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Athletes sent it at UNH carnival for their final opportunity to earn a spot in NCAA Championships.

The RMISA Championships featured one slalom and two GS races at Steamboat Wednesday through Friday of last week. Four of the six races were won by a Westminster athlete, but Utah maintained their lead overall. 

The Middlebury carnival is one that many college athletes look forward to. The GS is tricky, with a very flat start that turns into some aggressive rolls. There is little room for error as the need to carry speed over the flats is huge. 

The Denver Invitational took place on Thursday and Friday this week, holding two GS races at Copper. The men and women ran the same courses, which some skiers reported resulted in questionable conditions. 

UVM had a successful weekend at Dartmouth.

The University of Utah Invitational was held at Park City on Monday and Tuesday. After the two days, which included one GS and one slalom, Westminster was the highest scoring team.

Photo: Nick Grace/Utah Athletics The first day of the RMISA Invitational was hosted at Bridger

UVM won the Saint Michael's College carnival, which took place at Smuggler's Notch on Friday and Saturday. The athletes battled through cold weather and three racers claimed their first career carnival wins.

The University of Utah started out the NCAA season strong by winning the Montana State Invitational early this week.

The men’s Mont Edouard NorAms have been relocated to Whiteface.

he Colby Carnival kicked off the 2022 college circuit in Sugarloaf on Friday Jan. 14. UVM came out on top overall, followed by Dartmouth in second and Middlebury in third.

The last day of the Panorama NorAms ended with an American on top.

Smart won the women's slalom by 0.99 while Canadian teammate Liam Wallace wins the men's GS by one second flat. Americans claim second place in both races.

Canadian men sweep the slalom podium in Panorama, Resnick finishes in 2nd again. Men and women swap events tomorrow.

Today's Panorama NorAms ended with two American women and one American man on the podium.

After a cancellation on Sunday, Panorama successfully ran men's and women's NorAm super-G's today.

Today's super G wrapped up the Lake Louise NorAm speed series and the Canadians once again emerged with victories. On the men's side, Kyle Alexander and Riley Seger took first and second place, respectively. For women, Candace Crawford won, improving on her second place result in the downhill the day before.

The Canadians dominated today's downhill, with two men and two women in the top spots on the podium.