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...women’s team, freshman Caroline McHugh was the lone Crimson skier in the alpine events. She placed 32nd and 41st in the Giant Slalom and Slalom events, respectively, as she moved up over 10 spots in each race...
...satisfied with that result, it’s impressive nonetheless for a freshman of his age to be in the top-30 at such a highly competitive race with so many top-level skiers.” In the women’s Giant Slalom event, freshman Caroline McHugh finished tied for 33rd, an 18-place improvement over her starting position. She followed that performance with a 40th-place effort in the Slalom race, a 19-place improvement over her 59th starting position. The men’s Nordic squad did not fare as well this weekend in Hanover with...
...women]; the spectators and fans got quite a show as nearly every other racer was launched head over heels out of the course.” The women’s alpine squad failed to earn any points over the weekend, despite the efforts of freshman Caroline McHugh. She had a great first run, but fell victim to a crucial technical mistake on her second run and failed to finish the race. Schulz was hardly surprised by the women’s nordic team leading the charge for the Crimson, as that is the only squad out of the four...
...definitely going have a good four years ahead of him.” With the women’s alpine team captain out due to injury, the team struggled against other competition in both the Giant Slalom and Slalom events. In the Giant Slalom, freshman Caroline McHugh fell in her second run after posting a time of 1:23:33, earning no points for the team. In the Slalom, McHugh managed to complete her two runs, but finished 49th with an overall time of 2:00.11. The men’s Classic Sprints event featured junior Trevor Petatch, who paved...
...combined time of 2:36.62. Kinner finished just .33 seconds behind freshman Kevin McNamara in the slalom, with McNamara placing 31st overall. McNamara was 39th in the GS, while sophomore Brad Alvarez finished 46th. Sophomore Alec Boardman was 42nd in the slalom and 48th in the GS. Freshman Caroline McHugh led the way for the women’s Alpine team, coming in 35th in the GS with a combined time of 2:47.05. Meanwhile, junior captain Tess Wood was the top Harvard skier in the slalom event. Her time of 2:25.98 was good for 41st overall...