Word: 32nd
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...best results of her life and I could not be more happy for her. She really made a break through here.” On the men’s side, freshman Brad Alvarez’s standout performance in the slalom placed him in 32nd position. In the Giant Slalom, sophomore Christopher Kinner was Harvard’s highest placement, landing the 38th spot with a combined time of 1:46.48. Although Kinner’s performance proves impressive, his standings are not reflective of his potential. “Chris Kinner has been skiing unbelievably all year long...
...would be great if we were in the 20s or if we got everyone in the 30s, and we’re getting closer and closer to doing that.” Sophomore Audrey Mangan landed at the 28th position in the 15K classic and 32nd in the 5K freestyle, scoring 30 points. Freshman Alyssa Devlin scored 30 as well, racking up most of her points from her 28th place finish in the 5K freestyle and boosted her numbers further by finishing 34th in the 15K freestyle. The promising young talent of the Nordic women’s team will...
Petach placed 32nd in the Free Sprints and 53rd in the 10K Classic for the men. Captain Oliver Burruss finished just one spot ahead of Petach...
...However, the circumstances did not slow down the team. Freshman Margie Thorp finished 52nd in the giant slalom event. Freshman Brad Alvarez also completed in two giant slalom runs despite injuring his shoulder in training on Saturday. Kinner recorded the best finish for the team with 32nd place. In spite of the weather conditions and the temporal proximity of the carnival to final exams, the team’s overall ninth-place performance already marks an improvement. Last year, the Crimson finished in 10th place at the Eastern Intercollegiate Ski Association Championships. “This weekend was tough because...
...carried the day for the Harvard men. Senior Andrew Lipkin was 24th in 25:25.3, and classmate Chris Green was 31st in 25:33.0. Sophmore Chas Gillespie rounded out the scoring, based on the sum of each school’s top five finishes, for the Crimson by running 32nd in 25:34.8. “I think on the men’s side experience always plays a role,” Saretsky said. “There’s just something about that meet, that it’s about really being smart at the beginning...