Utah holds lead over Colorado at UAA Invite

By Published On: February 8th, 2012Comments Off on Utah holds lead over Colorado at UAA Invite

The University of Utah maintains a 22 point lead over Colorado at the conclusion of the nordic races of the UAA Invitational in Anchorage. Utah won both the men’s and women’s 10k freestyle races, with Miles Havlick and Maria Graefnings, while fellow Ute Rose Kemp was able to claim third.

Colorado’s Eliska Hajkova has come into form this season, and she skied to first in the classical race and second in the freestyle. Her teammate Rune Oedegaard took third in the men’s freestyle race, while Montana State’s David Norris was second.

The alpine events of the UAA Invitational take place today (Feb. 8) and Friday (Feb. 10).

Team scores at the conclusion of the nordic races of the UAA Invitational:
Utah – 470
Colorado – 448
Montana State University – 403
Alaska Anchorage – 369
Denver – 346
New Mexico – 328

Photo of men’s 10k freestyle winner Miles Havlick by Utah Athletics

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About the Author: C.J. Feehan

Christine J. Feehan is a USSA Level 300 coach who spent more than a decade training athletes at U.S. ski academies - Burke, Sugar Bowl, and Killington - before serving as Editor in Chief at Ski Racing Media through 2017. She worked for the FIS on the World Cup tour for three years and then settled into her current home in Oslo, Norway.