WEST FARMINGTON, Maine – The University of Maine at Farmington men's Alpine team finished first while the women's team was second in a USCSA Reynolds Division giant slalom event, held Sunday at Titcomb Mountain.
The event was originally slated to be held at Sugarloaf Resort in Carrabassett Valley, Maine, but was moved to Titcomb Mountain early Sunday.
In the men's GS event, Zach Berliner took first place with a combined time of 1:11.94, with a first run time of 35.94 – fastest run of the day for the Beavers.
Simon Spear was third overall with a time of 1:12.79, while Jacob Roy was fifth with a combined time of 1:13.98.
Other finishers for UMaine-Farmington men's Alpine:
13. Michael Frampton – 1:16.70
16. Nick Quast – 1:17.38
19. Nathan Rackliff – 1:18.70
23. Colgan O'Keefe – 1:22.28
24. Brandon Mark – 1:22.46
25. Hayden Christie – 1:23.44
In the women's giant slalom event, Abigail Landry was the top UMaine-Farmington skier for the second day in a row, posting a combined time of 1:20.87 and finishing fourth.
Grace Mahmood was 10th overall with a combined time of 1:24.03, while Paloma Shelton was 11th with a combined time of 1:24.54.
Other finishers for UMaine-Farmington women's Alpine:
13. Fallon Smith – 1:25.47
16. Jocelyn Stevens – 1:26.54
19. Tegan Andrew – 1:27.29
21. Samantha Hotchkiss – 1:31.06
22. Madeline Ten Kate – 1:31.10
UMaine-Farmington's Alpine teams will be back on the slopes on Sunday, Feb. 13, when they again host their Reynolds Division rivals in a pair of slalom races at Titcomb Mountain.
