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University of Denver Skiing 2019 NCAA Championships LOOKING FOR NUMBER 25 University Information The University of Denver ski team looks to win its second-straigt and 25th Name...... University of Denver National Championship when it heads Stowe, Vt. from March 6-9. The Pioneers Location...... Denver, have won an NCAA-record 24 team skiing championships, including nine since Address...... 2201 East Asbury Ave. Denver, CO 80208-0320

2000 and three-consecutive from 2008-10. UNIVERSITY OF DENVER SKIING - HOME TO 24 NATIONAL CHAPMIONSHIPS Founded...... 1864 A FULL DOZEN Enrollment...... 11,767 Denver is sending the full complement of skiers to the NCAA Championships. Nickname...... Pioneers The Pioneers qualified 12 skiers for the event, the maximum allowable number Colors...... Crimson & Gold of skiers. Conference...... Rocky Mountain Intercollegiate Ski Association NCAA CHAMPIONSHIP RETURNERS Affiliation...... NCAA Division I Eight of the 12 Denver skiers set to compete in the NCAA Championship have Chancellor...... Rebecca Chopp been All- in the past two seasons: Eivind Kvaale, Tobias Kogler, Jett Kansas Weslyan ‘74 Seymour, Taeler McCrerey, Jasmi Joensuu, Andrea Komsic, Amelia Smart and University of Chicago ‘83 Tuva Norbye. Smart is the defending National Champion in both Alpine races Director of Athletics...... Ron Grahame and will look to defend both titles in Stowe. Univeristy of Denver ’71 Website...... www.DenverPioneers.com FRESHEN THINGS UP Two Pioneer freshmen will be competing in Stowe at the championships in Simon Fournier and OleMarius Kirkeng. Both freshmen will be looking to make Team Information an impact in their first NCAA Championship. Home Ski Areas...... Winter Park Resort Devil’s Thumb Cross Country Center PIONEERS IN THE NCAAS Head Alpine Coach...... Andy LeRoy Denver holds 24 national championships in skiing, making it the most successful University of Colorado ’03 college skiing program ahead of the University of Colorado (20) and the Assistant Alpine Coach...... Tyler Shepherd University of (11). The 24 ski titles are the fourth most NCAA Division I Colorado ‘05 titles among any team in any sport. Head Nordic Coach...... Dave Stewart Vermont ’00 TEAM OF THE MILLENNIUM Assistant Nordic Coach...... Mads Stroem Since the start of the new millennium, Denver has won 10 of the first 18 NCAA Colorado, ‘17 Championships this century. Utah (2003, 2017), New Mexico (2004), Colorado (2006, 2011, 2013 and 2015), Dartmouth (2007) and Vermont (2012) won the Media Relations other eight titles. DU closed out the first decade with three-consecutive titles Dir. of Media Relations...... Niko Blankenship Office Phone...... (303) 871-3942 from 2008-10. Cell Phone...... (513) 225-6560 Email...... [email protected] COACHED BY CHAMPIONS Skiing Contact...... Hunter Yrigoyen Denver’s head coaches, alpine coach Andy LeRoy and Nordic coach Dave Cell Phone...... (267-566-8081) Stewart, have their fair share of championship caliber racing. As a student at E-mail...... [email protected] Colorado, LeRoy won the slalom at the 2000 NCAA Championships following a Website...... DenverPioneers.com six-year stint on the U.S. Ski Team, which included a trip to the 1998 Winter Twitter ID...... DU_Skiing Olympics in Nagano, Japan. Meanwhile, Stewart was a 2006 national champion Facebook...... University of Denver Ski Team in the sprint relay while racing professionally after graduating from Vermont. Four-year alpine assistant Tyler Shepherd received First-Team All-American Media Guide Credits honors in the slalom in 2002 with Colorado. In his first year, Mads Stroem also The 2019 Denver Pioneers Skiing NCAA brings a winning background, carding three NCAA individual titles with CU , Championship Guide was published by the scoring eight All-America honors, seven of which are first-team. Denver has University of Denver Media Relations Office. This won individual championships in 21 of the last 23 years, with the only exception guide was written, designed and edited by Ryan being in 2003 and 2016. Syrkus and Hunter Yrigoyen. Photos provided by Clarkson Creative, Gepa Images, the University of Utah, Jeff Shiffrin, Alicia Carter, Steve Shanley, Ryan Syrkus, Mike Kennedy and Denver Athletics.

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2019 SEASON RECAP - CU INVITE

CUBuffs.com/Skiing • @CUBuffsSkiing COLORADO BUFFALOES SPORTS INFORMATION Eighth Annual University of Colorado Spencer James Nelson Memorial Invitational

TEAM SCORES ALPINE NORDIC GS SL FS CL PTS Rk. School W M M W W M M W TOTAL BACK 1 UTAH 71 88 82 87 82 89 103 602 — 2 DENVER 80 89 102 75 54 62 55 517 -85 3 COLORADO 51 68 59 78 74 ½ 42 85 457½ -144½ 4 ALASKA ANCHORAGE 59 58 41 63 84 71 56 432 -170 5 MONTANA STATE 65 65 56 56 43 72 64 421 -181 6 NEW MEXICO 74 52 43 29 72 ½ 75 13 358½ -243.5 7 ALASKA FAIRBANKS — — — 56 44 43 57 200 -402 8 WESTMINSTER 44 33 61 — — — — 138 -464 9 WYOMING — — — 27 24 24 30 105 -497 10 COLORADO MOUNTAIN 10 18 10 — — — — 38 -564

STANDINGS

Alpine Point Leaders DU 271, UU 241, MSU 186, CU 178, UNM 169, UAA 158, WMC 138, CMC 38 Alpine Women DU 182, UU 153, MSU 121, UNM 117, CU 110, WMC 105, UAA 100, CMC 20 Alpine Men DU 89, UU 88, CU 68, MSU 65, UAA 58, UNM 52, WMC 33, CMC 18

Nordic Point Leaders UU 361, CU 279.5, UAA 274, DU 246, MSU 235, UAF 200, UNM 189.5, WYO 105 Nordic Women UU 190, CU 163, DU 130, MSU 120, UAA 119, UAF 113, WYO 57, UNM 40 Nordic Men UU 171, UAA 155, UNM 147.5, CU 116.5, DU 116, MSU 115, UAF 87, WYO 48 UNIVERSITY OF DENVER SKIING - HOME TO 24 NATIONAL CHAPMIONSHIPS Men Point Leaders UU 259, UAA 213, DU 205, UNM 199.5, CU 184.5, MSU 180, UAF 87, WYO 48, WMC 33, CMC 18 Women Points Leaders UU 343, DU 312, CU 273, MSU 241, UAA 219, UNM 159, UAF 113, WMC 105, WYO 57, CMC 20

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2019

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Hosted by Montana State University Bozeman, Montana Bridger Bowl - Deer Park Run (Alpine) Crosscut Mountain Sports Center (Nordic) Jan. 16-20, 2019

TEAM SCORES:

ALPINE NORDIC Freestyle Classic Giant Slalom Slalom 5K 10K 15K 20K Point # Team Men Women Men Women Women Men Women Men Total 1. Colorado 73.5 85 59 72 65 70.5 100 62 587 2. Utah 52 30 65 70 104 79 89 94 583 3. New Mexico 76 75 71 51 53 108 43 92 569 4. Denver 15 102 69 97 57 49.5 49 64 502.5 5. Montana State 73 66 73 73 47 37 52 43 464 6. Alaska Anchorage 72 47 39 41 72 60 64 63 458 7. Westminster 52.5 28 75 50 ------205.5 8. Alaska Fairbanks ------56 50 57 36 199 9. Colorado Mtn. 19 0 12 0 ------31

THE BREAKDOWNS:

Alpine Point Leaders: ...... CU 289.5, MSU 285, DU 283, UNM 273, UU 217, WMC 205.5, UAA 199, CMC 31 Alpine Women: ...... DU 199, CU 157, MSU 139, UNM 126, UU 100, UAA 88, WMC 78, CMC 0 Alpine Men: ...... UNM 147, MSU 146, CU 132.5, WMC 127.5, UU 117, UAA 111, DU 84, CMC 31

Nordic Point Leaders: ...... UU 366, CU 297.5, UNM 296, UAA 259, DU 219.5, UAF 199, MSU 179 Nordic Women: ...... UU 193, CU 165, UAA 136, UAF 113, DU 106, MSU 99, UNM 96 Nordic Men: ...... UNM 200, UU 173, CU 132.5, UAA 123, DU 113.5, UAF 86, MSU 80

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The University of New Mexico Drew Judycki Memorial Jade Enterprises Invitational

Alpine: Red River Ski Area • Slalom Feb. 1-2, 2019 Nordic: Enchanted Forest Cross Country Ski Area • Classic Feb. 1, 2019 • Freestyle Feb. 2, 2019

TEAM SCORES ALPINE NORDIC ½ SL1 SL2 CL FS PTS Rk. School W M M W W M M W TOTAL BACK 1 UTAH 67 71 ½ 76 72 56 86 77 100 605 ½ — 2 COLORADO 74 25 46 80 111 92 79 84 591 14 ½ 3 NEW MEXICO 76 89 65 85 50 53 91 54 563 42 ½ 4 MONTANA STATE 72 62 81 51 74 66 75 53 534 71 ½ 5 DENVER 61 103 79 62 54 43 38 57 497 108 ½ 6 ALASKA ANCHORAGE 43 53 ½ 40 29 53 60 43 56 377 ½ 228 7 ALASKA FAIRBANKS — — — — 46 54 51 40 191 414 ½ 8 WESTMINSTER 51 0 67 54 — — — — 172 433 ½ 9 COLORADO MOUNTAIN 10 29 17 0 — — — — 56 263

STANDINGS

Alpine Point Leaders UNM 315, DU 305, UU 286.5, MSU 266, CU 225, WMC 172, UAA 165.5, CMC 56 Alpine Women UNM 161, CU 154, UU 139, DU 123, MSU 123, WMC 105, UAA 72, CMC 10 Alpine Men DU 182, UNM 154, UU 147.5, MSU 143, UAA 93.5, CU 71, WMC 67, CMC 46

Nordic Point Leaders CU 366, UU 319, MSU 268, UNM 248, UAA 212, DU 192, UAF 191 Nordic Women CU 195, UU 156, MSU 127, DU 111, UAA 109, UNM 104, UAF 86 Nordic Men CU 171, UU 163, UNM 144, MSU 141, UAF 105, UAA 103, DU 81 UNIVERSITY OF DENVER SKIING - HOME TO 24 NATIONAL CHAPMIONSHIPS

Men Point Leaders UU 310.5, UNM 298, MSU 284, DU 263, CU 242, UAA 196.5, UAF 105, WMC 67, CMC 46 Women Points Leaders CU 349, UU 295, UNM 265, MSU 250, DU 234, UAA 181, WMC 105, UAF 86, CMC 10

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2019 NCAA SKIING

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TEAM SCORES

------Alpine------Nordic------Giant Freestyle Classic Slalom Slalom 10K 10K Sprints Pts. Rk. Team M W M W M W M W Total Back 1 Utah 75 ½ 66 94 71 ½ 78 83 76 94 638 — 2 Denver 71 65 85 61 ½ 73 85 74 84 598 ½ 39 ½ 3 Colorado 74 88 42 69 79 90 70 73 585 53 4 New Mexico 43 ½ 70 68 80 94 43 63 47 508 ½ 119 ½ 5 Alaska Anchorage 67 54 45 42 46 54 87 54 449 189 6 Montana State 63 0 54 58 36 38 51 49 349 289 7 Alaska Fairbanks — — — — 48 61 33 53 195 443 8 Westminster 44 36 63 39 — — — — 182 456 9 Colorado Mountain 25 0 27 12 — — — — 64 574

STANDINGS

Alpine Point Leaders UU 307, DU 282.5, CU 273, UNM 261.5, UAA 208, WMC 182, MSU 175, CMC 64 Alpine Women CU 157, UNM 150, UU 137.5, DU 126.5, UAA 96, WMC 75, MSU 58, CMC 12 Alpine Men UU 169.5, DU 156, MSU 117, CU 116, UAA 112, UNM 111.5, WMC 107, CMC 52

Nordic Point Leaders UU 331, DU 316, CU 312, UNM 247, UAA 241, UAF 195, MSU 174 Nordic Women UU 177, DU 169, CU 163, UAF 114, UAA 108, UNM 90, MSU 87 Nordic Men UNM 157, UU 154, CU 149, DU 147, UAA 133, MSU 87, UAF 81

Women Points Leaders CU 320, UU 314.5, DU 295.5, UNM 240, UAA 204, MSU 145, UAF 114, WMC 75, CMC 12 Men Point Leaders UU 323.5, DU 303, UNM 268.5, CU 265, UAA 245, MSU 204, WMC 107, UAF 81, CMC 52

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Andy LeROY Dave STEWART

Alpine Head Coach Nodic Head Coach 13th Season 12th Season Colorado (2003) Vermont (2000)

Now in his 12th season as Nordic Head Coach at Denver, David Stewart Andy LeRoy enters his 13th season as head alpine coach at the University of led the Pioneers to six National Championships including the 2018, 2016 Denver, continuing a lifetime on the slopes in his home state. LeRoy led the and 2014 titles and three consecutive titles from 2008-2010. Pioneers to their 24th overall NCAA Championship in 2018. He was named Rocky Mountain Intercollegiate Ski Association Coach of the Year for alpine Under coach Stewart, Denver Nordic skiers have won five individual in each of his first three seasons at Denver. national championships, skied to 50 All-American performances and earned four RMISA MVP awards. As a result of the team’s national During his tenure at DU, the Pioneers have won six NCAA Championships success, Stewart was named 2016 USCSCA co-Nordic National Coach of and finished as runner-up once. From 2003-06, LeRoy served as alpine the Year as well as RMISA Coach of the Year in 2008, 2009, 2014, 2016 coach for the Steamboat Springs Winter Sports Club, where he was named and 2018. the Rocky Mountain Regional Coach of the Year in 2005 and Steamboat Springs Winter Sports Club Coach of the Year in 2006. After winning the 2018 NCAA Championship, Stewart is looking forward to working with the team to defend the title in 2019. “I have been pleased Before moving to Steamboat to coach at the club level, LeRoy served as an with the success of the team over the past eleven years, but we are assistant at the University of Colorado from 2001-02, helping the Buffs to constantly looking ahead,” Stewart said. “Our University attracts bright, a second-place finish at the 2001 and third-place finish at the 2002 NCAA hard-working and talented students who I enjoy working with. I don’t National Championships. A former alpine skier at CU, LeRoy was a First think there is a better place than Denver to study and ski race, and it is Team All-American and individual national champion in the slalom at the my goal to facilitate the aspirations of our student-athletes.” 2000 NCAA National Championships and named CU Athlete of the Year that same year. A Vermont native, Stewart skied for the University of Vermont, graduating in 2000. After Vermont, he raced for the Subaru Factory Team for five LeRoy was a member of the U.S. Ski Team from 1993-99 and was on the years. During that time he had multiple top-10 results at the U.S. national 1998 U.S. Winter Olympic team that competed in Nagano, Japan. He won championships and represented the U.S. in World Cup competition in the North American Cup Slalom title in 1999. He also holds the British 2005. Stewart also received his MBA from the Daniels College of Business National Slalom Championship from 1997. LeRoy is happily married with at Denver in 2012. Stewart is married with one child and lives in Denver. two children.

Tyler SHEPHERD Mads stroem

Alpine Assistant Coach Nordic Assistant Coach Sixth Season Second Season Colorado (2005) colorado (2017)

Tyler Shepherd joined the Pioneers coaching staff as an assistant in the Mads Stroem enters his second season as the Nodic assistant coach in summer of 2012 and enters his sixth season in 2018-19. 2018-19.

In 2018, he was named the Alpine Coach of the Year for RMISA. In 2018, Stroem helped the Pioneers capture their 24th NCAA Championship in Steamboat Springs. UNIVERSITY OF DENVER SKIING - HOME TO 24 NATIONAL CHAPMIONSHIPS He has helped the Pioneers capture their 24th NCAA title in 2018. Overall, On September 15, 2017, head Denver Nordic skiing coach David Stewart he has helped the University of Denver to three NCAA Championships. named Mads Stroem as an assistant Nordic coach. Stroem was previously a skier at the University of Colorado and is a seven-time first-team All- Prior to coming to Denver, Shepherd served as the alpine head coach at the American selection and a three-time NCAA champion. University of New Mexico. His coaching career started off in 2007 as the ski cross head coach for the Ski and Snowboard Association Stroem hails from Oslo, Norway and holds the CU program records for most (USSA). Shepherd led the team in the in Vancouver All-American selections (8) and is tied for first-team selections. He was the in 2010. The USSA dropped the ski cross program, allowing Shepherd to 2016 Nordic Skier of the Year and sits at second most NCAA titles by any return to the NCAA, taking the alpine head coaching position at UNM in the Buffalos. fall of 2010. Shepherd, a member of the U.S. National Team from 1998- 2001, skied collegiately at University of Colorado from 2001-03. In 2002 he raced to First Team All-American honors in the slalom. Shepherd continued skiing after graduation in the skiercross, competing in the X-Games and on the World Cup circuit. Shepherd received his B.S. in Advertising in 2005 from the School of Journalism and Mass Communication at Colorado. TWITTER: @DU_SKIING | INSTAGRAM: DU_SKIING UNIVERSITY OF DENVER SKIING - HOME TO 24 NATIONAL CHAPMIONSHIPS

University of Denver 2019 Qualifier Results

Team Results Overall Women’s Men’s Women’s Men’s Nordic & Alpine Alpine Alpine Nordic Nordic Meet S/GS S/GS C/F C/F CU Invitational 2nd 1/1 7/1 6/3 5/5 Montana State Invitational 4th 5/1 4/8 6/4 3/6 New Mexico Invitational 5th 5/4 1/2 4/3 7/7 UAA Invitational 2nd 4/4 3/2 2/2 3/4 UNIVERSITY OF DENVER SKIING - HOME TO 24 NATIONAL CHAPMIONSHIPS RMISA Championships 5th 4/T1 7/7 6/7 5/7

Nordic-Individual Results (NCAA Qualifiers) Women’s CU Montana State New Mexico UAA RMISA Invite Invitational Invitational Invite Championships Jasmi Joensuu -/- -/- 12/16 1/3 4/DNS Kristine Karsrud 29/25 31/17 DNS/23 8/8 15/16 Taeler McCrerey 2/13 3/10 2/7 9/6 5/DNS

Men’s CU Montana State New Mexico UAA RMISA Invite Invitational Invitational Invite Championships OleMarius Kirkeng 19/10 21/9 DNS 21/15 21/13 Borgar Norrud 10/9 DNS DNS 14/12 DNS/9 Eivind Kvaale 11/17 16/7 22/17 2/2 DNS

Alpine-Individual Results (NCAA Qualifiers) Women’s CU Montana State New Mexico UAA RMISA Invite Invitational Invitational Invite Championships Amelia Smart 10/3 2/5 1/7 DNS DNS Tuva Norbye 1/2 7/2 10/2 5/3 4/2 Andrea Komsic DNF/4 4/4 1/DNS 3/4 3/1

Men’s CU Montana State New Mexico UAA RMISA Invite Invitational Invitational Invite Championships Tobias Kogler 1/DNF DNS/14 5/DNF 5/4 DNF/5 Simon Fournier DNS DNS 1/1 1/1 1/DNS Jett Seymour 4/DNQ 19/2 3/5 DNS DNS/DNS

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Simon Fournier men’s Alpine • Freshman • 5-9 Steamboat Springs, Colo.

2019: Joined the DU team late in the Fall of 2018...Finished fourth CAREER HIGHLIGHTS in the slalom at the CU Invite...Did not start in either race at the 2019 Montana State Invite...Took first in both races at the New Mexico Invite and was recognized as the RMISA skier of the week for his • Took first place in both races at the New Mexico performance...Repeated as a two-time winner in the following week Invitational. at the UAA Invite...Skied into first place in the slalom at the RMISA • Was named RMISA skier of the week for his perfor- Championships. mance at the UNM Invite. • Won both races at the UAA Invite prior to taking Before Denver: Canadian National Slalom Junior Champion in 2015… first in the RMISA slalom race. Has been a member of the Canadian Ski Team since 2016…Finished top-15 in the slalom world junior championships in 2017 and 2018… Raced in the Levi World Cup in the slalom event.

Personal: Born on May 26…Son of Gatien Fournier and Daniéle Mémard…Has one sister, Marie (4)…Chose Denver because of the prestigious ski team and the school’s proximity to the mountains... Enjoys biking and playing guitar in his free time

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Jett SEYMOUR Men’s Alpine • Junior • 5-9 Steamboat Springs, Colo. UNIVERSITY OF DENVER SKIING - HOME TO 24 NATIONAL CHAPMIONSHIPS

2019: Began the season with a fourth place finish in the giant slalom at the CU Invite...Took 19th in the giant CAREER HIGHLIGHTS slalom but finished second in the slalom at the Montana 2019 State Invite...Took third and fifth in slalom races at the New • Placed second in the slalom at the Montana State Invite Mexico Invitational in his last races of the season. • Took third in the slalom at the New Mexico Invitational 2018 2018: One of 12 DU skiers to compete at the NCAA • Placed first in the GS at the Utah Invitational Championships in Steamboat Springs...Two-time All- • Scored eighth in the Slalom at the RMISA Championships American at the NCAA Championships, finishing sixth in • Took ninth at the RMISA Giant Slalom Qualifier the giant slalom and ninth in the slalom...Finished atop the • Finished eighth (GS) and ninth (Slalom) at the Montana podium in the GS at Utah...Never finished outside of the top-30 all season...Placed eighth in the GS and ninth in the State Invite slalom at Montana State...Skied for eighth in the slalom at the RMISA Championships...Scored ninth in the giant slalom at the RMISA Qualifier...Tied for sixth in slalom at the Denver Invitational...Earned 11th in the NCAA GS Qualifier and 12th in the slalom at the Utah Invitational.

Before Denver: Steamboat Springs Winter Sports Clubs..U.S. National Team (Alpine C)...Colorado Ski Country Athlete of the Year.

Personal: Born on November 5...Son of John and Blair Seymour...Siblings include Chase (18) and Trey Seymour (18)...Majoring in International Buisness and Finance... Picked DU becuase it has a great program for skiing and a great buisness school.

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Tobias KOGLER Men’s Alpine • Sophomore • 5-10 Hallein,

2019: Won the first race of the season in the giant slalom at the Colorado Invite before not finishing in the slalom...Did CAREER HIGHLIGHTS not start in the giant slalom but took 14th in the slalom at 2019 the MSU Invite...Finished fifth in the first slalom race at the • Took first in the opening race at the CU Invite. New Mexico Invite...Had his best weekend at the UAA Invite • Finished fourth in the giant slalom and fifth in the slalom at where he took fourth in the giant slalom and fourth in the the UAA Invite. slalom...Finished the season with a fifth place finish at the 2018 RMISA giant slalom race. • First-team all-RMISA • First in the Slalom at the DU Invite 2018: One of 12 DU skiers to compete at the NCAA • Second in the Slalom in New Mexico Championships...Earned first-team All-America status with a • Third in the GS at the RMISA Qualifier third place finish in the slalom at the NCAA Championships... Placed 18th in the giant slalom at the NCAA Championships... • Won silver and bronze at the Universiade 2017 Six top five finishes on the season...Took first in the slalom at Denver...Raced for second in the slalom in New Mexico... Raced for third in the giant slalom at the RMISA Qualifier...A pair of fourth place finishes in the slalom at the RMISA Championship and in the giant slalom at Montana State... Ony finished outside the top 20 once.

Before Denver: Participated in SVSV...Took silver and bronze at the Universiade 2017...Raced for first in the FIS race.

Personal: Born on Sept. 29...Son of Harald and Elisabeth... Siblings include Emil and Luis...Picked DU due to its skiing and great education system...Career goals include to be one of the best skiers in the world.

2018 RESULTS Invitational Slalom Giant Slalom Colorado 1st DNF

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Amelia SMART Women’s Alpine • Sophomore • 5-3 Vancouver, B.C. UNIVERSITY OF DENVER SKIING - HOME TO 24 NATIONAL CHAPMIONSHIPS

2019: Opened the year finishing 10th in the giant slalom CAREER HIGHLIGHTS and third in the slalom at the CU Invite...Took second in 2019 the giant slalom and fith in the slalom at the Montana State • Took second in the giant slalom and fifth in the slalom at the Invite...Won the first slalom race and finished seventh in the second at the UNM Invite. MSU Invite. • Finished first in the slalom and seventh in the giant slalom at 2018: Two-time NCAA Champion for slalom and giant slalom... the New Mexico Invite. One of 12 skiers to compete in the NCAA Championships 2018 in Steamboat Springs...Two-time first team All-American... • Won the national championship in both alpine disciplines RMISA Skier of the Week...First-team All-RMISA...Skied for • Placed first in the Slalom at the RMISA Championship first at the RMISA Championship in the slalom...Took second • First-team all-RMISA in the slalom at the New Mexico Invitational...Raced for • Took second in the Slalom at the New Mexico Invite third in the slalom at Montana State...Never finished outside • RMISA Skier of the Week of the top-20...Placed or tied for ninth in the giant slalom at • Scored third in the Slalom at the Montana State Invite the NCAA Qualifier and at the Denver Invitational...At DU, • Member of Canadian National Ski Team skied for fifth in the slalom...Earned 12th in the slalom at • 2016 Youth Olympian the RMISA Championship and in the GS at Montana State.

Before Denver: Member of Canadian National Ski Team...2016 Youth Olympian...2017 NorAM Giant Slalom winner.

Personal: Born on Jan. 8...Parents are Steve Smart and Janice Morgan...One sibling, Eleri (16)...Majoring in Computer Science...Picked Denver because of the location, the strong ski program and good academic opportunities.

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Tuva Norbye Women’s Alpine • Senior • 5-7 Oslo, Norway

2019: Opened the season with two podium finishes, taking first in the giant slalom and second in the slalom at the Colorado Invite...Finished CAREER HIGHLIGHTS seventh and second in the MSU Invite...Took 10th in the first slalom but 2019 bounced back to finish second in the second slalom race at the New • Was named the RMISA Women’s Alpine MVP for her Mexico Invite...Placed fifth in the slalom and third in the giant slalom at the Alaska Invite...Ended the season with a fourth place finish in the performance during the 2019 season. slalom and second in the giant slalom and the RMISA Championships. • Finished second in the giant slalom and fifth in the slalom at the MSU Invite. 2018: Took home second-team All-American honors with eighth in the giant 2018 slalom at the NCAA Championships...One of 12 skiers to compete at the • Named the women’s Alpine RMISA MVP in 2016 NCAA Championships in Steamboat Springs...Placed in the top-10 in and 2017 nearly every event, except one...Took second in the giant slalom in Utah and the slalom at the Denver Invitational...RMISA Skier of the Week... • Carded 11 top-10 finishes in 2018 Third in the RMISA Qualifier in the giant slalom...A pair of fourth place • Finished sixth and fourth overall in the Slalom and finishes in the GS at the RMISA Championship and the DU Invitational... Giant Slalom at the RMISA Championships in 2018 Earned sixth in the giant slalom at Montana State and in the slalom at Utah and at the RMISA Championship...Eighth in the second slalom at • Took second in the Slalom at the Denver Invite and New Mexico and in the GS at the NCAA Qualifier...Placed ninth in the second in the Giant Slalom in Utah first slalom in New Mexico. • Earned All-American honors for the second year in a 2017: row at the NCAA Championship Earned first-team All-American honors for her fourth place finish at the NCAA Championships in the Giant Slalom event...One of 12 skiers to compete at the NCAA Championships in New Hampshire...Named the women’s Alpine RMISA MVP in 2017 for the second consecutive year... Placed fourth in the Slalom and sixth in the Giant Slalom at the RMISA Championships...Made the 2nd RMISA All-Conference Team...Swept competition at the Alaska Anchorage Invitational, placing first in both the Slalom and the Giant Slalom...Claimed second place in the Giant Slalom and 13th place in the Slalom at the Seawolf Invitational...Earned a third place finish at the University of Utah Invitational in the Giant Slalom to go along with a seventh place finish in the Slalom at the same invite...Took a 6th in Giant Slalom and a 7th in Slalom at the Montana Invitational...Finished 7th at the RMISA Qualifier in Slalom in Utah... Claimed a 5th place at the RMISA Qualifier in Giant Slalom in Montana... Only finished outside the top-15 one time throughout the 2017 season.

2016: 2019 RESULTS One of 12 DU skiers to compete at the 2016 NCAA Championships in Steamboat Springs...Earned All-American honors at the NCAA Invitational Slalom Giant Slalom Championships; won the women’s giant slalom and finished sixth Colorado 1st 2nd overall in the women’s slalom...Helped Denver win their 23rd National Montana State 7th 2nd Championship...Named the 2016 RMISA Women’s Alpine MVP...Placed New Mexico 10th 2nd third in the slalom and fourth in the giant slalom at the Utah Invitational... Alaska 5th 3rd UNIVERSITY OF DENVER SKIING - HOME TO 24 NATIONAL CHAPMIONSHIPS Won the slalom and finished fourth in the giant slalom at Montana State Invitational...Finished sixth in the women’s giant slalom at the RMISA RMISA Championship 4th 2nd Qualifier...Finished second and 10th in the slalom/giant slalom at the CU Invitational...Second place finish in the women’s slalom at the New Mexico Invitational...Finished fifth overall in both the slalom and giant slalom at the RMISA ChampionshipsBefore Denver:..2014 3 NM, SL...2015 Alpine skiing 2 NM, SL...Rankings in the world in 96: SL 9, GS 16, SG 17, DH 11. Personal: Daughter of Bjorn Olav and Vibeke Hoff Norbye...Has two siblings, Fanny (20) and Kaja (16)...Goals are to become a better skier during her time at DU and to do well in school...Chose Denver because of the ski team; knew if she was going to start college in the U.S., it would be Denver...Also recruited by the University of Utah...Majoring in Business. TWITTER: @DU_SKIING | INSTAGRAM: DU_SKIING UNIVERSITY OF DENVER SKIING - HOME TO 24 NATIONAL CHAPMIONSHIPS

Andrea Komsic Women’s Alpine • Junior • 5-8 Zagreb, Croatia UNIVERSITY OF DENVER SKIING - HOME TO 24 NATIONAL CHAPMIONSHIPS

2019: Opened the year with a 4th place finish in the slalom at the CAREER HIGHLIGHTS Colorado Invite...Had a solid weekend at the MSU Invite taking 2019 fourth in both the giant slalom and the slalom races...Took first in the slalom at the New Mexico Invite prior to finishing third in the • Took first in the giant slalom and third in the slalom slalom and fourth in the giant slalo at the Alaska Invite...Ended at the RMISA Championships. the season with two podium finishes, taking third in the slalom 2018 and first in the giant slalom at the RMISA Championships. • Took second and third in the Slaloms in New Mexico (2018) 2018: One of 12 skiers to compete at the NCAA Championships • At the RMISA Championships in 2018, took second in ins Steamboat Springs...Raced for fourth and first-team All- the Slalom and fourth in the Giant Slalom America in the slalom at the NCAA Championships...Competed • Won two Slalom events at the RMISA Qualifier and in the Olympics for Croatia, earning 32nd in the giant slalom and the Seawolf Invitational in 2017 31st in the slalom...Took 11th in the giant slalom at the NCAA Championships...Raced for second and third in the slaloms at • Never finished outside the top 10 at any meet in the New Mexico...Also skied for second in the slalom and fourth in the 2017 season giant slalom at the RMISA Championships...Earned third in the • Competed in both the 2014 and 2018 Winter Olympic slalom and fourth in the giant slalom at the Utah Invitational... Carded seventh in the slalom at Montana State and 10th in the giant slalom at the RMISA Qualifier.

2017: NCAA All-Academic...Earned two first-team All-American honors at the NCAA Championships, placing second in the Slalom and the fifth in the Giant Slalom races...One of 12 skiers to compete at the NCAA Championships in New Hampshire...Skied in dominant fashion in her debut as a Pioneer, finishing in the top-10 in all but one meet she competed in...Made the 1st RMISA All-Conference Team...Was ranked at the RMISA Championships 5th in Slalom and 16th in the Giant Slalom...Won the Seawolf Invitational in the Slalom race and was placed 7th in the Giant Slalom...Finished 10th in the Alaska Invitational Giant Slalom event...Claimed a fourth place finish at the University of Utah Invitational in the Slalom event and a 10th place in the Giant Slalom...Earned a 10th place in the Gaint Slalom and a 8th in Slalom in the Montana Invitational...Finished first at the RMISA Qualifier Slalom in Utah...Took a 12th place in the RMISA Qualifer 2019 RESULTS in Montana in Giant Slalom. Invitational Slalom Giant Slalom Colorado DNF 4th Before Denver: Graduated from Birotehnika in 2015...Is a Montana 4th 4th member of the Croatian Ski Club Nordis...Also a member of the New Mexico 1st DNS Croatian National Team. Alaska 3rd 4th RMISA Championship 3rd 1st Personal: Born on May 4, 1996...Daughter of Davor and Svjetlana...Has one sibling, Dario (18)...Chose DU because she believes it offers the best athletic and academic opportunities for her...Was also offered scholarships from CU, UU, UAA... Career goals include going to the Olympics and reaching the top group of skiers in the world...Hobbies include hiking and doing everything related to the mountains.

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OleMarius Kirkeng MEN’S NORDIC • Freshman • 6-0 OSLO, NORWAY

2019: Opened the season with a 19th place finish and CAREER HIGHLIGHTS 10th place finish in the 10KM races at the CU Invite... • Took 10th in the CU Invite in the 10KM Frestyle Placed 21st in the MSU 10KM race but took ninth for his best finish of the year in the 20KM race...Did not race at the UNM Invite...Ended the year with a 15th place finish in the classic race at the UAA Invite.

Before Denver: Participated in soccer and track alongside of his skiing endeavors in Norway…

Personal: Born on May 27…Son of Lars Erik and Hilde… Has two siblings Andreas (18) and Kristian (11)…Chose Denver because it has the best ski team in the country and great academics.

2019 RESULTS Invitational Classical Freestyle Colorado 19th 10th UNIVERSITY OF DENVER SKIING - HOME TO 24 NATIONAL CHAPMIONSHIPS Montana State 21st 9th New Mexico DNS DNS Alaska 21st 15th RMISA Championship 21st 13th

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Eivind KVAALE Men’s Nordic • Senior • 6-2 HOYDALSMO, NORWAY UNIVERSITY OF DENVER SKIING - HOME TO 24 NATIONAL CHAPMIONSHIPS

2019: Skied in all races but the RMISA Championships this season...Took 10th and ninth in the opening 10KM CAREER HIGHLIGHTS races at the Colorado Invite...Placed 16th in the 10 KM 2019 at the MSU Invite while taking seventh in the 20KM... • Finished second in both the 10KM and classic races at the Finished 22nd and 17th in the races at the New Mexico Alaska Invite. Invite...Had his best weekend finishing second in both • Raced in every competition this season before missing the races at the UAA Invite. RMISA Championships with a stomach-bug. 2018: NCAA All-Academic...Earned two first-team All- 2018 American honors at the NCAA Championships, placing • Took first and second at the RMISA Championships third in the freestyle and the fourth in the classical • Was a 2018 RMISA Skier of the Week events...One of 12 skiers to compete at the NCAA • Second-team All-RMISA (2017) and first-team (2018) Championships in Steamboat Springs...Skied in dominant • Third in both events at the U.S. XC Championships fashion in his second season as a Pioneer, finishing in • Third in the Freestyle at the Montana State Invite the top-10 in all but one meet he competed in...Made • Fourth in the Freestyles at the New Mexico and Denver the 1st RMISA All-Conference Team...RMISA Skier of the Invites Week...Raced for third in both the sprint and freestyle at the U.S. Cross Country Championships...Took third in the freestyle and sixth in the classical at Montana State... Earned fifth in both events at Utah...Placed fourth in the freestyle at the New Mexico Invitational...At the Denver Invitational, raced for fourth in the freestyle and eighth in the classical...At the RMISA Championships, earned podium finishes with second in the classical and first in the freestyle.

2017: Made the 2nd RMSIA All-Conference Team... Finished sixth in the 20k Freestyle and seventh in the 10k Classic at the RMISA Championships...Collected a fifth in 20k Freestyle and a seventh place finish in the 10k Classic race at the University of Alaska Anchorage Invitational...Finished 11th in the Freestyle sprint at the Seawolf Invitational and helped Denver 2 in the Mixed 4*5k relay to make the 10th place...Laid claim to an eighth place finish in the 10k Freestyle race at the Montana State Invitational...Skied impressive races at the Utah Invitational, finishing in fifth in the 15k Freestyle and fourth place in the Classic Sprint, collecting his best 2019 RESULTS finishes of the season. Invitational Classical Freestyle Colorado 11th 17th Before Denver: Attended Lillehammer University Montana State 16th 7th College...Graduated at the top of his class in high school. New Mexico 22nd 17th Alaska 2nd 2nd Personal: Born March 5th, 1994...Parents are Ketil Kvaale RMISA Championship DNS DNS and Anne Kristin Romberg Kvaale...Has two siblings, Steinar (33) and Silje (30)...Chose the University of Denver because “they have the best ski team competing in the NCAA and also because of their great business school.”..Hobbies include all outdoor activities, cycling, hiking, and hunting...Kvaale is also a classically trained pianist, he loves playing the piano as well as other instruments.

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Borgar Norrud Men’s nordic • Junior • 6-4 Oslo, Norway

2019: Had a solid season with no finishes outside the top 14...Took 10th and ninth in the opening 10KM races at the Colorado Invite...Did CAREER HIGHLIGHTS not start at the MSU Invite or the New Mexico Invite...Took 14th in the • Did not finish outside the top 14 in any of his races 10KM and 12th in the classic race at the Alaska Invite...Finished the on the season season with a ninth place finish at the RMISA Championships. • Finished ninth in the 10KM at the CU Invite to open the season. 2018: Earned 12th in the classical at New Mexico and 16th at the RMISA Championships...Finished 15th and 18th in the freestyle in Denver and in New Mexico respectively...Placed 22nd in the freestyle at the RMISA Championships and in the classical at the Denver Invitational...Scored 20th in the freestyle and 24th in the classical in Utah.

Before Denver: Recognized by the Norwegian Ski Federation and the Royal Palace for contributions towards skiing values and visions.

Personal: Born on April 21…Son of Arne and Aase…Has one sibling Ragne (18)…Hobbies include biking, backcountry skiing, basketball and hiking…Chose DU because it offers the ability to pursue skiing at a high level while getting a great education…

2019 RESULTS Invitational Slalom Giant Slalom Colorado 10th 9th Montana State DNS DNS New Mexico DNS DNS Alaska 14th 12th UNIVERSITY OF DENVER SKIING - HOME TO 24 NATIONAL CHAPMIONSHIPS RMISA Championship DNS 9th

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Taeler McCrerey Women’s Nordic • Senior • 5-7 Frisco, Colo. UNIVERSITY OF DENVER SKIING - HOME TO 24 NATIONAL CHAPMIONSHIPS

2019: Only finished outside the top-10 one time this season... Took second in the 5KM at the Colorado Invite...Finished third in CAREER HIGHLIGHTS the 5KM and 10th in the 15KM at the Montana State Invite...Had 2019 her best competition at the New Mexico Invite taking second in the 5KM and seventh in the 7.5KM...Finished the regular season • Had just one finish outside the top-10. with a ninth place finish in the 10KM and sixth place in the classic • Took second twice and third once. race at the Alaska Invite...Took fifth in the 5KM at the RMISA Championships. 2018 • Placed season-bests at the 2018 Denver Invite with 2018: Placed eighth for second-team All-American honors in the second in the Freestyle and 10th in Classic slalom at the NCAA Championships...One of 12 skiers to compete at the 2018 NCAA Championships in Steamboat Springs...Finished • Took fourth in the Freestyle in New Mexico (2018) third at the RMISA Championships in the giant slalom...Scored • Won the Freestyle competition at the 2017 RMISA four top-5 finishes on the season...Skied for second in the slalom Championships at the Denver Invitational...Raced for third in both slaloms at New Mexico...At the RMISA Championships, earned third in the giant • Competed on the Junior Worlds team slalom...A pair of eighth place finishes in the slalom for Montana • 2015 Junior Nationals All-American (Rocky Mountain and Utah...In the RMISA Qualifier, raced for 10th in the giant Nordic Division) slalom. • Fourth place finish in the 5K skate, seventh place finish in 2017: One of 12 skiers to compete at the NCAA Championships the sprint races, sixth place finish in the 10K classic in New Hampshire...Was named to the US World Junior Cross Country Team and competed for the US at the World Junior Championships...Made the 2nd RMISA All-Conference Team... Recorded her best finish of the 2017 season when she won the 15k Freestyle event at the RMISA Championships and additionally came in 11th in the 5k Classic race...Never finished worse than 16th all season...Took a 10th place in the 5k Classic race and a 11th place in the 15k Freestyle at the Alaska Invitational...Earned a 5th place in the 10k Freestyle and a 16th place in the Classic sprint at the Utah Invitational...Finished fourth in the 15k Classical and ninth in the 5k Freestyle at the Montana State Invitational.

2016: One of 12 DU skiers to compete at the 2016 NCAA Championships in Steamboat Springs...Earned All-American honors at the NCAA Championships; finished seventh overall in the women’s freestyle race and 12th overall in the women’s classical race...Helped Denver win their 23rd National Championship... Finished 14th and 11th overall in the classic/freestyle races at the Montana State Invitational...Earned a 12th place finish in the classical race and 11th overall in the freestyle race at the CU Invitational...Finished fifth in the freestyle race and seventh in the classical race at the New Mexico Invitational...Placed 14th and 17th overall in the women’s freestyle/classical races at the RMISA Championships. 2019 RESULTS Before Denver: 2015 Junior Nationals All-American (Rocky Mountain Invitational Classical Freestyle Nordic Division)...Fourth place finish in the 5K skate, seventh place Colorado 2nd 13th finish in the sprint races, sixth place finish in the 10K classic, second place finish in the team relay at the 2015 Junior Nationals...2014 Montana State 3rd 10th Nordic Skiing State Champion at Summit High School...2015 New Mexico 2nd 7th Summit High School Athlete of the Year for Summit Nordic Ski Alaska 9th 6th Club...Played varsity soccer for two years at Summit High School... Finished second place overall at the 2013 Mountain Bike State RMISA Championship 5th DNS Championship.

Personal: Born May 26, 1997 in Vail, Colorado...Daughter of Daniel and Roberta McCrerey...Has one brother, Tucker (22)...Chose Denver because of the challenging academics and the ski team... Also recruited by the University of Anchorage Alaska, University of New Hampshire and University of Vermont...Career goals include becoming a nurse...Enjoys hiking, biking, water skiing and camping...Member of the Silver Honor Roll for all four years of high school...Majoring in Integrative Sciences. TWITTER: @DU_SKIING | INSTAGRAM: DU_SKIING UNIVERSITY OF DENVER SKIING - HOME TO 24 NATIONAL CHAPMIONSHIPS

Jasmi JOENSUU Women’s Nordic • Senior • 5-5 Kuortane, Finland

2019: Missed the first two competitions of the season as she was competing in the World Junior Championships for her CAREER HIGHLIGHTS Native Finland...Came back to DU and finished 12th in the 2019 5KM and 16th in the 7.5 KM at the New Mexico Invite...Had • Finished first in the 10KM and 13 in the classic at the UAA her best competition finishing first in the 10KM and third in Invite. the classic race at the UAA Invite...Finished the season with 2018 a fourth place finish at the RMISA Championships. • First in the Freestyle Sprint at U.S. Cross Country 2018: One of 12 skiers to compete at the NCAA Championships Championships in Steamboat Springs...Placed seventh in the freestyle at the •Took fourth in the Classic and sixth in the Freestyle ar the NCAA Championships, earning second-team All-American... RMISA Championships Took 10th and 11th at the U.S. Cross Country Championships • Fifth in Freestyle Sprint at 2017 Seawolf in the freestyle sprint and freestyle respectively...Raced for 12th in the freestyle in New Mexico...Skied for fifth in the •Member of 2016 NCAA Champions (DU) freestyle at the RMISA Championships. • Five-time individual champion and one time relay champion at the U18 Finnish Championships in 2013-14 2017: NCAA All-Academic...Run to 17th place at the 5k • U17 bronze medal champion in sprint in Trondheim Classic race at the RMISA Championships...Finished 4th in the 5k Classic race and 9th in the 15k Freestyle race at the University of Alaska Anchorage Invitational...Came in at fifth place in the Freestyle Sprint at the Seawolf Invitational and helped the Mixed 4*5k relay Denver 1 to finish 3rd... Placed fifth at the University of Utah Invitational in the Classic Sprint...Collected a 10th place finish in the 15k Classic race followed up by a 12th place finish in the 5k Freestyle race at the Montana State University Invitational...Earned a 5th place in the Classic sprint and a 17th place in the 10k Freestyle race at the Utah Invitational.

2016: Member of the Denver ski team which won its 23rd NCAA National Championship...Finished 15th overall in the 15K classical and 12th overall in the 5K freestyle race at the Utah Invitational...Ninth and 22nd place finishes in the classic/freestyle races at the Montana State Invitational... Earned a 14th place finish in the freestyle race at the CU Invitational and 17th overall in the classical race at the New Mexico Invitational...Placed 20th overall in the women’s classical race at the RMISA Championships. 2019 RESULTS Invitational Classical Freestyle Before Denver: 2014-15 individual medal (2) and one Colorado DNS DNS relay medal winner at the U20 Finnish Championships...

UNIVERSITY OF DENVER SKIING - HOME TO 24 NATIONAL CHAPMIONSHIPS Montana State DNS DNS Participated in the 2014 Junior World Championship in Val New Mexico 12th 16th di Fiemme, Italy and the 2015 Junior World Championship Alaska 1st 3rd in Almaty, Kazakstan...Five time individual champion and RMISA Championship 4th DNS one time relay champion at the U18 Finnish Championships in 2013-14...First place finish at the 2012-13 Scandinavian Championship...U17 bronze medal champion in sprint in Trondheim...Participated in the European Youth Olympic festival in Romania (4th in relay, 11th in 5km Classic).

Personal: Born May 7, 1996 in Kuortane, Finland...Daughter of Timo-Jaakko and Kirsi Joensuu...Has one older brother, Joona (21)...Chose DU for the ski team and high level of both athletics and academics...Enjoys orienteering and horseback riding...Majoring in Business TWITTER: @DU_SKIING | INSTAGRAM: DU_SKIING UNIVERSITY OF DENVER SKIING - HOME TO 24 NATIONAL CHAPMIONSHIPS

Kristine Karsrud Women’s Nordic • Senior • 5-2 Gjøvik, Norway UNIVERSITY OF DENVER SKIING - HOME TO 24 NATIONAL CHAPMIONSHIPS

2019: Had a slow start to the season finishing 29th and 29th in the CAREER HIGHLIGHTS 5KM races at the Colorado Invite...Finished 17th a week later at the • Finished eighth in both the 10KM and classic races Montana State Invite...Had her best competition at the Alaska Invite taking eighth place in both the 10KM race and classic races...Finished at the Alaska Invite. the year with a 15th place finish in the 5KM and a 16th place in the 15KM at the RMISA Championships.

2018: Skied for eighth at the U.S. Cross Country Championships in the freestyle sprint...Never finished outside of the top 30...Raced for 14th in the classical at both the Utah and New Mexico Invitational...Scored 16th in the classical at Denver...Placed 21st in the freestyle at Denver and in New Mexico...

Before Denver: Finished 5th in the 2017 Norwegian Junior Championship skate sprint...Finished 1st in the 2015 Norwegian Junior Championship skate sprint and was selected to represent Norway in the European Youth Olympic Festival...Finished 2nd in the 7.5 km skate and 3rd in the 5 km classic at the 2014 Norwegian Junior Championship... Member of the 1st-place team at the 2013 U16 Norway Cup

Personal: Chose Denver because of the ski program, the coaching staff and the business school....Enjoys kayaking, backcountry skiing, hiking and traveling in her spare time...Daughter of Trond and Gunhild Karsrud...Has one brother, Kristoffer...

2018 RESULTS Invitational Classical Freestyle Colorado 29th 25th Montana State 31st 17th New Mexico DNS 23rd Alaska 8th 8th RMISA Championship 15th 16th

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National Intercollegiate Championship 1980 2nd (76.00) Crested Butte, Colo. Year Place (Points) Site Top-two Finishers 1946 Sun Valley, Idaho (Barbara Kidder, individual champion) AIAW Championship (Women) Willy Schaeffler Roge Holman 1953 2nd (1091.88) Snow Basin, Utah 1975 DNQ 1976 NA NCAA Championship (Men) 1977 NA Willy Schaeffler 1978 10th* (93.00) Red River, N.M. 1979 9th*# (120.00) Marquette, Mich. 1954 1st (384.00) Reno, Nev. DU, Seattle Sim Thomas 1955 1st (567.05) Northfield, Vt. DU, Dartmouth 1980 8th*# (124.00) Middlebury, Vt. 1956 1st (582.01) Winter Park, Colo. DU, Dartmouth 1981 *DNF Bozeman, Mont. 1957 1st (577.95) Snow Basin, Utah DU, Colorado Jim Reinig 1958** 2nd (550.60) Hanover, N.H. Dartmouth, DU 1982 *unavailable Stowe, Vt. 1959** 2nd (543.60) Winter Park, Colo. Colorado, DU 1960** 2nd (568.60) Bozeman, Mont. Colorado, DU NCAA Championship (Men & Women) 1961 1st (376.19) Middlebury, Vt. DU, Middlebury Jim Reinig 1962 1st (390.08) Squaw Valley, Calif. DU, Colorado 1983 13th* (90.00) Bozeman, Mont. Utah, Vermont 1963 1st (384.60) Solitude, Utah DU, Colorado Kurt Smitz 1964 1st (370.20) Franconia Notch, N.H. DU, Dartmouth 1993 12th* (197.00)Steamboat Springs, Colo. Utah, Vermont 1965 1st (380.50) Crystal Mountain, Wash. DU, Utah 1994 7th (438.00) Sugarloaf, Maine Vermont, Utah 1966 1st (381.02) Crested Butte, Colo. DU, W. Colorado 1995 4th (505.00) New Hampshire ^ Colorado, Utah 1967 1st (376.70) Kingfield, Maine DU, Wyoming 1996 2nd (635.50) Montana ! Utah, DU 1968 2nd (376.20) Steamboat Springs, Colo. Wyoming, DU 1997 4th (536.00) Stowe, Vt. Utah, Vermont 1969 1st (388.60) Steamboat Springs, Colo. DU, Dartmouth 1998 3rd (638.00) Montana ! Colorado, Utah 1970 1st (386.60) Franconia Notch, N.H. DU, Dartmouth 1999 2nd (632.00) Bethel-Rumford, Maine Colorado, DU Peder Pytte 2000 1st (720.00) Utah DU, Vermont 1971 1st (394.70) Terry Peak, S.D. DU, Colorado 2001 1st (649.00) Middlebury, Vt. DU, Vermont 1972 2nd (380.10) Winter Park, Colo. Colorado, DU 2002 1st (656.00) Anchorage, Alaska DU, Colorado 1973 4th (372.55) Middlebury, Vt. Colorado, Wyoming 2003 5th (522.5) Dartmouth, N.H. Utah, Vermont 1974 6th (62.00) Jackson Hole, Wyo. Colorado, Wyoming 2004 3rd (568.0) Truckee, Calif. New Mexico, Utah 2005 1st (622.5) Stowe, Vt. DU, Vermont 1975 5th (83.00) Durango, Colo. Colorado, Vermont 2006 4th (522.5) Steamboat Springs, Colo. CU, New Mexico Roge Holman Andy LeRoy/Wolf Wallendorf 1976 N/A Rumford, Maine (t)Colorado/Dartmouth 2007 2nd (648.0) Jackson, N.H. Dartmouth, DU 1977 N/A Winter Park, Colo. Colorado, Wyoming Andy LeRoy/David Stewart 1978 *N/A Hanover, N.H. Colorado, Wyoming 2008 1st (649.5) Bozeman, Mont. DU, Colorado 1979 *N/A Steamboat Springs, Colo. Colorado, Utah 2009 1st (659.0) Bethel-Rumford, Maine DU, Colorado Sim Thomas 2010 1st (785.5) Steamboat Springs, Colo. DU, Colorado 2011 5th (592) Stowe, Vt. Colorado, Utah 1980 17th* Lake Placid, N.Y./Stowe, Vt. Vermont, Utah 2012 6th (505.5) Bozeman, Mont. Vermont, Utah Jim Reinig 2013 4th (629) Middlebury, Vt. Colorado, Utah 1981 *N/A Park City, Utah Utah, Vermont 2014 1st (556) Park City, Utah DU, Vermont 1982 20th* (6.00) Lake Placid, N.Y. Colorado, Vermont 2015 2nd (478) Lake Placid, N.Y. Colorado, DU 2016 1st 567.5 Steamboat Springs, Colo. DU, Colorado NAIA Invitational Skiing Championship (Men) 2017 3rd (524) Jackson, N.H. Utah, Colorado Sim Thomas 2018 1st (604) Steamboat Springs, Colo. DU, Colorado

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1980 2nd (76.00) Crested Butte, Colo. All-time NCAA Championships / Records AIAW Championship (Women) Individual Champions 2014 Espen Lysdahl 1969 Odd Hammernes 2009 Antje Maempel Roge Holman 2016 Erik Read 1972 Odd Hammernes 2010 Antje Maempel 1975 DNQ (Men) 1976 NA Classical Alpine (Discontinued) Nordic (Discontinued) 2016 Linn Eriksen 1977 NA 1996 Geir Skari 1965 Rick Chaffee 1957 Harald Riiber Freestyle 1978 10th* (93.00) Red River, N.M. 2000 Pietro Broggini 1967 Jon Terje Overland 1958 Clarence Servold 1996 Lisbeth Johnsen 1979 9th*# (120.00) Marquette, Mich. 2001 Wolf Wallendorf 1968 Dennis McCoy 1959 Theodore A. Farwell 2009 Antje Maempel Sim Thomas 2002 Ola Berger 1969 Paul Rachetto 1963 Aarne Valkama 2010 Antje Maempel 1980 8th*# (124.00) Middlebury, Vt.

2005 Rene Reisshauer UNIVERSITY OF DENVER SKIING - HOME TO 24 NATIONAL CHAPMIONSHIPS 1981 *DNF Bozeman, Mont. 1971 Otto Tschudi 1964 Erik Jansen Jim Reinig 2006 John Stene 1973 Peik Christensen 1969 Georg R. Krog All-time NCAA 1982 *unavailable Stowe, Vt. Freestyle 1974 Peik Christensen Skimeister (Discontinued) Team Titles 2000 Pietro Broggini Downhill (Discontinued) 1954 Marvin Crawford DENVER 24 NCAA Championship (Men & Women) 2001 Pietro Broggini 1962 Mike Barr 1956 John R. Cress Colorado 20 Jim Reinig 2002 Ola Berger 1966 Jon T. Overland Utah 11 1983 13th* (90.00) Bozeman, Mont. Utah, Vermont 2005 Rene Reisshauer 1967 Dennis McCoy Vermont 6 Kurt Smitz 2007 Rene Reisshauer Individual Champions 1993 12th* (197.00)Steamboat Springs, Colo. Utah, Vermont 1970 Otto Tschudi (Women) Dartmouth 3 1994 7th (438.00) Sugarloaf, Maine Vermont, Utah Giant Slalom 1994 Erik Roland 1971 Otto Tschudi Slalom Wyoming 2 1995 4th (505.00) New Hampshire ^ Colorado, Utah 1972 Otto Tschudi 1995 Narcisa Sehovic New Mexico 1 1996 2nd (635.50) Montana ! Utah, DU 2007 Adam Cole 1997 4th (536.00) Stowe, Vt. Utah, Vermont 2008 John Buchar Individual Cross-Country 1996 Roberta Pergher 1998 3rd (638.00) Montana ! Colorado, Utah 2010 Leif K. Haugen (Discontinued) 1997 Roberta Pergher NCAA Individual Titles 1999 2nd (632.00) Bethel-Rumford, Maine Colorado, DU 2011 Seppi Stiegler 1954 Marvin Crawford 2000 Cecilie H. Larsen Colorado 93 2000 1st (720.00) Utah DU, Vermont Slalom 1958 Clarence L. Servold 2004 Pia Rivelsrud DENVER 90 2001 1st (649.00) Middlebury, Vt. DU, Vermont 1959 Clarence L. Servold 2011 Sterling Grant Utah 75 2002 1st (656.00) Anchorage, Alaska DU, Colorado 1954 John L’Orange 2003 5th (522.5) Dartmouth, N.H. Utah, Vermont 1965 Rick Chaffee 1970 Ole Ivar F. Hansen 2013 Kristine G. Haugen Vermont 66 2004 3rd (568.0) Truckee, Calif. New Mexico, Utah 1967 Rick Chaffee 1971 Ole Ivar F. Hansen 2015 Monica Hübner Dartmouth 36 2005 1st (622.5) Stowe, Vt. DU, Vermont 1968 Dennis McCoy Jumping (Discontinued) 2018 Amelia Smart 2006 4th (522.5) Steamboat Springs, Colo. CU, New Mexico 1969 Paul Rachetto 1954 Willis S. Olson Giant Slalom Andy LeRoy/Wolf Wallendorf 1971 Otto Tschudi 1955 Willis S. Olson 2011 Ida Dillingoen 2007 2nd (648.0) Jackson, N.H. Dartmouth, DU Andy LeRoy/David Stewart 1973 Peik Christensen 1956 Willis S. Olson 2013 Kristine G. Haugen 2008 1st (649.5) Bozeman, Mont. DU, Colorado 1975 Peik Christensen 1957 Alfred L. Vincelette 2014 Kristine G. Haugen 2009 1st (659.0) Bethel-Rumford, Maine DU, Colorado 1998 Christian Hutter 1958 Oddvar Ronnestad 2016 Kristine G. Haugen 2010 1st (785.5) Steamboat Springs, Colo. DU, Colorado 1999 Jayme Smithers 1961 Christoffer Selbeck 2018 Amelia Smart 2011 5th (592) Stowe, Vt. Colorado, Utah 2007 Adam Cole 1962 Oyvind Floystad Classical 2012 6th (505.5) Bozeman, Mont. Vermont, Utah 2008 John Buchar 2013 4th (629) Middlebury, Vt. Colorado, Utah 1964 Erik Jansen 1996 Lisbeth Johnsen 2012 Espen Lysdahl 2014 1st (556) Park City, Utah DU, Vermont 1965 Erik Jansen 1999 Britta Wienand 2015 2nd (478) Lake Placid, N.Y. Colorado, DU 2016 1st 567.5 Steamboat Springs, Colo. DU, Colorado 2017 3rd (524) Jackson, N.H. Utah, Colorado Denver’s NCAA Championship Records 2018 1st (604) Steamboat Springs, Colo. DU, Colorado NCAA Individual Titles, Single Championship 1965, 1967, 2000, 2 Otto Tschudi 3 1st all-time (1971 - alpine, downhill, slalom) 2007, 2010, 2011, 2012, 2014, 2015, 2018 Marvin Crawford 2 1954 - cross country, skimeister Clerence Servold 2 1958 - Nordic, cross country NCAA Individual Titles, Career Erik Jansen 2 1964 - jumping, Nordic Otto Tschudi 5 2nd all-time (alpine, 1971; Rick Chaffee 2 1965 - slalom, alpine downhill, 1970, ’71, ’72; slalom, ’71) Dennis McCoy 2 1968 - slalom, alpine Peik Christensen 4 3rd all-time (tied) (alpine, 1973, ’74; Paul Rachetto 2 1969 - slalom, alpine slalom,1973, ’75) Peik Christensen 2 1973 - slalom, alpine Antje Maempel 4 3rd all-time (tied) (classical, 2009, ’10; Lisbeth Johnsen 2 1996 - classical freestyle freestyle, 2009, ’10) Pietro Broggini 2 2001 - classical, freestyle Kristine G. Haugen 4 giant slalom 13,14 & 16; slalom 2013) Ola Berger 2 2002 - classical, freestyle Rene Reisshauer 2 2005 - classical, freestyle NCAA Men’s Repeat Champions Adam Cole 2 2007 - slalom, giant slalom Willis Olson 3 1st all-time (t) (1954, ’55, ’56, ski jumping) John Buchar 2 2008 - slalom, giant slalom Otto Tschudi 3 1st all-time (t) (1970, ’71, ’72, downhill) Antje Maempel 2 2009 - classical, freestyle Clarence L. Servold 2 (1958, ‘59, cross country) Antje Maempel 2 2010 - classical, freestyle Erik Jansen 2 (1964, ‘65, jumping) Kristine Haugen 2 2013 - slalom, giant slalom Ole Ivar F. Hansen 2 (1970, ‘71, cross country) Amelia Smart 2 2018 - slalom, giant slalom Peik Christensen 2 (1973, ‘74, alpine) Pietro Broggini 2 (2000, ‘01, freestyle) NCAA Individual Champions, Single Championship 1969, 1970, 1996 4 2nd all-time (tied with four other schools) NCAA Women’s Repeat Champions 1954, 1958, 1961, 3 3rd all-time (tied with seven other schools) Roberta Pergher 2 (1996, ‘97, slalom) 2013 Kristine G. Haugen 3 (2013, 14, 15 giant slalom) TWITTER: @DU_SKIING | INSTAGRAM: DU_SKIING UNIVERSITY OF DENVER SKIING - HOME TO 24 NATIONAL CHAPMIONSHIPS

University of Denver All-Americans

Year Athlete Year Athlete Year Athlete Year Athlete 1956 John R. Cress 1993 Atle Hovi 2003 Sophie Ormond 2012 Espen Lysdahl Henning Arstal Jr. Erlend Loedemel Karin Camenisch Sterling Grant Peder J. Pytte 1994 Atle Hovi Barbara Knor Andrew Dougherty 1957 Henning Arstal Jr. Bernie Lafleur Dominik Schweiger Makalya Cappel Alfred L. Vincelette Annie Manshaus Chris Berg 2013 Kristine G. Haugen Harald Riiber Erik Roland 2004 Pia Rivelsrud Devin Delaney 1958 Clarence L. Servold Narcisa Sehovic Martin Bartnes Trevor Philp Harald Riiber 1995 Atle Hovi Barbara Knor Max Marno Oddvar M. Ronnestad Bernie Lafleur Dominik Schweiger Espen Lysdahl 1959 Alfred L. Vincelette Erik Roland David Lamb Silje Benum Oddvar M. Ronnestad Narcisa Sehovic Lars Ola Kjos Tianda Carroll Clarence L. Servold 1996 Kristina Andersson 2005 Pia Rivelsrud Makayla Cappel Mauritz Sonberg Lisbeth Johnsen Dominik Schweiger 2014 Trevor Philp Theodore A. Farwell Vidar Lofshus Florence Roujas Espen Lysdahl 1960 Mauritz Sonberg Roberta Pergher Rene Reisshauer Sebastian Brigovic Asbjorn Nordheim Erik Roland John Stene Kristine G. Haugen 1961 John Koltzow Narcisa Sehovic Havard Selseng Tianda Carroll Asbjorn Nordheim Geir Skari Tara Hamilton Devin Delaney James E. Shea 1997 Ivar Benberg 2006 Francesco Ghedina Pierre Guedon Christoffer Selbeck Camilla Brinchmann Anna-Karin Maeki Moritz Madlener Charles T. Ferries Jeanette Lunde Florence Roujas Trygve Markset 1962 Christoffer Selbeck Roberta Pergher Rene Reisshauer Sylvia Nordskar Michael H. Baar Heiko Zuehlke John Stene Makayla Cappel Oyvind Floystad 1998 Kristina Andersson Havard Selseng 2015 Trevor Philp 1963 Charles T. Ferries Andre Bachleda 2007 Claire Abbe Espen Lysdahl Oyvind Floystad Carolina Barthelson Annelise Bailly Sebastian Brigovic Aarne M. Valkama Irene Eder John Buchar Moritz Madlener 1964 Aarne M. Valkama Christian Hutter Adam Cole Sylvia Nordskar Harald A. Bjerke Roberta Pergher Karine Falck-Pedersen Kristine G. Haugen Erik Jansen Heiko Zuehlke Francesco Ghedina Monica Hübner 1965 Erik Jansen 1999 Britta Wienand Rene Reisshauer 2016 Erik Read Frederick S. Chaffee II Irene Eder John Stene Sebastian Brigovic Jon T. Overland Kristina Andersson Jenny Tank Kristine Haugen 1966 Oivind Skauerud Julia Delich 2008 John Buchar Tuva Norbye Randall Garretson Joern Frohs Rene Reisshauer Moritz Madlener Dennis M. McCoy Kyrill Kretzschmar John Stene Lars Hannah Jon T. Overland Wolf Wallendorf Annelise Bailly Taeler McCrerey 1967 Randall Garretson Jayme Smithers Antje Maempel Linn Eriksen Frederick S. Chaffee II Christian Hutter Jenny Lathrop Monica Hübner Dennis M. McCoy 2000 Julia Delich Molly Ryan Dag Frode Trolleboe Jon T. Overland Irene Eder Seppi Stiegler Aja Starkey Georg R. Krog Cecilie H. Larsen Francesco Ghedina 2017 Tuva Norbye 1968 Dennis M. McCoy Britta Wienand 2009 Antje Maempel Andrea Komsic Georg R. Krog Pietro Broggini Leif K. Haugen Monica Huebner 1969 Jerry M. Blann Joern Frohs Harald Lovenskiold Erik Read Paul D. Rachetto Christian Hutter Annelise Bailly Dag Frode Trolleboe Georg R. Krog David Viele Mike Hinckley Lars Hannah Odd Hammernes Wolf Walledorf Moritz Madlener 1970 Ole Ivar F. Hansen 2001 Pietro Broggini 2018 Otto Tschudi Julie Delich 2010 Antje Maempel Jett Seymour

UNIVERSITY OF DENVER SKIING - HOME TO 24 NATIONAL CHAPMIONSHIPS 1971 Ole Ivar F. Hansen Irene Eder Mari Elden Amelia Smart Otto Tschudi Joern Frohs Ida Dillingoen Tuva Norbye Eric J. Poulsen Cecilie H. Larsen Harald Lovenskiold Dag Fode Tolleboe Patrick R. Costello Sanna Virtanen Lindsay Cone Eivind Kvaale Odd Hammernes Wolf Wallendorf Leif K. Haugen Jasmi Joensuu 1972 Otto Tschudi 2002 Ola Berger A.J. Avrin Andrea Komsic Terje Gulbrandsen Pietro Broggini Jennie VanWagner Tobias Kogler Gary R. Nagle Julia Delich Andreas Kilde Alex Leever Odd Hammernes Karin Camenisch 2011 Ida Dillingoen Tobias Kogler 1974 Peik A. Christensen Barbara Knor Seppi Stiegler Lars Hannah Morten Aas David Lamb Sterling Grant Linn Eriksen 1975 Peik A. Christensen Sophie Ormond Lindsay Cone Taeler McCrerey 1980 April Gerard Dominik Schweiger Andrew Dougherty 1983 Barbara T. Standteiner Wolf Wallendorf Andreas Kilde TWITTER: @DU_SKIING | INSTAGRAM: DU_SKIING UNIVERSITY OF DENVER SKIING - HOME TO 24 NATIONAL CHAPMIONSHIPS

University of Denver Olympians

1948 – St. Moritz, Switzerland Reuben T. Palmer Donald Johnson Terry J. Palmer Alva E. Hiatt Mike A. Devecka Gordon L. Wren Willy Schaeffler, Coach 1952 – Oslo, Norway Paul D. Rachetto, Coach Alvin P. Wegeman Sr. James E. Shea, Coach Keith R. Wegeman 1976 – , Austria UNIVERSITY OF DENVER SKIING - HOME TO 24 NATIONAL CHAPMIONSHIPS Willis S. Olson Odd Hammernes Theodore A. Farwell Mike A. Devecka Catherine L. Rodolph Robert F. Kiesel, Coach Olson, ‘52 and ‘56 1956 – Cortina, Italy 1980 – Lake Placid, N.Y. Marvin L. Crawford Mike A. Devecka Willis S. Olson Robert F. Kiesel, Coach Theodore A. Farwell Dave Durrance, Coach Gladys M. Werner 1984 – Sarajevo, Yugoslavia Catherine L. Rodolph John McMurtry, Coach Clarence L. Servold 1994 – Lillehammer, Norway 1960 – Squaw Valley, Calif. Jeanette Lunde John R. Cress 1998 – Nagano, Japan Craig M. Lussi Andrzej Bachleda Alfred L. Vincelette Sophie Ormond 2002 – Salt Lake City, Utah Theodore A. Farwell Ferries, ‘68, Coach Charles T. Ferries Andrzej Bachleda Ansten Samuelstuen 2010 – Vancouver, Canada Max S. Marolt Leif Kristian Haugen Willy Schaeffler, Consultant 2014 – Sochi, Russia Clarence L. Servold Leif Kristian Haugen 1964 – Innsbruck, Austria Sebastian Brigovic Charles T. Ferries Trevor Philp Richard G. “Rip” McManus Andrea Komsic James E. Shea 2018 – PyeongChang, South Korea Ansten Samuelstuen Leif Kristian Haugen Jon Terje Øverland Erik Read 1968 – Grenoble, France Trevor Philp Fred S. Chaffee II Andrea Komsic Chaffee, ‘68 and ‘72 Georg R. Krog Dennis M. McCoy Otto Tschudi Mike A. Devecka Jon Terje Øverland Charles T. Ferries, Coach

1972 – , Japan Fred S. Chaffee II Eric J. Poulsen Otto Tschudi Tschudi, ‘68 and ‘72

Haugen, ‘10,‘14 and ‘18 Brigovic, ‘14 Philp, ‘14 and ‘18 TWITTER: @DU_SKIING | INSTAGRAM: DU_SKIING