Barbara Lawlor, Winter Park. In the third meet of the season, the Nederland High School Alpine girls’ team took first place at Winter Park in last Thursday’s slalom event. The Panther placed
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Barbara Lawlor, Winter Park. In the third meet of the season, the Nederland High School Alpine girls’ team took first place at Winter Park in last Thursday’s slalom event. The Panther placed five racers in the top ten slots out of the five competing girls’ teams.
The Ned girls took first place with 168 points competing with 58 finishers. State qualifiers needed to be in 21st place or under to get the golden ticket to the championship meet. Nederland had six girls who qualified. The second place team was Platte Canyon with 161 points.
Individual places and times:
3. Delaney Pratt, Sophomore, 1:39.13
5. Brita Luscher, Senior, 1:42. 71
7. Cassidy Donohue, Junior, 1:43.15
8. Taylor Folwell, Junior, 1:43.77
10. Hannah Isenhart, Junior, 1:4.05
13. Natalie Platt, Junior, 1:46.60
25. Leah Kalil, Sophomore, 2:00.33
30. Sasha Godsil, Freshman, 2:08.36
31. Anna Hastings, Freshman, 2:08. 35
40. Lauren Wilson, 2:15.09
50. Gwyneth Bass, Senior, 2:38.12
56. Sophie Baur, Freshman, 3:05.55
The Nederland boys came in fifth place out of six teams and 81 competitors. State qualifiers were in the top 27 places or under and the Panthers will send eight racers to state. Steamboat Springs took first place, claiming 1st, 3rd and 10th places. Quin Kuechenmeister was in the top 10, with a 6th place.
Individual places and times:
6. Quin Kuechenmeister, 1:39.75
18. Cole Skilbred, 1:54.34
19. Talus Lantz, 1:54.51
20. Aldlen Soto, 1:54.52
21. Bryce Nesmith, 1:55.77
22. Jacob Scheiffler, 1:56.04
25. Dccla Stone-Murphy, 1:57.04
26. John Irwin. 1:57.70
31. Jon McDermott, 2:04.78
32. Adler Mueller, 2:05.61
35. Luke Nesmith, 2;11.36
39. Reece Titus, 2:13.41
42. Isaac Nagel-Brice, 2:16.42
49. Ben Oschner, 2:28.01
51. Reid Baran, 2:31.42
59. Reese Icenogle, 2:41.66
Coach Montana Fels says, “We had an amazing day at Winter Park. Our girls were extraordinary and won us the team overall for girls. Delaney Pratt got third place and I was extremely proud of the way she skied. Our boys also had a great day. They were pushing the limits which meant that several skied out, but they all gave it their best and I was happy to see them all pushing themselves. It was a cold and windy day, so we are looking forward to a beautiful and fun home race on Friday.”
