Kuechenmeister leads Skimeisters
• Barbara Lawlor •
Steamboat Springs
It is a long season for skimeisters. They train and race in both Nordic and Alpine events and combine their scores
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Kuechenmeister leads Skimeisters
• Barbara Lawlor •
Steamboat Springs
It is a long season for skimeisters. They train and race in both Nordic and Alpine events and combine their scores to compete for the skimeister championship. For the past two years, Nederland High School senior Bailey Kuechenmeister has claimed the title and she is in hot pursuit of it this season. At the moment she is at the top of the list, having succeeded in capturing top-10 slots in both alpine and nordic events.
The Nederland High School Nordic team traveled to Steamboat Springs last Friday, January 24, for a 5K classic race.
The girls took 7th place overall out of 12 teams, one point behind Aspen High School.
Girls' Results:
7. Bailey Kuechenmeister: 19:42
33. Sopia Lindenberger: 23:02
39. Mackenzie Randandt: 23:47
49. Rosemany Pineau: 26:47
The Nederland boys came in 10th place:
55. James McNamara: 21:35
60. Kiernan McClish: 22:23
71. Bryce Nichols: 24:10
79. Taylor Coons: 26:08
The 13 teams competing in the event were: Summit County, Battle Mountain, Eagle Valley, Evergreen, Aspen, Steamboat Springs, Middle Park, Lake County, Colorado Rocky Mountain School, Nederland, Ridge View Academy, Clear Creek, and Vail Mountain School.
