LYME, N.H. – February 9, 2019 – The Colby-Sawyer women's alpine ski team took a short trip up I-89 to compete at the Dartmouth Carnival in slalom racing.

After yesterday's giant slalom was postponed to next weekend, the Chargers braced the windy conditions at the Dartmouth Skiway. Due to the dangerous winds, the lifts were not available making it difficult for the competitors to reach the start gate. Racers had to hike or were pulled by/rode a snowcat to the start gate. Colby-Sawyer finished 12th with 16 points.    

TEAM RESULTS

INDIVIDUAL RESULTS

Junior Katy Harris (Breckenridge, Colo.) was the lone Charger to compete in both runs on Saturday. She placed 47th with a combined time of 1:51.73 after runs of 56.20 and 55.53.  

Junior Courtney Couture (Lyme, N.H.) – 57.40, junior Sarah Auer (Big Bear Lake, Calif.) – 59.30, first-year Ashley Humphreys (Lyndeborough, N.H.) – 1:00.39, and first-year Hayley Kingman (South Glens Falls, N.Y.) – 1:01.75 did not qualify for a second run.

The Chargers will have a busy weekend next week with a pair of races at the Middlebury Snow Bowl and then the makeup giant slalom race at Dartmouth Skiway.

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