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Race Results for Ryan Conner Race Results for Ryan Conner - ALP - SL Race Race Race USSA Code Event Date Event Name Event Location Rank Time Points Points U0102 1/13/2013 Jim Bollingmo Memorial Junior Snow Summit Mountain 29 01:20.38 102.05 173.88 Championship Qualifier Resort Mountain Resort, CA U0100 1/12/2013 Jim Bollingmo Memorial Junior Snow Summit Mountain 21 01:19.34 79.63 149.40 Championship Qualifier Resort Mountain Resort, CA U0098 1/11/2013 Jim Bollingmo Memorial Junior Snow Summit Mountain 30 01:20.14 99.16 163.86 Championship Qualifier Resort Mountain Resort, CA U0740 12/15/2012 Clifford Mann Classic Mammoth Mountain, CA DNF1 990.00 U0738 12/14/2012 Clifford Mann Classic Mammoth Mountain, CA 40 01:50.31 168.38 199.38 U1695 4/3/2012 Emily Clothier Memorial Far West Heavenly Mountain Resort, 46 01:20.95 142.28 179.59 Finals CA U1693 4/2/2012 Emily Clothier Memorial Far West Heavenly Mountain Resort, 38 01:19.95 171.19 214.49 Finals CA U1062 1/15/2012 J3 Wild West Series Slalom's Sugar Bowl Ski Resort, CA 23 01:23.27 104.41 200.38 U1060 1/14/2012 J3 Wild West Series Slalom's Sugar Bowl Ski Resort, CA 31 01:27.01 121.98 215.49 U1058 1/13/2012 J3 Wild West Series Slalom's Sugar Bowl Ski Resort, CA 14 01:26.12 117.81 195.51 U0528 4/4/2011 Emily Clothier Far West Final Heavenly Mountain Resort, 70 01:29.16 217.82 260.92 CA U0526 4/3/2011 Emily Clothier Far West Final Heavenly Mountain Resort, 59 01:20.49 195.16 220.29 CA U1049 3/13/2011 Far West Open Series Alpine Meadows, CA 27 01:34.80 129.58 191.69 U0524 3/11/2011 Heavenly Open Slalom Heavenly Mountain Resort, 53 01:28.63 283.03 330.20 CA U0638 1/16/2011 Jim Bollingmo Memorial JO Qual Snow Summit Mountain 19 01:48.71 125.10 198.69 Resort, CA U0636 1/15/2011 Jim Bollingmo Memorial JO Qual Snow Summit Mountain 33 01:45.09 146.31 227.10 Resort, CA U0634 1/14/2011 Jim Bollingmo Memorial JO Qual Snow Summit Mountain 41 02:00.71 139.14 230.17 Resort, CA U0842 12/12/2010 Lisa DaValle Memorial Slalom Boreal Mountain Resort, 55 01:28.89 154.67 213.88 CA U0840 12/11/2010 Lisa DaValle Memorial Slalom Boreal Mountain Resort, 37 01:32.77 137.85 205.83 CA N1294 4/10/2010 Far West J4/5 Finals Sugar Bowl Ski Resort, CA 8 01:31.62 45.51 N1700 2/6/2010 J 4 5 North series slalom Diamond Peak, NV 12 01:18.09 57.05 N0938 1/3/2010 Far West J4/5 North Series Northstar California 18 01:52.23 990.00 Resort, CA N0935 1/2/2010 Far West J4/5 North Series Northstar California DNF2 990.00 Resort, CA N0598 4/3/2009 J4/J5 Championships Mammoth Mountain, CA DNF2 990.00 N1800 2/7/2009 USSA/FWSAJ4J5 SL GS Alpine Meadows, CA 9 01:16.83 990.00 N0936 1/25/2009 USSA J4/J5 SL North Series Sugar Bowl Ski Resort, CA 15 01:51.06 990.00 N0934 1/24/2009 USSA J4/J5 SL North Series Sugar Bowl Ski Resort, CA 14 01:54.06 990.00 N1344 1/26/2008 Far West North Series Diamond Peak, NV DSQ1 990.00.
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