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2012 Colorado Skiing 2012 Colorado Skiing TABLE OF CONTENTS BUFFS AT A GLANCE SPORTS INFORMATION Location: Office Phone: Population: Office Fax: Enrollment: Mailing Address: 2012 Season Information 1-8 FoundBeodu: lder, Colo. 303/492-5626 Quick Facts/Credits 1 Colors: Website: 2012 Roster 2 101,547 303/492-3811 Nickname: 30,128 Associate AD/SID3(5S7kiUinCgB ): 2012 Schedule 3 Mascot: E-Mail: Head Coach Richard Rokos 4-5 1876 Boulder, CO 80309 Mascot: Associate Director (Skiing): Nordic Coach Bruce Cranmer 6 Silver, Gold & Black CUBuffs.com Elevation: E-Mail: Nordic Assistant Jana Weinberger 7 Buffaloes (Buffs) David Plati NCAA Affiliation: Cell: Alpine Assistant Drew Roberts 7 Ralphie V (live buffalo) [email protected] Conference: Assistant Director: Administrative Assistant Jodi Mossoni 7 Chip (costumed) Curtis Snyder Home Ski Area: CUBuffs.com Contributing Editor: Skiing Support Staff 7 5,345 feet above sea level [email protected] 2010 NCAA Ski Area: Assistant Director: CU Regents and Administrative Staff 8 Division I 720/218-4796 President: Assistant Director: 2012 Returning Skiers 9-41 RMISA Troy Andre Chancellor: Graduate Assistant: Jenny Allen 9 Eldora Mountain Resort B.G. Brooks Provost: Khyla Burrows 10 Steamboat Ski Resort Andrew Green Faculty Rep: Eric Davis 11-12 Bruce Benson (Colorado ’64) Linda Sprouse Athletic Director: ELDORA MOUNTAIN RESORT Erika Ghent 13-14 Dr. Phil DiStefano (Ohio State ’68) Cole Mickelson Eliska Hajkova 15-16 Sr. WomeDn r’.sRAudsmseilnl M.: oore (UC Davis ’76) Phone: Katie Hartman 17-18 Assoc. AD (SkDiirn. gD)a: vid Clough (Case Inst. ’68) Address: Andreas Haug 19 Mike Bohn (Kansas ’83) Andreas Hoye 20 COLORADO SKCIeIaNl BG arry (Kentucky ’77) 303/440-8700 Vegard Kjoelhamar 21-22 Julie Manning (Iowa St. ’83) Website: P.O. Box 1697 Max Lamb 23 Office Phone: Open2e8d6:1 Eldora Ski Road #140 Ian Mallams 24 Office Fax: SkiabNledTeerrlarnadin, :CO 80466 Carolina Nordh 25-26 Director/Head Alpine Coach: Base Elevealtdiorna: .com Fletcher McDonald 27 Alma Mate3r0: 3/492-5401 Summit E1l9e6v2ation: Reid Pletcher 28-29 Season3s0A3t/C4U9: 2-3156 Annual Snowfall:680 acres Joanne Reid 30-31 NCAA Championships: Richard Rokos Lifts/Named Tra9l,i2s0: 0 feet Mary Rose 32 RMISA ChampMioansashryipks:’76 Long Run: 10,800 feet Taggart Spenst 33-34 E-mail: 22 nd 300 feet Katie Stege 35 Head Nordic Coach: 6 (last 2011) 12/46 Arnaud Du Pasquier 36 STEAMBOAT SKI RESORT Alma Mater: 11 (last 2011) 3 miles Thea Grosvold 37 Seasons At CU: Phone: Marianne Madsen 38 [email protected] E-Mail: Address: Shane McLean 39 Bruce Cranmer Nordic Assistant: Colorado ’73 Rune Oedegaard 40 Alma Mater: 11th Website9:70-879-6111 Adam Zika 41 Seasons at CU: History 42-66 [email protected] Opened: 2305 Mt. Werner Cir. E-Mail: Season-by-Season Breakdown 42 Jana Weinberger SkiabSlteeaTmerbroaaitn, :CO 80487 Alpine Assistant: Season-by-Season Results 43-46 Colorado ’06 Base Elevsatteiaomn:boat.com Alma Mater: 2000 In Review 47 Fifth Summit E1l9e6v3ation: Seasons at CU: 2001 In Review 48 [email protected] Annual Snowfall:2,965 acres E-Mail: 2002 In Review 49 Drew Roberts Lifts/Named Tra6i,l9s0: 0 feet Administrative Assistant: 2003 In Review 50 Colorado ’10 Long Run: 10,568 feet Seasons at CU: 2004 In Review 51 First 330 feet E-Mail: 2005 In Review 52 [email protected] 23/165 2006 In Review 53 Jodi Mossoni 3 miles 2007 In Review 54 10th 2008 In Review 55 [email protected] 2009 In Review 56 2010 In Review 57 CREDITS 2011 In Review 58 CU at the NCAA Championships 59-60 All-Time Letterwinners 61-62 NCAA Scoring Format 63 NCAA Annual Team Finishes 64 The 2012 University of Colorado Skiing media guide was produced through the Miscellaneous Historical Charts 65 combined efforts of the Sports Information office. The guide was written and edited by RMISA History 66 Curtis Snyder, associate sports information director and David Plati, associate Awards and Honors 67-72 AD/sports information. Design by Linda Hall, Whirlwind Graphics, and Snyder. Front, Annual Team Award 67-68 All-Americans 69-70 back and inside covers designed by Snyder. Photographers include Ken Albott, Chip Individual NCAA Champions 71 Bromfield,Mark Brodie, Casey Cass, Larry Harwood, Brett Hochmuth, Allie Musso, Joel Olympians 72 Broida, Tony Harman and Snyder. Printing by Pioneer Press, Greeley, Colo. 1 U.S. Ski Hall of Fame 72 2012 Roster Head Coach/Alpine Coordinator: Richard Rokos Assistant Coaches: Bruce Cranmer (Nordic coach), Jana Weinberger, Drew Roberts Men’s Alpine NC Ht. Wt. Class Exp Hometown (High School/Previous College or Club) Davis, Eric 0 6- 2 185 Sr. 3L Dillon, Colo. (Utah Winter Sports School) Haug, Andreas 1 6- 0 195 So. 1L Blommenholm, Norway (Donski Gymnasium/Edge Alpine) Lamb, Max 2* 6- 0 205 Jr. 1L Crested Butte, Colo. (Crested Butte Academy/Utah) McDonald, Fletcher 0 6- 4 215 So. 1L Copper Mountain, Colo. (Summit/Team Summit) Spenst, Taggart 0 5-11 165 Sr. 2L Frisco, Colo. (Utah Winter Sports School/Team Summit) Adam Zika 0 5- 9 185 Fr. CL Prague, Czech Republic (Gymnasium Litomericka) Women’s Alpine NC Ht. Wt. Class Exp Hometown (High School/Previous College or Club) Allen, Jennifer 0 5- 7 140 Sr. 2L Steamboat Springs, Colo. (Steamboat Springs/SSWSC) Burrows, Khyla 0 5- 3 125 Jr. 2L Winter Park, Colo. (Middle Park/Winter Park Ski Club) Ghent, Erika 2 5- 5 140 Sr. 2L Edwards, Colo. (Battle Mountain/Denver) Thea Grosvold 0 5- 7 135 Fr. CL Oslo, Norway (Doenski Videregaende Skole) Hartman, Katie 2 5- 8 135 Sr. 3L Breckenridge, Colo. (Summit/Team Summit) Shane McLean 0 5- 8 125 Fr. HS Steamboat Springs, Colo. (Lowell Whiteman School/SSWSC) Nordh, Carolina 2 5- 8 155 Sr. 3L Sundbyberg, Sweden (Stjerneskolan/Solventuna SLK) Men’s Nordic NC Ht. Wt. Class Exp Hometown (High School/Previous College or Club) Arnaud Du Pasquier 0 6- 0 165 Fr. CL Pontresina, Switzerland (Lyceum Alpinum Zuoz/Bernina) Hoye, Andreas 0 6- 3 170 So. 1L Oslo, Norway (Ullern/Heming Ski Club) Kjoelhamar, Vegard 3 6- 3 180 Sr. 3L Oslo, Norway (Stabekk/Fossum IF) Mallams, Ian 0 6- 2 175 Jr. 2L Whitefish, Mont. (Whitefish) Rune Oedegaard 0 6- 1 180 So. CL Molde, Norway (NTG Lilehammer/Molde) Pletcher, Reid 1 5- 7 150 Sr. 3L Sun Valley, Idaho (Wood River/Sun Valley Ski Club) Women’s Nordic NC Ht. Wt. Class Exp Hometown (High School/Previous College or Club) Hajkova, Eliska 2 5- 5 130 Sr. 2L Jablonec, Czech Republic (Gymnasium Vseobecne/Masaryko) Marianne Madsen 05-10 150 Fr. CL Oslo, Norway (Berg Videregaende Skole) Reid, Joanne 2 5- 5 115 Jr. 2L Palo Alto, Calif. (Henry M. Gunn/California/Auburn Ski Club) Rose, Mary 05-10 135 Jr. 2L Steamboat Springs, Colo. (Steamboat Springs/SSWSC) Stege, Katie 0 5- 9 140 Sr. 3L Leadville, Colo. (Lake County) *-Lamb skied for the University of Utah at the 2010 NCAA Championships. (NC—times participated in NCAA Championships at Colorado; #L—denotes number of letters earned though 2011; HS—high school; TR—transfer; RS—redshirt; CL—club team; DT—development team.) 2 2012 Schedule Date Event Invitational Location Venue Jan. 6 Giant Slalom RMISA Alpine Qualifier Eldora, Colo. Eldora Mountain Resort Jan. 7 Giant Slalom CU Invitational Eldora, Colo. Eldora Mountain Resort Jan. 8 Slalom CU Invitational Eldora, Colo. Eldora Mountain Resort Jan. 13 Freestyle (5/10-I) CU Invitational Steamboat Springs, Colo. Howelsen Hill Jan. 14 Classical (15/20-M) CU Invitational Steamboat Springs, Colo. Howelsen Hill Jan. 14 Giant Slalom DU Invitational Winter Park, Colo. Winter Park Resort Jan. 15 Slalom DU Invitational Winter Park, Colo. Winter Park Resort Jan. 20 Classical (5/10-I) DU Invitational Tabernash, Colo. Devil’s Thumb Ranch Jan. 21 Freestyle (10/15-M) DU Invitational Tabernash, Colo. Devil’s Thumb Ranch Feb. 4 Freestyle (5/5-I) UAA Invitational Anchorage, Alaska Kincaid Park Feb. 6 Classical (10/10-I) UAA Invitational Anchorage, Alaska Kincaid Park Feb. 8 Giant Slalom UAA Invitational Anchorage, Alaska Aleyska Resort Feb. 9 Freestyle (5/10-I) Seawolf Invitational Anchorage, Alaska Kincaid Park Feb. 9 Giant Slalom Seawolf Invitational Anchorage, Alaska Aleyska Resort Feb. 10 Classical (15/20-M) Seawolf Invitational Anchorage, Alaska Kincaid Park Feb. 10 Slalom UAA Invitational Anchorage, Alaska Aleyska Resort Feb. 11 Slalom Seawolf Invitational Anchorage, Alaska Aleyska Resort Feb. 23 Slalom RMISA Alpine Qualifier Bozeman, Mont. Bridger Bowl Feb. 24 Freestyle (5/10-I) RMISA Championships Bozeman, Mont. Bohart Ranch Feb. 24 Slalom RMISA Championships Bozeman, Mont. Bridger Bowl Feb. 25 Classical (15/20-M) RMISA Championships Bozeman, Mont. Bohart Ranch Feb. 25 Giant Slalom RMISA Championships Bozeman, Mont. Bridger Bowl March 7 Freestyle (5/10-I) NCAA Championships Bozeman, Mont. Bohart Ranch March 8 Giant Slalom NCAA Championships Bozeman, Mont. Bridger Bowl March 9 Classical (15/20-M) NCAA Championships Bozeman, Mont. Bohart Ranch March 10 Slalom NCAA Championships Bozeman, Mont. Bridger Bowl 3 Head Coach Richard Rokos A Six NCAA Championships A 11 NCAA West Regional Championships A 170 All-Americans A 31 Individual National Champions Richard Rokos and ophy, to be an educator as well as a coach, to understand the phys - Colorado Skiing. In 20 seasons, ical and psychological significance of a student-athlete and to the combination has been syn - introduce harmony and mutual support that has made it a more onymous with success. When unified program. Credit Rokos himself for the strong camaraderie he was promoted to head because there is very little that he asks of his skiers that he does - coach on July 3, 1990, the n’t do himself. That includes 6 a.m. ice hockey games, off-season process to return a program dryland training, mountain bike rides from Boulder to Winter that was eight years removed Park and back, hiking Pikes Peak, playing soccer and rollerblading from an NCAA title back to through Boulder.
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