2020 NCAA skiing championship field announced

Editor’s Note: Original story appears on NCAA.com.

The NCAA Men’s and Women’s Skiing Committee announced today the 74 men and 74 women selected to participate in the 2020 National Collegiate Men’s and Women’s Skiing Championships, to be held March 11-14 at Bridger Bowl and Crosscut Mountain Sports Center in Bozeman, Montana. The championships will be hosted by Montana State University-Bozeman. 

Participants are selected on a regional basis from two designated regions for Alpine skiing (East and West Regions) and three designated regions for Nordic skiing (Central, East and West Regions). Bids are awarded to regions using a formula determined by the skiing committee. A maximum of 12 student-athletes (three per gender per discipline) may be selected from an institution.

Alpine events will be held Wednesday, March 11 and Friday, March 13 at Bridger Bowl. Nordic events will run Thursday, March 12 and Saturday, March 14 at Crosscut Mountain Sports Center.

This year’s skiing championships will be webcast live on NCAA.com. Visit https://www.ncaa.com/liveschedule to watch all the action.

Here is the list of participants broken up by discipline, region, and gender:

Alpine Qualifiers

East Region – Men

	First Name	Last Name	School	GS Seed	SL Seed
1	Tim	Gavett	Middlebury College	7	1
2	Erik	Arvidsson	Middlebury College	1	5
3	Justin	Alkier	Middlebury College	6	2
4	Andrew	Miller	Dartmouth College	2	10
5	Joachim Jagge	Lindstol	University of Vermont	4	3
6	Patrick	Kenney	University of New Hampshire	3	17
7	Mathias	Tefre	University of Vermont	18	4
8	Drew	Duffy	Dartmouth College	5	6
9	Kipling	Weisel	Dartmouth College	13	7
10	Crowley	Gentile	University of New Hampshire	9	35
11	Will	Bruneau-Bouchard	University of New Hampshire	12	13
12	Karl	Kuus	Plymouth State University	34	12
13	Hunter	Watson	Plymouth State University	15	24
14	Raphael	Quenneville	University of Vermont	16	22
15	Cooper	Yates	Plymouth State University	30	16
16	Colbey	Derwin	Colby College	46	18
17	Arie	van Vuuren	Bates College	19	25

East Region – Women

	First Name	Last Name	School	GS Seed	SL Seed
1	Ali	Nullmeyer	Middlebury College	8	1
2	Claire	Thomas	Dartmouth College	1	5
3	Madeleine	Dekko	Williams College	20	2
4	Marina	Vilanova	University of Vermont	2	10
5	Emma	Woodhouse	University of New Hampshire	19	3
6	Josefine	Selvaag	University of Vermont	3	11
7	Patricia	Mangan	Dartmouth College	4	4
8	Lisa	Olsson	University of New Hampshire	5	28
9	Lucia	Bailey	Middlebury College	17	6
10	Abi	Jewett	Dartmouth College	7	7
11	Rosie	Hust	Colby College	46	8
12	Parker	Biele	Boston College	11	49
13	Sandra	Schoepke	Colby College	12	15
14	Fanny	Sanderberg	University of New Hampshire	13	18
15	Nellie	Ide	Harvard	37	13
16	Riley	Whitney	St Lawrence University	14	31
17	Nina	Reichhelm	Middlebury College	15	33

West Region – Men

	First Name	Last Name	School	GS Seed	SL Seed
1	Joachim	Lien	UU	2	1
2	Tobias	Kogler	DU	1	5
3	Filip	Forejtek	CU	5	2
4	Joey	Young	CU	2	3
5	Addison	Dvoracek	UU	3	10
6	Mikkel	Wahl	WMC	10	4
7	Åge	Solheim	MSU	4	7
8	Mikkel	Solbakken	WMC	6	8
9	Riley	Seger	MSU	7	23
10	Gustav	Vøllo	UU	8	13
11	Simon	Fournier	DU	24	9
12	Joachim	Mjelde	WMC	9	12
13	Louis	Muhlen-Schulte	MSU	12	11
14	Didrik	Nilsen	UAA	14	26
15	Teddy	Takki	CU	15	20
16	Jett	Seymour	DU	16	22
17	Michael	Soetaert	UAA	21	19

West Region – Women

	First Name	Last Name	School	GS Seed	SL Seed
1	Amelia	Smart	DU	13	1
2	Mikaela	Tommy	CU	1	5
3	Storm	Klomhaus	DU	2	2
4	Stephanie	Fleckenstein	CU	3	3
5	Andrea	Komsic	DU	8	4
6	Eirin	Engeset	UU	4	11
7	Katie	Parker	UU	5	12
8	Nellie	Talbot	MSU	6	27
9	Sona	Moravcikova	UU	7	13
10	Julia	Toiviainen	WMC	9	8
11	Haley	Cutler	MSU	10	9
12	Lana	Zbasnik	WMC	11	23
13	Henrietta	Resen	WMC	12	18
14	Tegan	Wold	MSU	33	14
15	Emma	Hammergaard	CU	14	16
16	Rebecca	Fiegl	UAA	17	15
17	Georgia	Burgess	UAA	18	17

For the full list of Nordic qualifiers, follow this link to the original story on NCAA.com.