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Race Results for Robert Underhill - ALP - GS Race Race Race USSA Code Event Date Event Name Event Location Rank Time Points Points F0989 3/18/2021 Divisional FIS Sunday River Resort, ME 5 02:16.96 17.02 52.74 F0976 2/23/2021 Divisional FIS Mittersill Cannon Mountain, NH DNF1 990.00 F0495 2/1/2021 Divisional FIS Attitash Mountain Resort, NH 4 02:08.09 16.35 52.36 F0496 2/1/2021 Divisional FIS Attitash Mountain Resort, NH 6 02:07.00 24.19 59.35 F0488 1/25/2021 Divisional FIS Waterville Valley Resort, NH DNF2 990.00 F0960 1/14/2021 Men's Divisional FIS Waterville Valley Resort, NH 12 02:03.51 18.74 51.41 F0959 1/13/2021 Men's Divisional FIS Waterville Valley Resort, NH 9 02:06.44 17.64 50.64 F0520 3/15/2020 Men's Devo FIS Series Gore Mountain, NY 5 02:11.81 10.37 50.47 F0519 3/14/2020 Men's Devo FIS Series Gore Mountain, NY 3 02:13.37 0.91 41.27 F0575 3/6/2020 Men's Eastern Cup Waterville Valley Resort, NH 18 01:55.99 21.16 47.07 F0574 3/5/2020 Men's Eastern Cup Waterville Valley Resort, NH 29 01:59.08 29.78 56.25 F0395 2/13/2020 NorAm Cup #4 Whiteface Mountain, NY 35 02:18.78 56.48 73.08 F0386 1/7/2020 NorAm Cup #3 Stowe Mountain Resort / Spruce DNF1 990.00 Peak, VT F0385 1/6/2020 NorAm Cup #3 Stowe Mountain Resort / Spruce DNQ 990.00 Peak, VT F0056 1/5/2020 NorAm Cup #2 Burke Mountain, VT DNF1 990.00 F0215 4/14/2019 WR FIS Elite Spring Series Mammoth Mountain Ski Resort, 18 02:31.65 31.59 54.38 CA F0377 4/4/2019 Eastern Cup Burke Mountain, VT 36 02:12.05 49.59 61.93 F0375 4/3/2019 Eastern Cup Burke Mountain, VT DNF1 990.00 F0586 3/28/2019 U.S. Ski & Snowboard National Waterville Valley Resort, NH 51 02:22.93 50.22 65.15 Junior Championships F0273 3/13/2019 Burke NorAm Burke Mountain, VT DNF1 990.00 F0272 3/12/2019 Burke NorAm Burke Mountain, VT DNQ 990.00 F0360 3/7/2019 Eastern Development Series Sunday River Resort, ME 18 02:23.17 15.25 47.44 F0359 3/6/2019 Eastern Development Series Sunday River Resort, ME 33 02:15.63 20.98 61.96 F0072 3/1/2019 Eastern Cup Burke Mountain, VT 49 02:22.96 50.28 62.75 F0071 2/28/2019 Eastern Cup Burke Mountain, VT 43 02:18.09 53.20 63.43 F0570 1/27/2019 Men's Eastern Cup Series Smugglers' Notch Resort, VT 41 01:47.65 50.54 64.17 F0087 12/19/2018 Eastern Cup Whiteface Mountain, NY DNF2 990.00 F0088 12/18/2018 Eastern Cup Whiteface Mountain, NY 28 02:06.99 65.46 88.60 F0077 11/27/2018 Rocky Mountain FIS Series Copper Mountain Resort, CO 66 02:43.90 91.90 104.50 F0075 11/26/2018 Rocky Mountain FIS Series Copper Mountain Resort, CO 52 02:30.44 80.30 85.61 F0011 4/2/2018 Eastern Cup Burke Mountain, VT DNF2 990.00 F0580 3/29/2018 2018 U.S. Junior Alpine Sun Valley Resort, ID 26 02:20.79 66.21 76.34 Championships F0175 3/25/2018 2018 U.S. Alpine Sun Valley Resort, ID 46 02:29.07 130.10 133.33 Championships F0095 3/15/2018 Eastern Development Attitash Mountain/Cranmore, NH 12 02:20.09 10.54 52.13 Championships F0093 3/14/2018 Eastern Development Attitash Mountain/Cranmore, NH 8 02:23.70 15.38 55.87 Championships F0066 3/4/2018 FIS Open Dartmouth Skiway, VT 26 02:03.16 36.05 72.59 F0065 3/3/2018 FIS Open Dartmouth Skiway, VT 23 02:05.36 29.97 67.68 U1190 1/27/2018 Seibert Cup Berkshire East Mountain Resort, 4 01:32.61 42.05 95.53 MA F0037 1/20/2018 FIS Open Whiteface Mountain, NY DNF2 990.00 F0036 1/19/2018 FIS Open Whiteface Mountain, NY 29 02:03.24 32.87 67.53 F0128 1/10/2018 Eastern Cup Waterville Valley Resort, NH DNF1 990.00 Race Race Race USSA Code Event Date Event Name Event Location Rank Time Points Points F0139 12/20/2017 Eastern Development Series Sugarloaf, ME 22 02:02.22 29.57 65.56 F0138 12/19/2017 Eastern Development Series Sugarloaf, ME 27 02:06.84 55.34 89.66 F0205 4/3/2017 Eastern Cup Finals Stowe Mountain Resort / 44 02:10.18 88.84 94.52 Spruce Peak, VT F0206 4/2/2017 Eastern Cup Finals Stowe Mountain Resort / 55 02:14.04 89.00 94.11 Spruce Peak, VT F0191 3/26/2017 Eastern FIS Open Stratton, VT 45 02:13.76 84.00 104.32 F0151 3/17/2017 Eastern Development Attitash/Cranmore, NH 57 02:12.70 56.64 75.73 Championships F0149 3/16/2017 Eastern Development Attitash/Cranmore, NH 32 02:16.58 29.57 52.81 Championships U0816 3/5/2017 LaFoley Spring Series GS Mount Sunapee Resort, NH 7 01:51.94 41.24 80.79 F0661 2/28/2017 Eastern Cup Sugarbush Resort / Mount 53 02:02.12 66.96 86.64 Ellen, VT U0639 1/22/2017 Macomber Cup Attitash Mountain Resort, NH 5 02:13.02 22.69 80.68 U0605 1/15/2017 Clay Soper Memorial Weekend Waterville Valley Resort, NH 20 02:08.17 96.97 121.88 Championships F0080 1/7/2017 Eastern FIS Whiteface Mountain, NY 63 02:00.66 77.10 93.97 F0079 1/6/2017 Eastern FIS Whiteface Mountain, NY 43 01:55.44 62.20 81.37 F0188 12/19/2016 Eastern FIS Stratton, VT 7 01:54.29 15.06 76.37 F0187 12/18/2016 Eastern FIS Stratton, VT 15 02:00.41 30.55 84.72 U0302 12/11/2016 Rebecca Ann McGill Memorial Stratton, VT 13 01:57.82 42.16 75.46 Vermont Cup GS U0888 4/2/2016 UNH Fundraiser Loon Mountain, NH DNF2 990.00 N0728 3/26/2016 Chip Gilroy TShirt Race Mount Sunapee Resort, NH 1 00:40.92 0.00 U0846 3/15/2016 USSA Eastern U16 Junior Sugarloaf, ME 18 01:27.71 46.34 109.85 Championship U0845 3/13/2016 USSA Eastern U16 Junior Sugarloaf, ME 17 01:26.72 27.18 94.65 Championship U0094 3/7/2016 USSA/VARA Open Sugarbush, VT 31 01:39.92 116.67 138.88 U0492 2/28/2016 VARA U16 State Championships Burke Mountain, VT 14 02:02.49 33.34 103.66 U1063 2/22/2016 VARA U16 States Okemo Mountain, VT 21 02:17.95 68.89 133.10 U0872 2/7/2016 VT Cup GS Finals Sugarbush, VT 32 02:26.88 89.01 108.15 U0677 1/24/2016 VARA Vermont Cup GS Stowe Mountain Resort, VT 20 02:11.60 55.22 142.44 U0675 1/20/2016 USSA U16 Project GS Stowe Mountain Resort, VT 19 02:15.29 98.45 182.89 U0673 1/19/2016 USSA U16 Project GS Stowe Mountain Resort, VT DNF1 990.00 U0518 1/15/2016 Okemo VARA VT Cup Okemo Mountain, VT 12 01:33.13 28.15 116.12 U0232 1/11/2016 Rebecca Ann McGill Memorial Stratton Mountain, VT 12 02:09.48 40.02 122.74 N1096 3/21/2015 Chip Gilroy TShirt Race Mount Sunapee, NH 2 00:39.99 15.69 U1154 3/18/2015 USSA Eastern Region U16 Whiteface Mountain, NY 34 02:14.23 61.20 132.65 Championships U0441 2/8/2015 U16 Qualifier Cranmore Mountain Resort, NH 27 01:49.69 63.35 143.05 U0903 2/7/2015 NHARA Mens U16 Qualifier GS Mount Sunapee, NH 23 01:55.67 37.38 120.32 U0901 1/24/2015 Macomber Cup GS Mount Sunapee, NH DNF2 990.00 U1105 1/22/2015 USSA MLK GS/SL Whiteface Mountain, NY 14 02:16.33 77.91 157.83 U0428 1/11/2015 Tecnica Cup Attitash, NH 32 02:06.18 51.24 142.39 N0758 3/28/2014 Can-AM Sugarloaf, ME DNF1 990.00 N0768 3/22/2014 Chip Gilroy TShirt Race Mount Sunapee, NH 4 00:41.41 36.70 N1000 3/16/2014 USSA Alpine Eastern Region Stowe Mountain Resort, VT 13 01:31.13 18.14 U14 Junior Championships N1121 3/9/2014 NHARA U14 Championship Dartmouth Skiway, NH 9 01:57.63 14.38 N1113 2/23/2014 U12/U14 Western Division Dartmouth Skiway, NH DNF1 990.00 Qualifier Race Race Race USSA Code Event Date Event Name Event Location Rank Time Points Points N0722 2/2/2014 NHARA U12, U14 Qualifier GS Mount Sunapee, NH 6 01:29.84 42.02 N0613 1/26/2014 Bob Skinner Cup Mount Sunapee, NH DNF2 990.00 N0434 1/5/2014 Beaver Creek - Bolle Age Class Beaver Creek, CO 10 00:57.93 60.20 Series N0435 1/5/2014 Beaver Creek - Bolle Age Class Beaver Creek, CO 14 00:58.44 79.82 Series N0430 1/4/2014 Beaver Creek - Bolle Age Class Beaver Creek, CO DNF1 990.00 Series N0431 1/4/2014 Beaver Creek - Bolle Age Class Beaver Creek, CO 21 01:00.53 114.51 Series N1115 3/30/2013 Chip Gilroy TShirt Race Mount Sunapee, NH 13 00:44.20 39.54 N0697 3/16/2013 Francis Piche Invitational Gunstock Ski Club, NH 25 01:26.41 49.35 N0443 3/10/2013 U14 Championship Loon Mountain, NH 22 02:18.70 74.17 N1513 2/24/2013 Western Division U12 U14 Dartmouth Skiway, NH 12 01:32.94 40.03 Qualifiers N1265 2/3/2013 NHARA U12 U14 Division Mount Sunapee, NH 9 01:29.24 49.48 Qualifier GS N1107 1/27/2013 Bob Skinner Cup Mount Sunapee, NH 10 01:25.45 45.89 N1026 2/26/2012 BWL GS Qualifier Mount Sunapee, NH 23 01:34.14 112.98 N0866 2/5/2012 BWL Western Div Qualifier Dartmouth Skiway, NH 16 01:35.25 102.85 N1022 1/22/2012 Bob Skinner Cup Mount Sunapee, NH 16 01:33.80 77.03 N1121 3/26/2011 Chip Gilroy TShirt Race Mount Sunapee, NH 57 00:47.69 100.53 N0735 3/12/2011 BWL State Champs Attitash, NH 7 01:42.01 38.66 N1119 2/13/2011 BWL Qualifier Mount Sunapee, NH 2 01:27.39 43.92 N1076 1/30/2011 Bob Skinner Cup Mount Sunapee, NH 37 01:37.61 152.40 N1620 1/23/2011 BWL Western Division Qualifier Dartmouth Skiway, NH 16 01:43.06 75.80 N0161 3/27/2010 Chip Gilroy T Shirt Race Mount Sunapee, NH 72 00:48.22 176.61 N0375 3/13/2010 NHARA BWL Championships Gunstock Ski Club, NH 42 01:29.03 65.98 N0151 2/28/2010 BWL Qualifier Mount Sunapee, NH 5 01:32.16 74.13 N0227 2/6/2010 BWL Div Qualifier GS Whaleback Mountain, 43 01:30.06 990.00 NH N0145 1/24/2010 Bob Skinner Cup Mount Sunapee, NH 29 01:37.57 146.68 N1174 3/28/2009 Chip Gilroy T Shirt Race Mount Sunapee, NH 88 00:53.39 157.84 N1390 3/1/2009 BWL Qualifier Mount Sunapee, NH 43 02:07.42 502.10 N1166 1/25/2009 Bob Skinner Cup Mount Sunapee, NH 56 01:37.48 198.35 N0447 3/31/2007 T-Shirt Race Mount Sunapee, NH 144 01:04.06.
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    GROUP TRAVEL ACTIVITY GUIDE 2018 . Dear Tourism Colleague, From New Hampshire’s majestic mountains and pristine lakes to the beautiful shores of our seacoast, the Granite State’s natural beauty has been inspiring visitors for generations. Match the scenery with the state’s countless experiences and your clients will find a visit to New Hampshire a fulfilling, distinctive destination. New Hampshire’s receptive operators create group friendly itineraries that showcase the state’s world-class resorts, outdoor recreation, dining, sales tax-free shopping, and more. Locally based, the state’s travel partners offer expert advice and invaluable relationships. For more information, please visit visitnh.gov/GROUP. Thank you for considering New Hampshire and please know that the Division of Travel and Tourism Development is ready to assist in group travel planning needs. All my best, Victoria Cimino, Director New Hampshire Division of Travel & Tourism Development New Hampshire Drive Times Boston to Concord:.............................1.25 hours New York City to Concord:.................4.25 hours Toronto to Concord:............................8.75 hours Montreal to Concord:...............................4 hours Quebec City to Concord:..........................5 hours Providence to Concord:............................2 hours Hartford to Concord:...........................2.25 hours Drive times are approximate CONTENTS SAMPLING OF ANNUAL EVENTS 3 SUGGESTED ITINERARIES 11 Garden Tour 12 Behind The Scenes & Interactive Tour 19 Rail & Sale 23 Bird-Spotting