2020 Dartmouth Ski Team NCAA Notes Dartmouth Quick Facts 2020 Carnival Results (by discipline) Location: Hanover, N.H. Date Carnival GS SL FS CL Pts Place Founded: 1769 1/17-18 Harvard 238 199 206 196 839 3rd Undergraduate Enrollment: 4,200 1/24-25 Vermont 229 190 200 214 833 3rd Nickname: Big Green 1/31-2/1 Colby 258 224 176 173 831 2nd Colors: Dartmouth Green and White 2/7-8 Bates 248 230 172 151 801 3rd Conference: Eastern Intercollegiate Ski Association 2/14-15 Williams 227 219 164 142 752 3rd President: Philip J. Hanlon 2/28-29 Middlebury 219 246 169 144 778 3rd Athletics Director: Harry Sheehy (by team) Affiliations: NCAA Division I, EISA Date Carnival GS SL FS CL Pts Place Skiing Information 1/17-18 Harvard 209 228 250 152 839 3rd 1/24-25 Vermont 198 221 237 177 833 3rd Director of Skiing: Cami Thompson Graves 1/31-2/1 Colby 256 226 219 130 831 2nd Mailing Address: 6142 Robinson Hall 2/7-8 Bates 232 246 181 142 801 3rd Dartmouth College 2/14-15 Williams 239 207 167 139 752 3rd Hanover, NH 03755 2/28-29 Middlebury 264 201 180 133 778 3rd Phone: (603) 646-2495 Women’s Cross Country Coach: Cami Thompson Graves <[email protected]> Dartmouth NCAA Finishes (Co-Ed Era) Men’s Cross Country Coach: Brayton Osgood Year Host Pts Place Champion Pts <[email protected]> 2019 Vermont 447.0 4th Utah 530.5 Men’s Alpine Coach: Peter Dodge ’78 2018 Colorado 448.5 3rd Denver 604.0 <[email protected]> 2017 New Hampshire 400.0 4th Utah 541.5 Anny Jenny Head Coach of Women’s Alpine: John Dwyer 2016 Colorado 335.0 5th Denver 567.5 <[email protected]> 2015 St. Lawrence 275.0 6th Colorado 505.0 Alpine Assistant James Fitzgerald 2014 Utah 261.5 6th Denver 556.0 2013 Middlebury 594.0 5th Colorado 708.0 Home venues 2012 Montana State 590.0 4th Vermont 832.0 Alpine: Dartmouth Skiway 2011 Vermont 643.0 3rd Colorado 831.0 Cross Country: Cross Country Ski Center at Oak Hill 2010 Colorado 523.0 5th Denver 785.5 2009 Bates 555.0 7th Denver 659.0 2020 Captains: Claire Thomas ’21 (women’s alpine) 2008 Montana State 546.0 4th Denver 649.5 Leah Brams ’20, Lauren Jortberg ’20 (women’s Nordic) 2007 New Hampshire 698.0 1st Dartmouth 698.0 Drew Duffy ’21 (men’s alpine) 2006 Colorado 537.5 3rd Colorado 654.0 2005 Vermont 486.0 5th Denver 622.5 NCAA Team Championships: 3 (1958, 1976, 2007) 2004 Nevada 391.0 8th New Mexico 623.0 NCAA Individual Champions: 41 2003 Dartmouth 472.0 6th Utah 682.0 NCAA All-Americans (since 1954): 288 2002 Alaska Anchorage 412.5 7th Denver 656.0 2019 NCAA Championships: 4th, team 2001 Middlebury 449.5 6th Denver 649.0 2020 EISA Championships: 3rd, team 2000 Utah 439.0 7th Denver 720.0 1999 Bates 539.0 6th Colorado 650.0 Sports Information 1998 Montana State 505.0 7th Colorado 654.0 Media contact: Rick Bender 1997 Vermont 387.0 9th Utah 686.0 Email: [email protected] 1996 Montana State 433.0 8th Utah 719.0 Office phone: (603) 646-1030 1995 New Hampshire 462.0 5th Colorado 720.5 Cell phone: (603) 359-3909 1994 Colby 350.0 10th Vermont 688.0 Website: www.DartmouthSports.com 1993 Colorado 508.5 6th Utah 783.0 Twitter: @DartmouthSkiing; @DartmouthSports 1992 New Hampshire 621.5 4th Vermont 693.5 1991 Utah 492.0 5th Colorado 713.0 Cover photo credits: Gil Talbot, Steve Fuller 1990 Vermont 476.0 5th Vermont 671.0 1989 Wyoming 403.0 8th Vermont 672.0 1988 Middlebury 495.0 5th Utah 651.0 1987 Alaska Anchorage 385.0 8th Utah 710.0 1986 Vermont 342.0 7th Utah 612.0 1985 Montana State 599.0 4th Wyoming 764.0 1984 New Hampshire 491.0 6th Utah 750.5 1983 Montana State 348.0 7th Utah 696.0 2020 Dartmouth Ski Team NCAA Notes Eleven Skiers to NCAAs Dartmouth qualified 11 skiers for the Schedule of Events NCAA Championships, the first time in Date Event Time (EDT) Location the last five seasons the Big Green are not March 11 Women’s GS (1st run) 11:00 a.m. Bridger Bowl sending the full complement of 12. Of the March 11 Men’s GS (1st run) 12:15 p.m. Bridger Bowl 11, four have experience at the NCAAs, March 11 Women’s GS (2nd run) 1:45 p.m. Bridger Bowl one in each discipline, all of whom are March 11 Men’s GS (2nd run) 3:00 p.m. Bridger Bowl juniors — Drew Duffy (men’s alpine), Tricia March 12 Men’s 10K FS 12:00 p.m. Crosscut Mtn Sports Center Mangan (women’s alpine), Adam Glueck March 12 Women’s 5K FS 1:00 p.m. Crosscut Mtn Sports Center (men’s Nordic) and Katharine Ogden March 13 Men’s SL (1st run) 11:00 a.m. Bridger Bowl (women's Nordic). This is the third time for March 13 Women’s SL (1st run) 12:00 p.m. Bridger Bowl Ogden and the second for the other three. March 13 Men’s SL (2nd run) 1:00 p.m. Bridger Bowl March 13 Women’s SL (2nd run) 2:00 p.m. Bridger Bowl Vying for Fourth NCAA Title March 14 Women’s 15K CL 12:00 p.m. Crosscut Mtn Sports Center After being shut out from any carnival March 14 Men’s 20K CL 2:00 p.m. Crosscut Mtn Sports Center victories this season and placing second just once, Dartmouth has an uphill climb Young Team NCAA Individual Champions to win its fourth NCAA crown. The Big Of the 11 skiers competing for Dart- Dartmouth has had 41 individual NCAA Green have won the championship three mouth in Bozeman, no less than five are champions throughout the years with a times previously in 1958, ’76 and most either freshmen or sophomores, with at majority coming in the alpine races. Last recently, 2007. The teams from the West least one in each discipline. Sophomore year, the Big Green had two champions in have dominated, however, winning 11 of Abi Jewett is competing for the women’s the eight events — Katharine Ogden in the the 12 titles since Dartmouth last finished alpine team, while classmate Andrew women’s 15K classic and the other in the atop the heap, and the 12 before that. A Miller is with the men’s alpine squad. The men’s giant slalom from Tanguy Nef. That total of 67 NCAA champions have been Nordic teams feature one sophomore in gives Dartmouth six individual crowns in crowned throughout the years, but only Molly Gellert and a pair of freshmen — the past two years, matching its total from Vermont (6) and Dartmouth (3) have won Mara McCollor and Cameron Wolfe. In the previous 14 years. Ogden is one of just from the East. addition, only one senior is among the three Big Green women to win a national eleven, that being Kipling Weisel for the title, joining Anouk Patty in 1988 and Jen Back to Defend Her Title men’s alpine team. Collins in 1996, both in the giant slalom. Dartmouth had two skiers win national titles last year, and one is back to defend Nine Make All-East Teams Going for the Gold her crown. Katharine Ogden won her third The Big Green had nine skiers earn Three Dartmouth skiers won a total title last year, winning the classical race spots on the All-East first and second of five carnival races this year, two each for the second straight season. She also teams, a total exceeded by only Vermont for Katharine Ogden and Claire Thomas won the 15K freestyle as a freshman, mak- with 12. Seven of those nine came on the and one for Andrew Miller. Overall, the ing her just the fourth Big Green skier to alpine side (the most of any school): Big Green placed 12 of their skiers on the win three or more national titles, and first Alpine First Team podium 33 times through the EISA carnival since the early 1960s. Only the legendary Drew Duffy circuit with Ogden leading the way with Chiharu Igaya ’57 won more (6). Tricia Mangan six and Thomas next with five. Both alpine Claire Thomas teams had five skiers in the top three at All-Americans Alpine Second Team least once. Three of the 11 Big Green skiers have Abi Jewett previously earned All-America honors a Andrew Miller Big Green in the Olympics total of seven times: Gwen Wattenmaker Dartmouth had no fewer than 14 alums • Drew Duffy — GS 1st team and SL 2nd Kipling Weisel and students compete at the 2018 Winter team, 2019 Nordic First Team Olympics in Pyeongchang, including cur- • Tricia Mangan — GS 1st team, 2019 Katharine Ogden rent member Tricia Mangan. Of those 14, • Katharine Ogden — CL and FS 1st team, Nordic Second Team no fewer than 13 competed for the United 2018 and 2019 Mara McCollor States, 10 competed (or would compete) for Dartmouth as collegians and nine have Carnival Results Women’s Alpine Win Streak been members of the Big Green ski team. Prior to this season, Dartmouth had The Big Green may not have won a Those nine are: not finished lower than second in any EISA carnival this year, but the women’s alpine • Rosie Brennan ’11 — cross country carnival since 2014, and that was due to team had terrific success, winning eight of • Patrick Caldwell ’17 — cross country not competing in one of the Nordic races the 12 events at the six carnivals.