Barbara Lawlor, Loveland. Last Friday, the Nederland High School alpine ski team traveled to Loveland Ski Area to participate in their first meet of the season. As the skiers and participants
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Barbara Lawlor, Loveland. Last Friday, the Nederland High School alpine ski team traveled to Loveland Ski Area to participate in their first meet of the season. As the skiers and participants left the bitter cold, grey, snowy weather of the Nederland area, they entered a blue sky, sunshine haven at Loveland. The racers said that the course was good, not much ice, only a few ruts and a fun giant slalom run.
The girls took third place and the boys took second place.
Coach Montana Fels says, “All athletes for Nederland skied exceptionally well. We had an amazing turnout of 40 athletes, and we had over 10 qualify for state. It was a beautiful day for racing, and everyone brought their A game to the race. I am very proud of how everyone skied and am looking forward to improving in the next race.”
The Ned girls took third place with 160 points, just one point behind Platte Canyon. Evergreen took first place.
Team members who came in top three: Cassidy Donohue, Taylor Folwell and Brita Luscher.
State Qualifiers included; Cassidy Donohue, Taylor Folwell, Brita Luscher and Hannah Isenhart.
There were 58 finishers and 12 teams in the girls meet.
Individual places and times: 4. Cassidy Donahue, 1:51.03; 13. Taylor Folwell, 1:58.17; 17. Brita Luscher, 2:01.02; 19. Hannah Isenhart, 2:02.03; 28. Leah Kalil, 2:06.70; 38. Savannah Lindenberger, 2:19.04; Anna Hastings, 2:23.98;45. Lauren Wilson, 2:26.47; 46. Eileen Lanthier, 2:27.66; 50. Gwyneth Bass, 2:34.88; 53 Taylor Cassandra, 2:41.17; 58. Sophie Baur, 3:09.79.
The Panther boys came in second out of 62 finishers and 14 teams. The top three for Nederland: Trig Campbell, Quin Kuechenmeister, and Alsen Soto.
There were 62 finishers and 14 teams.
State Qualifiers included: Trig Campbell, Quin Kuechenmeist, Alsen Soto, Bryce Nesmith, Cole Skilbred, Talus Lantz, John McDermott, Adler Mueller, John Irwin,
Individual places and times:
7. Trig Campbell,1:50.86; 8. Quin Kuechenmeister, 1:52, 02: 11. Bailey Roland, 1:554.14; 12. Jacob Scheiffler, 1:54.22; 14. Alden Soto, 1:54.75; 15. Bryce Nesmith, 1:55.68; 16. Cole Skilbred, 1:56.68; 19. Talus Lantz, 1:57.93; 21. John McDermott, 1:58.26; 23. Adler Mueller, 1:58.45; 25. John Irwin, 1:59.17; 39. Luke Nesmith, 2:11.21; 41. Reece Titus, 2:13.26; 42. Casey Zukosky, 2:14.39; 45. Ben Oschner, 2:18.78; 50. Lucas Irvin, 2:24.16; 51. Reid Baran, 2:25.98; 55. Brannen Schrader, 2:37.70; 56. Jack Hayward, 2:38.70; 58. Reese Icenogle, 2:44.26.
