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Women’s alpine captain Molly Simmons took 46th in the slalom with a time of 2:10.91. In the GS, junior Susannah Dickerson, sophomore Kathleen Connors, and Simmons finished 47th-49th...
...alpine men were led by freshman Matt Basilico in the GS, taking 44th with a time of 2:08.02. Sophomore Eric Ode was 47th...
...left the military, he began piloting for American Airlines, and upon his mandatory retirement at 60, he bought a Russian-designed, Chinese-built MiG-17 fighter, which he used to do tricks at air shows, zooming at speeds up to Mach 1.1 and pulling up to 9 Gs. ("Isn't that what every grandfather does?" Brunstad asks.) But his real passion all along was long-distance swimming, particularly open-water swimming, which he discovered in 1992. Competing in races, often in Long Island Sound, Brunstad loved not only the physical challenge but also the camaraderie with competitors. When Brunstad decided...
Basilico and Tsai took 50th and 51st, respectively, in the GS...
...women’s alpine competition, junior Susannah Dickerson led the Crimson with a 44th-place finish in the GS, with a time of 2:26.28, and a 43rd-place finish in the slalom with a time of 2:03.72. Sophomore Kathleen Connors was close behind in the slalom, taking 44th with a time of 2:11.41. Connors finished the GS in 2:32.74, good for 46th...