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Final Skiing Standings Before RMISA Championship/NCAA West Regional on Friday

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2014 RMISA Regular Season Team Standings
Through February 8, 2014 (FINAL)
AlpineNordic
Giant SlalomSlalomFreestyleClassical
Rank SchoolMen Women Men Women Men Women Men Women Total Points
1. Denver
314
302
375½
299
315
324
342
337
2,608½
2. New Mexico
290
293
305
294½
290
326
272
297
2,367½
3. Utah
253
323
254
324½
311
236
330
312
2,343½
4.
Colorado
261½
261
275½
316
272
163
277
185
2,011
5. Alaska Anchorage
188
158
165
142
269
278
281
254
1,735
6. Montana State
156
187
150
216
214
300
182
247
1,652
7.
Westminster
343½
229
279
149
0
0
0
0
1,009½
8. Wyoming
0
0
0
0
66
86
99
128
379
9. Colorado Mountain
33
10
63
21
0
0
0
0
127

Men's Alpine Standings
Rank SchoolPoints
1. Denver
689½
2. Westminster
622½
3. New Mexico
595
4.
Colorado
537
5. Utah
507
6. Alaska Anchorage
353
7. Montana State
306
8. Colorado Mountain
96
9. Wyoming
0
Women's Alpine Standings
Rank SchoolPoints
1. Utah
647½
2. Denver
601
3. New Mexico
587½
4.
Colorado
577
5. Montana State
403
6. Westminster
378
7. Alaska Anchorage
300
8. Colorado Mountain
31
9. Wyoming
0
Combined Alpine Standings
Rank SchoolPoints
1. Denver
1,290½
2. New Mexico
1,182½
3. Utah
1,154½
4.
Colorado
1,114
5. Westminster
1,000½
6. Montana State
709
7. Alaska Anchorage
653
8. Colorado Mountain
127
9. Wyoming
0
 
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Men's Nordic Standings
Rank SchoolPoints
1. Denver
657
2. Utah
641
3. New Mexico
562
4. Alaska Anchorage
550
5.
Colorado
549
6. Montana State
396
7. Wyoming
165
8. Colorado Mountain
0
9. Westminster
0
Women's Nordic Standings
Rank SchoolPoints
1. Denver
661
2. New Mexico
623
3. Utah
548
4. Montana State
547
5. Alaska Anchorage
532
6.
Colorado
348
7. Wyoming
214
8. Colorado Mountain
0
9. Westminster
0
Combined Nordic Standings
Rank SchoolPoints
1. Denver
1,318
2. Utah
1,189
3. New Mexico
1,185
4. Alaska Anchorage
1,082
5. Montana State
943
6.
Colorado
897
7. Wyoming
379
8. Colorado Mountain
0
9. Westminster
0

Combined Men's Standings
Rank SchoolPoints
1. Denver
1,346½
2. New Mexico
1,157
3. Utah
1,148
4.
Colorado
1,086
5. Alaska Anchorage
903
6. Montana State
702
7. Westminster
622½
8. Wyoming
165
9. Colorado Mountain
96
Combined Women's Standings
Rank SchoolPoints
1. Denver
1,262
2. New Mexico
1,210½
3. Utah
1,195½
4. Montana State
950
5.
Colorado
925
6. Alaska Anchorage
832
7. Westminster
378
8. Wyoming
214
9. Colorado Mountain
31
 
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Currently in 1st place at the halfway mark

RMISA Championships Team Scores (4 of 8 events)—1. Colorado 337; 2. Utah 334; 3. New Mexico 298.5; 4. Denver 291.5; 5. Montana State 210; 6. Alaska Anchorage 200; 7. Colorado Mountain College 36.


Women’s 5K Classical (27 finishers)—1. Makayla Cappel, DU, 14:30.2; 2. Sloan Storey, UU, 14:46.5; 3. Eva Severrus, UNM, 14:55.8; 4. Marine Dusser, UAA, 15:03.4; 5. Silje Benum, DU, 15:12.4; 6. Maja Solbakken, CU, 15:18.1; 7. Camilla Brautaset, CU, 15:20.9; 8. Jessica Yeaton, MSU, 15:22.8; 9. Elena Breed, DU, 15:26.0; 10. Anna-Lena Heynen, UU, 15:32.0. Other CU Finisher: 15. Lucy Newman, 15:40.5.


Men’s 10K Classical (29 finsihers)—1. Rune Oedegaard, CU, 24:10.9; 2. Pierre Guedon, DU, 24:38.2; 3. Mads Stroem, CU, 24:47.4; 4. Lukas Ebner, UAA, 25:05.2; 5. Niklas Persson, UU, 25:09.2; 6. Mats Resaland, UNM, 25:23.3; 7. Aljaz Praznik, UNM, 25:33.3; 8. Arnaud Du Pasquier, CU, 25:40.8; 9. Noe Bellet, UU, 25:45.4; 10. David Norris, MSU, 25:51.3. Other CU Finishers: t-11. Emil Johansson, 25:54.7; 15. Andreas Hoye, 26:24.0; 23. Jackson Hill, 27:30.0; 26. Max Scrimgeour, 28:33.2.


Women’s Giant Slalom (31 finishers)— 1. Chloe Fausa, UU, 1:58.77; 2. Kristiina Rova, UU, 1:59.61; 3. Kristine Haugen, DU and Karoline Myklebust, UNM, 2:00.61; 5. Brooke Wales, CU, 2:00.70; 6. Jessica Honkonen, CU, 2:00.88; 7. Mateja Robnik, UNM, 2:01.28; 8. Ana Kobal, UU, 2:01.31; 9. Courtney Altringer, UNM, 2:01.41; 10. Devin Delaney, DU, 2:01.66. Other CU Skiers: 12. Shane McLean, 2:01.76; 14. Thea Grosvold, 2:02.46; 17. Clare Wise, 2:03.04; 22. Katie Hostetler, 2:04.31.


Men’s Giant Slalom (33 finishers)— 1. Andreas Haug, CU, 1:57.51; 2. Mark Engel, UU, 1:57.93; 3. Andy Trow, UU, 1:57.95; 4. Adam Zika, CU, 1:58.09; 5. Juho-Pekka Penttinen, UNM, 1:58.26; 6. Sean Horner, UNM, 1:58.35; 7. Cameron Smith, CU, 1:58.42; 8. Armin Triendl, UNM, 1:58.44; 9. Charlie Reynolds, DU, 1:58.50; 10. Eian Sandvik, UU, 1:58.71. Other CU Finishers: 15. Henrik Gunnarsson, 1:58.97; 18. Kasper Hietanen, 1:59.20; 19. Fletcher McDonald, 1:59.23; 25. Roger Carry, 2:00.87.
 
NCAA selections are due Monday and will be announced by the association on Tuesday. Teams that can count as many as six skiers in regular season meets are forced to select three skier from each men’s and women’s Nordic and alpine to make a 12-skier contingent. All six Division I teams in the RMISA will send full 12-skier squads to the NCAA Championships, which will be hosted by Utah in Park City and Midway March 5-8.

EISA Update: Vermont ran away with the EISA Championship/NCAA Eastern Regional Sunday, recording a 126 point victory over Dartmouth, who was then 241 points ahead of third place Middlebury.

RMISA Championships Team Scores (FINAL)—1. Utah 640; 2. Colorado 636; 3. New Mexico 617.5; 4. Denver 578.5; 5. Montana State 445; 6. Alaska Anchorage 425; 7. Colorado Mountain College 71.

Women’s 15K Freestyle (25 finishers)—1. Eva Severrus, UNM, 39:53.0; 2. Marine Dusser, UAA, 40:30.5; 3. Makayla Cappel, DU, 41:19.0; 4. Sloan Storey, UU, 41:26.5; 5. Maja Solbakken, CU, 41:48.9; 6. Jessica Yeaton, MSU, 41:49.8; 7. Andrea Lee, UNM, 41:50.5; 8. Camilla Brautaset, CU, 41:51.4; 9. Jessica Jortberg, DU, 42:01.0; 10. Kate Backstrum, MSU, 42:02.2. Other CU Finisher: 18. Lucy Newman, 43:45.1.

Men’s 20K Freestyle (26 finishers)—1. Rune Oedegaard, CU, 45:06.8; 2. Mads Stroem, CU, 45:16.0; 3. Aljaz Praznik, UNM, 45:16.3; 4. Pierre Guedon, DU, 45:18.6; 5. Lukas Ebner, UAA, 45:27.0; 6. Mats Resaland, UNM & Noe Bellet, UU, 45:40.1; 8. Niklas Persson, UU, 45:59.3; 9. Etienne Richard, UAA, 45:59.8; 10. Aku Ninkander, UNM, 46:12.7. Other CU Finishers: 15. Emil Johansson, 46:54.2; 18. Arnaud Du Pasquier, 48:21.5; 21. Andreas Hoye, 49:28.8.

Women’s Slalom (30 finishers)— 1. Kristiina Rova, UU, 1:19.54; 2. Karoline Myklebust, UNM, 1:20.89; 3. Brooke Wales, CU, 1:21.05; 4. Kristine Haugen, DU, 1:21.09; 5. Jessica Honkonen, CU, 1:21.34; 6. Ana Kobal, UU, 11:21.81; 7. Chloe Fausa, UU & Devin Delaney, DU, 1:21.85; 9. Thea Grosvold, CU, 1:21.88; 10. Mateja Robnik, UNM, 1:21.93. Other CU Finishers: 14. Shane McLean, 1:22.49; 23. Clare Wise, 1:23.72. Did Not Finish (First Run): Katie Hostetler.

Men’s Slalom (29 finishers)— 1. Mark Engel, UU, 1:14.75; 2. Joonas Rasanen, UNM, 1:15.32; 3. Espen Lysdahl, DU, 1:15.64; 4. Charlie Reynolds, DU, 1:16.06; 5. Taylor Shiffrin, DU, 1:16.31; 6. Joergen Brath, UU, 1:16.37; 7. Armin Triendl, UNM, 1:16.44; 8. Niko Harmanen, UAA, 1:16.49; 9. Ryan McConnell, MSU, 1:16.51; 10. Sean Horner, UNM, 1:16.52. CU Finishers: 15. Andreas Haug, 1:17.12; 16. Kasper Hietanen, 1:17.28; 17. Henrik Gunnarsson, 1:17.38; 19. Cameron Smith, 1:17.49; 22. Fletcher McDonald, 1:17.56; 25. Adam Zika, 1:18.32. Did Not Finish (First Run): Roger Carry.
 
I'm not quite sure what the NCAA selection is for since all six Division I teams from the RMISA will send a full 12 skier team. Maybe it's for the other schools not in our conference. I don't know.
 
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