Plate takes three titles at Masters Summer Nats
MT. HOOD, Ore. — Greg Plate and Rada Nordstrand blazed to wins in slalom, giant slalom and combined at the 20th running of the USSA Rooly Masters Summer Fun Nationals on July 26-27. Plate, a 20-year-old New Hampshire native and University of New Hampshire freshman, validated a summer of training and coaching with Peak Performance and Hurricane Racing Camps with the wins, while Rada Nordstrand, a Class 3 Russian transplant from Alaska, served notice that she will be a contender on the national masters ski racing scene.
In testimony to the “organize it and they will come” axiom, more than 100 masters ski racers descended on the Palmer Snowfields, high astride the slopes of Mt. Hood, Oregon, to indulge in some training, see ski racing friends and get an adrenaline rush at the Rooly Summer Fun Nationals. They came from locations as diverse as Alaska and North Carolina and were not disappointed, as the weekend brought weather as good as last year’s weather was bad.
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MT. HOOD, Ore. — Greg Plate and Rada Nordstrand blazed to wins in slalom, giant slalom and combined at the 20th running of the USSA Rooly Masters Summer Fun Nationals on July 26-27. Plate, a 20-year-old New Hampshire native and University of New Hampshire freshman, validated a summer of training and coaching with Peak Performance and Hurricane Racing Camps with the wins, while Rada Nordstrand, a Class 3 Russian transplant from Alaska, served notice that she will be a contender on the national masters ski racing scene.
In testimony to the “organize it and they will come” axiom, more than 100 masters ski racers descended on the Palmer Snowfields, high astride the slopes of Mt. Hood, Oregon, to indulge in some training, see ski racing friends and get an adrenaline rush at the Rooly Summer Fun Nationals. They came from locations as diverse as Alaska and North Carolina and were not disappointed, as the weekend brought weather as good as last year’s weather was bad.
Masters racers started migrating to the snowfields early in the week to take in a few days of training, and by the Friday evening welcome party, masters racers even outnumbered the skateboarders in the tiny town of Government Camp, located at the foot of the access road.
Hundreds of pounds of salt kept the snow hard and fast for both runs of the opening giant slalom, despite the bright sunshine and warming temperatures. Greg Plate had seen and respected the level of skiing shown by the better masters racers, but wasn’t nervous about representing the younger generation. “I’ve been out here training since June 1,” Plate said. “I thought it would be a good opportunity to get a race start. It’s a good environment. Everyone takes it pretty seriously, but it’s still laid back and everyone has a good time.”
Plate did his part in the first run of giant slalom by holding off race sponsor Franz Fuchsberger from Vail, who is 30 years his senior, by just over a second, and then withstanding a second-run charge by Minnesotan Peter Maxwell to post an overall time of 1 minute, 16.02 seconds. Maxwell overtook Fuchsberger for second with a time of 1:19.07, leaving Fuchsberger three one-hundredths of a second in arrears in third.
Among the eye-opening performances of the day, Class 7 racer Cliff Cunha from Sun Valley, made the Superseed (top 10 finishers in the first run) finishing10th overall, while Mark Sertl, a Class 6 warrior from New York, placed eighth.
Over on the C/D course, Rada Nordstrom jumped out to the early lead and then cruised to victory over Class 5 PNSA racer Anna Nystrom to take her class and the overall win with a total time of 1:27.75. Nystrom, one of the mainstays of the course crew, put down her wrench and drill long enough to finish in 1:28.47, while Class 4 racer Heather Black from Sun Valley garnered third place honors.
Also running on the C/D course were the older men with class wins earned by 86-year-old John Keleher, the PNSA racer well known for his towering “Cat in the Hat” hat worn to most awards ceremonies, and new Class 7 freshman Keith Thompson. Thompson came out on top of a close race with friend and rival Rich Robertson.
It was a competitor from upstate New York, John Keleher, who took the honors for, well, just competing. Born In 1920, Keleher allowed that he had attended the summer race off and on over the years and that “an airline pilot friend” had made it possible for him travel down from Seattle. Sipping a dark lager, Keleher said that a number of years ago Daron Rahlves had autographed a poster for him with the inscription, “live to ski.”
“When I saw him last year, he autographed a poster, ‘ski to live.’ I guess that is what I am doing,” the octagenarian said.
If anyone finished out of the ribbons on Saturday, chances were they didn’t go home empty-handed. The swag-filled banquet and awards ceremony provided giveaways for everyone, and multiple offerings in the case of the North Carolina contingent of eight, whose table was buried under a pile of T-shirts, hats and goggles. “We bought our tickets early,” said a smiling Jill Trulsen. “They must have drawn from the bottom.”
Race organizer Meri Stratton also honored those who had participated in every race of the 20-year history of the event. Included were Stratton, Dave Prochazka, Oliver Lajoie, Anna Ozuna and Joseph Mucci. Receiving “close enough” mention for having attended 19 of 20 events was Knut Olberg, chief of race on Sunday and perennial class contender.
Racers awoke to a cold, driving rain on Sunday morning. Driven by a combination of compulsion and optimism, they ignored the soaking and loaded the lifts for the slalom race. Their determination was rewarded when they broke into clear, cloudless skies on the upper lift. The course crew, consisting primarily of racers, again applied tons of salt, with ego-slalom conditions resulting throughout both runs.
The ante in the slalom was upped for Plate with the addition of two additional young hotshots: Scott Veenis, who races for the University of Utah, and U.S. development team prospect Sam Coffey of Aspen. Plate took care of business early by winning the first run by 1.56 seconds over Veenis, and then cruised to a winning time of 1:14.15. Veenis held on for second with a time of 1:16.87, while Coffey held the older masters racers at bay, posting a 1:17.84.
Class 3 Northern Division racer Toby Chapman was fastest among the masters mortals, riding a fast second run to jump into fourth overall, leaving ex-college teammate and friend Peter Maxwell in fifth. Proving that aging athletes still possess a few fast twitch muscle fibers, Class 6 racer Bill Skinner made the Superseed and placed 10th overall.
The women and older men also enjoyed the perfect racing conditions, especially Rada Nordstrand, who once again was the fastest masters racer on the C/D course, albeit by the smallest of margins. With a total time of 1:37.66, Nordstrand eked out a 0.04-second margin of victory over Anna Nystrom. Taos, New Mexico Class 5 speedster Carolynne Chandler of Taos, New Mexico, was third fastest for the day with a time of 1:43.93.
The booty
at the post-race awards party was plentiful for Plate and Nordstrand. They were honored for winning the Putzi Cup, given to the men’s and women’s slalom winners, and their names were also added to the Skoch Cup for taking the combined titles. The Skoch Cup, named in honor of race founder Bob Skoch, rivals hockey’s Stanley Cup in size and is engraved with the overall and class combined winners over the 20-year history of the Cup.
At the final awards ceremony Plate expressed his admiration for the level of racing shown by the masters and added, “It’s great to see so many good ski racers at this age. It shows that there’s still plenty of ski racing after college.”
With tired legs and a good sunburn, masters racers headed home, already making plans for a return showing in 2009.
— Ski Racing's Gary Black Jr. contributed to this story
2008 SUMMER FUN NATIONALS A/B GS
USSA MASTERS M0004
SUMMER FUN CLUB JULY 27, 2008
TIMBERLINE LODGE PACIFIC NORTHWEST DIVISION
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PLACE Bib COMPETITOR—————————- 1st RUN 2nd RUN TOTAL
Nr SURNAME+NAME NAT/YR RESULT RESULT
CLASS 8: Men 60-64 (M8)
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8 139 Kelley, Phillip Q/48 59.21 1:12.77 2:11.98
CLASS 7: Men 55-59 (M7)
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1 137 Dilger, Gregory R/50 46.36 46.54 1:32.90
2 142 Smith, David C. R/53 47.29 46.38 1:33.67
3 135 Brewer, Frank R/51 47.64 46.35 1:33.99
4 141 Rooper, Ryan R/52 53.47 50.96 1:44.43
5 167 Gese, Ron R/51 54.24 53.51 1:47.75
6 140 Rock, Chuck R/50 59.53 48.63 1:48.16
136 Cunha, Cliff R/52 DSQ DNS
CLASS SUPERSEED: Men (Mss)
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1 100 Plate, Greg SS/88 38.34 35.81 1:14.15
2 210 Veenis, Scott SS/84 39.90 36.97 1:16.87
3 169 Coffey, Sam SS/90 40.43 37.41 1:17.84
4 103 Chapman, Toby SS/72 41.88 38.42 1:20.30
5 104  
; Maxwell, Peter SS/69 41.78 39.20 1:20.98
6 66 Macauley, Lyon SS/92 42.86 38.72 1:21.58
7 123 Fuchsberger, Franz SS/58 41.72 40.19 1:21.91
8 115 Wilhelmsen, Dennis SS/60 42.81 39.90 1:22.71
9 113 Scroggins, William SS/61 42.84 40.43 1:23.27
10 171 Skinner, Bill SS/55 43.16 40.44 1:23.60
CLASS 6: Men 50-54 (M6)
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1 129 Sertl, Mark T/58 44.39 43.40 1:27.79
2 128 Mucci, Joseph T/56 45.93 44.91 1:30.84
3 133 Scott, Bradley T/54 48.82 47.15 1:35.97
4 131 Wise, Barry T/58 49.64 48.56 1:38.20
5 124 Kornish, Dave T/57 49.93 48.40 1:38.33
6 127 Mitchell, Hugh T/58 52.16 48.98 1:41.14
7 132 Klimpfinger, Klaus T/55 54.44 48.66 1:43.10
8 122 Colleen, David T/58 53.05 52.92 1:45.97
9 126 Magee, Jeffrey T/57 54.74 52.94 1:47.68
125 Kruse, Frank T/55 47.64 DSQ
CLASS 5: Men 45-49 (M5)
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1 165 Vetterlein, Andrew U/63 45.94 45.33 1:31.27
2 120 Bradshaw, Franklin U/61 46.74 46.16 1:32.90
3 116 Wolcott, Mark U/60 47.75 47.07 1:34.82
4 143 Thompson, Daniel U/61 49.62 46.94 1:36.56
5 112 Sater, Buck U/63 51.13 48.16 1:39.29
6 170 Roland, Robert U/59 51.19 49.48 1:40.67
7 111 Potashner, Richard U/60 58.63 57.51 1:56.14
117 Chandler, Michael U/59 DNS DNS
121 Covert, Bob U/60 DNS DNS
110 Hill, Timothy U/63 DSQ DNS
CLASS 4: Men 40-44 (M4
)
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1 106 Queveos, Joseph V/67 1:05.05 1:02.35 2:07.40
2008 SUMMER FUN NATIONALS A/B GS
USSA MASTERS M0002
SUMMER FUN CLUB JULY 26, 2008
TIMBERLINE LODGE PACIFIC NORTHWEST DIVISION
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M A S T E R S G I A N T S L A L O M
OFFICIAL RESULTS
JURY TECHNICAL DATA
TD A. OZUNA (USA) COURSE PALMER 123
REFEREE F. BRADSHAW (USA) START 0 M
CHIEF OF RACE M. STRATTON (USA) FINISH 0 M
VERTICAL DROP 0 M
HOMOLOG.Nr.
1st RUN 2nd RUN
COURSE SETTER R. VIAL (USA) P. MAXWELL (USA)
FORERUNNERS -A- -A-
-B- -B-
-C- -C-
-D- -D-
-E- -E-
FEATURES/DIR CHANGES 27/(25) 28/(27)
START TIME 10.00 13.00
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PLACE Bib COMPETITOR—————————- 1st RUN 2nd RUN TOTAL
Nr SURNAME+NAME NAT/YR RESULT RESULT
CLASS 9: Men 65-69 (M9)
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1&
nbsp; 159 Olberg, Knut P/43 42.98 39.87 1:22.85
2 157 Dugan, Jim P/40 49.93 46.71 1:36.64
3 161 Slivinski, Stephen P/41 49.95 46.80 1:36.75
4 155 Black, Gary Jr P/41 55.30 51.88 1:47.18
5 160 Prochazka, David P/40 55.65 54.39 1:50.04
6 162 Welsh, Charlie P/39 53.29 58.97 1:52.26
7 158 Lajoie, Oliver P/39 57.66 54.93 1:52.59
CLASS 8: Men 60-64 (M8)
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1 146 Dreyer, Bob Q/47 44.72 42.26 1:26.98
2 148 McCollom, William Q/46 45.73 42.37 1:28.10
3 153 Randall, Gerald Q/45 47.18 44.59 1:31.77
4 144 Alpert, Rich Q/47 48.89 44.93 1:33.82
5 145 Desgouttes, Yves Q/45 49.24 45.99 1:35.23
5 154 Scott, Ronald Q/46 49.39 45.84 1:35.23
7 150 Neal, Joseph Q/47 49.95 46.15 1:36.10
8 149 Murphy, Pat Q/48 50.98 49.34 1:40.32
9 139 Kelley, Phillip Q/48 54.08 50.65 1:44.73
10 147 Johnson, David Q/45 57.21 55.25 1:52.46
CLASS 7: Men 55-59 (M7)
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1 142 Smith, David C. R/53 47.08 43.48 1:30.56
2 135 Brewer, Frank R/51 47.14 44.33 1:31.47
3 138 Herm, Jeffrey R/50 47.91 45.56 1:33.47
4 137 Dilger, Gregory R/50 48.16 47.66 1:35.82
5 168 LeDuc, David R/51 50.55 47.73 1:38.28
6 141 Rooper, Ryan R/52 50.92 48.28 1:39.20
7 167 Gese, Ron R/51 53.29 49.53 1:42.82
8 140 Rock, Chuck R/50 56.16 50.01 1:46.17
CLASS 0: Men (MSS)
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1 100 Plate, Greg SS/88 39.99 36.03 1:16.02
2 104 Maxwell, Peter SS/69 42.11 36.96 1:19.07
3 123 Fuchsberger, Franz SS/58 41.27 37.83 1:19.10
4 105 Messner, Christian SS/69 41.91 37.77 1:19.68
5 110 Hill, Timothy SS/63 42.35 37.41 1:19.76
6 66 Macauley, Lyon SS/92 42.34 37.84 1:20.18
7 103 Chapman, Toby SS/72 41.86 38.52 1:20.38
8 129 Sertl, Mark SS/58 42.00 38.49 1:20.49
9 115 Wilhelmsen, Dennis SS/60 42.97 38.38 1:21.35
10 136 Cunha, Cliff SS/52 42.33 39.68 1:22.01
CLASS 6: Men 50-54 (M6)
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1 128 Mucci, Joseph T/56 44.62 41.26 1:25.88
2 131 Wise, Barry T/58 46.15 43.92 1:30.07
3 163 Murakami, Richard T/58 47.07 43.25 1:30.32
4 125 Kruse, Frank T/55 47.38 43.72 1:31.10
5 127 Mitchell, Hugh T/58 47.51 43.81 1:31.32
6 124 Kornish, Dave T/57 47.54 45.13 1:32.67
7 132 Klimpfinger, Klaus T/55 48.08 45.17 1:33.25
8 122 Colleen, David T/58 49.22 47.77 1:36.99
171 Skinner, Bill T/55 DNF DNS
126 Magee, Jeffrey T/57 49.37 DNF
133 Scott, Bradley T/54 45.27 DNF
CLASS 5: Men 45-49 (M5)
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1 113 Scroggins, William U/61 43.02 39.64 1:22.66
2 165 Vetterlein, Andrew U/63 44.32 42.18 1:26.50
3 117 Chandler, Michael U/59 45.30 42.47 1:27.77
4 112 Sater, Buck U/63 45.71 42.37&nbs
p; 1:28.08
5 120 Bradshaw, Franklin U/61 46.23 43.35 1:29.58
6 116 Wolcott, Mark U/60 48.40 42.40 1:30.80
7 170 Roland, Robert U/59 47.52 43.54 1:31.06
8 109 Foote, Sherman U/62 51.68 51.68 1:43.36
9 121 Covert, Bob U/60 53.50 50.06 1:43.56
10 111 Potashner, Richard U/60 55.08 53.16 1:48.24
108 Cravens, Robert U/62 47.70 DNS
143 Thompson, Daniel U/61 48.26 DNF
CLASS 4: Men 40-44 (M4)
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1 106 Queveos, Joseph V/67 1:00.60 56.83 1:57.43
CLASS 1: Men 21-29 (M1)
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1 102 Singh, Sumit Y/81 55.76 55.15 1:50.91
CLASS 0: Men (MJ-1)
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169 Coffey, Sam Z/90 45.65 DNS
USSA MASTERS M0004
SUMMER FUN CLUB JULY 27, 2008
TIMBERLINE LODGE PACIFIC NORTHWEST DIVISION
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M A S T E R S S L A L O M
OFFICIAL RESULTS
JURY TECHNICAL DATA
TD A. OZUNA (USA) COURSE PALMER LANE 1
REFEREE F. BRADSHAW (USA) START 0 M
CHIEF OF RACE M. STRATTON (USA) FINISH 0 M
&n
bsp; VERTICAL DROP 0 M
HOMOLOG.Nr.
1st RUN 2nd RUN
COURSE SETTER R. VIAL (USA) P. MAXWELL (USA)
FORERUNNERS -A- -A-
-B- -B-
-C- -C-
-D- -D-
-E- -E-
FEATURES/DIR CHANGES 45/(45) 47/(46)
START TIME 8.30 13.00
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PLACE Bib COMPETITOR—————————- 1st RUN 2nd RUN TOTAL
Nr SURNAME+NAME NAT/YR RESULT RESULT
CLASS 9: Men 65-69 (M9)
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1 159 Olberg, Knut P/43 43.80 43.10 1:26.90
2 157 Dugan, Jim P/40 52.22 50.61 1:42.83
3 161 Slivinski, Stephen P/41 57.27 54.42 1:51.69
4 158 Lajoie, Oliver P/39 1:03.47 58.96 2:02.43
5 160 Prochazka, David P/40 1:03.30 59.35 2:02.65
6 162 Welsh, Charlie P/39 1:21.44 1:09.92 2:31.36
CLASS 8: Men 60-64 (M8)
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1 148 McCollom, William Q/46 46.05 45.14 1:31.19
2 153 Randall, Gerald Q/45 49.45 48.23 1:37.68
3 144 Alpert, Rich Q/47 51.94 48.44 1:40.38
4 145 Desgouttes, Yves Q/45 51.43 49.43 1:40.86
5 149 Murphy, Pat Q/48 55.39 52.55 1:47.94
6 147 Johnson, David Q/45 58.88 58.96 1:57.84
7 154 Scott, Ronald Q/46 57.36 1:09.45 2:06.81
8 139 Kelley, Phillip
Q/48 59.21 1:12.77 2:11.98
CLASS 7: Men 55-59 (M7)
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1 137 Dilger, Gregory R/50 46.36 46.54 1:32.90
2 142 Smith, David C. R/53 47.29 46.38 1:33.67
3 135 Brewer, Frank R/51 47.64 46.35 1:33.99
4 141 Rooper, Ryan R/52 53.47 50.96 1:44.43
5 167 Gese, Ron R/51 54.24 53.51 1:47.75
6 140 Rock, Chuck R/50 59.53 48.63 1:48.16
136 Cunha, Cliff R/52 DSQ DNS
CLASS SUPERSEED: Men (Mss)
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1 100 Plate, Greg SS/88 38.34 35.81 1:14.15
2 210 Veenis, Scott SS/84 39.90 36.97 1:16.87
3 169 Coffey, Sam SS/90 40.43 37.41 1:17.84
4 103 Chapman, Toby SS/72 41.88 38.42 1:20.30
5 104 Maxwell, Peter SS/69 41.78 39.20 1:20.98
6 66 Macauley, Lyon SS/92 42.86 38.72 1:21.58
7 123 Fuchsberger, Franz SS/58 41.72 40.19 1:21.91
8 115 Wilhelmsen, Dennis SS/60 42.81 39.90 1:22.71
9 113 Scroggins, William SS/61 42.84 40.43 1:23.27
10 171 Skinner, Bill SS/55 43.16 40.44 1:23.60
CLASS 6: Men 50-54 (M6)
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1 129 Sertl, Mark T/58 44.39 43.40 1:27.79
2 128 Mucci, Joseph T/56 45.93 44.91 1:30.84
3 125 Kruse, Frank T/55 47.64 45.57 1:33.21
4 133 Scott, Bradley T/54 48.82 47.15 1:35.97
5 131 Wise, Barry T/58 49.64 48.56 1:38.20
6 124 Kornish, Dave T/57 49
.93 48.40 1:38.33
7 127 Mitchell, Hugh T/58 52.16 48.98 1:41.14
8 132 Klimpfinger, Klaus T/55 54.44 48.66 1:43.10
9 122 Colleen, David T/58 53.05 52.92 1:45.97
10 126 Magee, Jeffrey T/57 54.74 52.94 1:47.68
CLASS 5: Men 45-49 (M5)
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1 165 Vetterlein, Andrew U/63 45.94 45.33 1:31.27
2 120 Bradshaw, Franklin U/61 46.74 46.16 1:32.90
3 116 Wolcott, Mark U/60 47.75 47.07 1:34.82
4 143 Thompson, Daniel U/61 49.62 46.94 1:36.56
5 112 Sater, Buck U/63 51.13 48.16 1:39.29
6 170 Roland, Robert U/59 51.19 49.48 1:40.67
7 111 Potashner, Richard U/60 58.63 57.51 1:56.14
117 Chandler, Michael U/59 DNS DNS
121 Covert, Bob U/60 DNS DNS
110 Hill, Timothy U/63 DSQ DNS
CLASS 4: Men 40-44 (M4)
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1 106 Queveos, Joseph V/67 1:05.05 1:02.35 2:07.40
U.S. SKI AND SNOWBOARD ASSOCIATION
SUMMER FUN NATIONALS
USSA MASTERS M0001
SUMMER FUN CLUB JULY 26, 2008
TIMBERLINE LODGE PACIFIC NORTHWEST DIVISION
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M A S T E R S G I A N T S L A L O M
OFFICIAL RESULTS
JURY TECHNICAL DATA
TD A. OZUNA &n
bsp; (USA) COURSE PALMER LANE 3
REFEREE F. BRADSHAW (USA) START 0 M
CHIEF OF RACE M. STRATTON (USA) FINISH 0 M
VERTICAL DROP 0 M
HOMOLOG.Nr.
1st RUN 2nd RUN
COURSE SETTER R. VIAL (USA) CUNHA, C (USA)
FORERUNNERS -A- -A-
-B- -B-
-C- -C-
-D- -D-
-E- -E-
FEATURES/DIR CHANGES 27/(25) 28/(27)
START TIME 9.20 13.00
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PLACE Bib COMPETITOR—————————- 1st RUN 2nd RUN TOTAL
Nr SURNAME+NAME NAT/YR RESULT RESULT
CLASS 13: Men 85-99 (M13)
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1 86 Keleher, John USA/20 1:23.25 1:22.86 2:46.11
CLASS 10: Men 70-74 (M10)
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1 85 Thompson, Keith USA/38 46.57 46.09 1:32.66
2 82 Robertson, Rich USA/37 47.27 45.71 1:32.98
3 83 Schmidt, Willi USA/36 46.03 47.40 1:33.43
4 81 Fullman, Carl USA/35 46.65 47.30 1:33.95
5 84 Sulser, Martin USA/35 50.95 50.80 1:41.75
6 80 Dahms, Armin USA/34 58.77 59.97 1:58.74
U.S. SKI AND SNOWBOARD ASSOCIATION
SUMMER FUN NATIONALS
USSA MASTERS M0001
SUMMER FUN CLUB JULY 26, 2008
TIMBERLINE LODGE PACIFIC NORTHWEST DIVISION
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Nr SURNAME+NAME NAT/YR RESULT RESULT
CLASS 9: Women 65-69 (F9)
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1 1 Whelan, Carol USA/40 53.73 54.79 1:48.52
CLASS 8: Women 60-64 (F8)
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1 13 Stratton, Meri USA/45 58.89 1:01.41 2:00.30
CLASS 7: Women 55-59 (F7)
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1 2 Moss, Merilyn USA/52 51.80 53.21 1:45.01
2 12 Trulsen, Jill /53 1:00.73 1:02.52 2:03.25
CLASS 6: Women 50-54 (F6)
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1 3 Suzuki, Reiko USA/55 54.10 56.12 1:50.22
2 4 Coleman, Debbie USA/54 50.53 1:08.43 1:58.96
CLASS 5: Women 45-49 (F5)
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1 6 Nystrom, Anna USA/63 43.24 45.23 1:28.47
2 10 Chandler, Carolynne USA/60 46.11 47.62 1:33.73
3 5 Paraskeva, Beth USA/59 56.29 55.50 1:51.79
CLASS 4: Women 40-44 (F4)
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1 7 Black, Heather USA/64 45.49 48.23 1:33.72
&n
bsp; CLASS 3: Women 35-39 (F3)
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1 9 Nordstrand, Rada L/70 41.94 45.81 1:27.75
2 11 Krause, Wendy USA/71 49.02 50.04 1:39.06
3 8 Panza, Mary /69 58.85 1:00.13 1:58.98
CLASS 0: Women (FJ3)
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1 44 Wolcott, Paige /95 48.95 51.50 1:40.45
CLASS 0: Men (MJ-4)
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1 57 Baker, Austin USA/97 43.40 45.10 1:28.50
CLASS 0: Women (FJ4)
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1 42 Suzuki-Ward, Cassiopeia /97 47.72 49.85 1:37.57
2 41 Wise, Maggie /96 47.71 49.90 1:37.61
3 43 Black, Alexandra /97 50.88 55.57 1:46.45
CLASS 0: Women (FJ5)
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1 40 Chandler, Zoe /00 59.13 1:03.94 2:03.07
2 39 Chandler, Casey /01 1:01.24 1:05.84 2:07.08
CLASS 0: Men (MJ-2)
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1 68 Golini, Samuel USA/93 41.34 44.30 1:25.64
2 67 Wolcott, Michael S USA/92 43.30 45.51 1:28.81
3 65 Sheffield, Haakon b B USA/93 43.90 46.10 1:30.00
CLASS 0: Men (MJ-3)
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1 62 Halter, Joshua USA/95 43.85 47.13 1:30.98
2 60 Thompson, Dakota USA/95 46.16 48.09 1:34.25
61 Shinaman, Gregory USA/95 DNF 47.41
63 Foote, Dustin /95 53.22 DSQ
CLASS 0: Men (MJ-4)
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1 58 Sertl, Nicholas USA/96 45.61 48.52 1:34.13
2 59 Quevedo, Kyle /96 1:27.64 59.70 2:27.34
CLASS 0: Men (MJ5)
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1 46 Scroggins, Tucker /01 50.17 52.50 1:42.67
CLASS 0: Men (MJ-5)
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1 55 Thompson, Casey USA/98 50.70 52.74 1:43.44
CLASS 0: Men (MJ5)
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1 56 Cravens, R. Minam /99 52.61 53.60 1:46.21
U.S. SKI AND SNOWBOARD ASSOCIATION
SUMMER FUN NATIONALS
USSA MASTERS M0003
SUMMER FUN CLUB JULY 27, 2008
TIMBERLINE LODGE PACIFIC NORTHWEST DIVISION
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M A S T E R S S L A L O M
OFFICIAL RESULTS
JURY TECHNICAL DATA
TD A. OZUNA (USA) COURSE PALMER LANE 3
REFEREE F. BRADSHAW (USA) START 0 M
CHIEF OF RACE M. STRATTON (USA) FINISH 0 M
VERTICAL DROP 0 M
HOMOLOG.Nr.
1st RUN 2nd RUN
COURSE SETTER OLBERG, K (USA) P. MAXWELL (USA)
FORERUNNERS -A- -A-
-B- -B-
-C- -C-
-D- -D-
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FEATURES/DIR CHANGES 27/(25) 28/(27)
START TIME 9.20 11.30
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PLACE Bib COMPETITOR—————————- 1st RUN 2nd RUN TOTAL
Nr SURNAME+NAME NAT/YR RESULT RESULT
CLASS 13: Men 85-99 (M13)
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1 86 Keleher, John USA/20 1:55.12 1:42.35 3:37.47
CLASS 10: Men 70-74 (M10)
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1 83 Schmidt, Willi USA/36 49.64 52.88 1:42.52
2 82 Robertson, Rich USA/37 51.64 53.65 1:45.29
3 81 Fullman, Carl USA/35 51.75 53.84 1:45.59
4 84 Sulser, Martin USA/35 54.80 57.37 1:52.17
5 80 Dahms, Armin USA/34 1:09.77 1:18.85 2:28.62
CLASS 8: Women 60-64 (F8)
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1 13 Stratton, Meri USA/45 1:08.85 1:10.72
2:19.57
CLASS 7: Women 55-59 (F7)
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1 2 Moss, Merilyn USA/52 1:00.24 1:02.33 2:02.57
2 12 Trulsen, Jill /53 1:09.92 1:11.00 2:20.92
CLASS 6: Women 50-54 (F6)
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1 4 Coleman, Debbie USA/54 58.53 1:02.57 2:01.10
CLASS 5: Women 45-49 (F5)
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1 6 Nystrom, Anna USA/63 47.71 49.99 1:37.70
2 10 Chandler, Carolynne USA/60 50.53 53.40 1:43.93
5 Paraskeva, Beth USA/59 1:04.41 DNF
CLASS 3: Women 35-39 (F3)
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1 9 Nordstrand, Rada L/70 47.36 50.30 1:37.66
2 11 Krause, Wendy USA/71 53.00 55.90 1:48.90
CLASS 0: Women (FJ3)
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1 44 Wolcott, Paige /95 59.81 1:05.36 2:05.17
CLASS 0: Women (FJ4)
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1 41 Wise, Maggie /96 54.05 57.56 1:51.61
CLASS 0: Men (MJ-2)
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1 68 Golini, Samuel USA/93 43.88 48.81 1:32.69
2 67 Wolcott, Michael S USA/92 45.31 50.05 1:35.36
3 65 Sheffield, Haakon B USA/93 57.46 &n
bsp; 50.34 1:47.80
CLASS 0: Men (MJ-3)
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1 62 Halter, Joshua USA/95 46.33 52.52 1:38.85
2 60 Thompson, Dakota USA/95 49.71 52.12 1:41.83
61 Shinaman, Gregory USA/95 51.42 DNF
CLASS 0: Men (MJ-4)
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1 57 Baker, Austin USA/97 45.94 49.73 1:35.67
2 58 Sertl, Nicholas USA/96 47.05 50.20 1:37.25
CLASS 0: Men (MJ4)
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1 59 Quevedo, Kyle /96 1:07.77 1:08.24 2:16.01
CLASS 0: Men (MJ-5)
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1 55 Thompson, Casey USA/98 56.11 58.29 1:54.40
CLASS 0: Men (MJ5)
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1 56 Cravens, R. Minum /99 55.94 58.63 1:54.57
46 Scroggins, Tucker /01 1:02.66 DNS
CLASS 9: Men 65-69 (M9)
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1 159 Olberg, Knut P/43 43.80 43.10 1:26.90
2 157 Dugan, Jim P/40 52.22 50.61 1:42.83
3 161 Slivinski, Stephen P/41 57.27 54.42 1:51.69
4 158 Lajoie, Oliver P/39 1:03.47 58.96 2:02.43
5 160 Prochazka, David P/40 1:03.30 59.35 2:02.65
6 162 Welsh, Charlie P/39 1:21.44 1:09.92 2:31.36
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sp; CLASS 8: Men 60-64 (M8)
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1 148 McCollom, William Q/46 46.05 45.14 1:31.19
2 153 Randall, Gerald Q/45 49.45 48.23 1:37.68
3 144 Alpert, Rich Q/47 51.94 48.44 1:40.38
4 145 Desgouttes, Yves Q/45 51.43 49.43 1:40.86
5 149 Murphy, Pat Q/48 55.39 52.55 1:47.94
6 147 Johnson, David Q/45 58.88 58.96 1:57.84
7 154 Scott, Ronald Q/46 57.36 1:09.45 2:06.81
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