Results from U-14 Super-G qualifier at Breck and A-Basin Rando No. 4
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Loveland Ski Club's Sophia Gardner during her winning U-10 run at the Youth Ski League Giant Slalom at Copper Mountain on Jan. 24.
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Team Summit's Anna Rodli rounds a gate during the Bolle U-14 Super-G at Breckenridge on Jan. 24.
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Team Summit's Jack Reich on his way to a qualifying spot during the Bolle U-14 Super-G at Breckenridge on Jan. 24. All qualified skiers must finish in the top-50 after the Crested Butte Prater Cup Feb. 18-21 to earn a spot at the Junior World Championships in Winter Park March 15-19.
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Team Breck's Jenna Sheldon makes a turn during the Bolle U-14 Super-G races at Breckenridge on Jan. 23.
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A competitor smiles through the pain during the fourth and final event in the Rando Rise and Shine series at Arapahoe Basin on Jan. 19.
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Skiers in race four of the Rando Rise and Shine series at Arapahoe Basin power up the slopes on Jan. 19. It was the final race in the four-event series.
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RANDO RISE AND SHINE NO. 4 — JAN. 19
The fourth and final race in the Rando Rise and Shine series, held on an uphill-downhill course at Arapahoe Basin on Jan. 19. The pre-dawn event drew 52 male and female racers from across the state, including Summit, Eagle, Lake and Clear Creek counties, plus the Front Range. For complete results, including winners from the first three races, see the calendar section at http://www.arapahoebasin.com.
Men’s open overall (41 total)
1. Rory Kelly, 45:10
2. Chris Carr, 47:11
3. Mike Hagen, 47:28
4. David Glennon, 48:08
5. Brain Macpherson, 50:16
Women’s open overall (11 total)
1. Eva Hagen, 52:23
2. Christena Ward, 53:40
3. Nikki LaRochelle, 56:27
4. McKenna Douglas, 58:40
5. Darcey Piceu,1:02:53
BOLLE U-14 SUPER-G — JAN. 23-24
Two days of Super-G racing on the challenging Cimarron course at Breckenridge, including a qualifier for the U-14 Junior Championships in Winter Park this March. All U-14 skiers (age 12 or older) who qualified at the Jan. 24 Super-G must finish in the top-50 after the Crested Butte Prater Cup (Feb. 18-21) to earn a spot at the Junior Championships. Below are top finishers from local clubs: Team Summit, Team Breck and Loveland Ski Club. For complete results, see http://www.ussalivetiming.com.
Girls U-14 Super-G, Jan. 23
14. Natalia Tatge
22. Anna Rodli
34. Samantha Cheek
40. Jenna Sheldon
72. Sophia Elsass
Boys U-14 Super-G, Jan. 23
1. Jack Reich, Team Summit
3. Peter Dohr, Loveland Ski Club
17. Trent Pennington, Team Summit
18. Tanner Rosener, Team Summit
19. Phenix Tatge, Team Summit
Girls U-14 Super-G, Jan. 24 (qualifier)
1. Dasha Romanov, Loveland Ski Club
7. Anna Rodli, Team Summit
28. Samantha Cheek, Team Breck
46. Jenna Sheldon, Team Breck
86. Allison Pittman, Team Breck
Boys U-14 Super-G, Jan. 24 (qualifier)
3. Jack Reich, Team Summit
16 Trent Pennington, Team Summit
50. Jake Lau, Team Breck
81. Ryan Charter, Team Breck
90. Henry Adams, Team Breck
HEAD REBELS YSL GIANT SLALOM — JAN. 24
Two days of giant slalom racing with the Colorado Youth Ski League, hosted at Copper Mountain on Jan. 24. The two days drew more than 200 youth skiers from five Colorado ski clubs for GS races in five age divisions: U-8 (7 and under), U-10 (8 and 9), U-12 (10 and 11), U-14 (12 and 13), and U-16 (14 and 15). The following are select results from top finishers with local ski clubs.
U-10 giant slalom, girls (morning)
1. Alexandra Jardine, Winter Park – 45.23
2. Sophia Gardner, Loveland Ski Club – 45.98
3. Emma Bellatty, Winter Park – 47.19
U-12 giant slalom, girls (morning)
1. Noelle Edelmann, Vail – 41.42
2. Amanda Stevens, Vail – 42.04
3. Chloe Baughn, Loveland Ski Club – 44.32
U-10 giant slalom, girls (afternoon)
1. Sophia Gardner, Loveland Ski Club – 48.19
2. Alexandra Jardine, Winter Park – 48.54
3. Olivia Niedzwiecki, Winter Park – 48.93
U-10 giant slalom, boys (afternoon)
1. Griffin Gorsuch, Winter Park – 49.18
2. Alex Noerdlinger, Winter Park – 50.04
3. Wyatt Huston, Loveland Ski Club – 51.69
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