14.27, 2:20.32
Emma Woodhouse (Collingwood, Ontario) – 12^thplace, 28 points, 1:07.45, 1:14.31, 2:21.76

LOOKING AHEAD
•UNH competes in the Williams Carnival on Friday, Feb. 14, and Saturday, Feb. 15, with alpine races at Jiminy Peak in Hancock, Mass., and Nordic races at Prospect Mountain in Woodford, Vt.

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