Sometimes things don’t go according to plan. I learned this fall that sometimes the best approach is to take things day by day. I was also reminded how fortunate I am for my family, friends, and teammates. In short, this fall was turbulent and early season was wild…but first I will rewind to the end of the summer. Summer Just as I got cleared at the end of July to start using my elbow again, my IT bands got flared up, sidelining me from lower body training. They always say injuries come in pairs, and it is likely no coincidence that my legs flared up after using my legs more while rehabbing from elbow surgery. Although I thought I was being smart in training, sometimes it is hard to foresee these injuries ahead of time until it is too late. Lesson learned… After ...
I didn’t mean to completely block the finish line by collapsing a mere two feet from it. When I finally dragged my tired and completely flooded body across the red line in the snow at the top of Alpe Cermis, my ski hit one of the pine boughs marking the finish, I tripped, and that was it. Once I was down I wouldn’t have been able to get up even if you were waving free tickets to Disneyland in front of my nose. Awesome photo reposted from Ragnhild Haga…sorry I was right in your way at the finish, girl! I was so out of it that it took a good 30 seconds before I realized that the GPS pod in the back of my bib was digging into my spine. I treated it the same way I reacted to the spit ...
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RELAY RESULTS:
Mixed Relay 2-3-2018-II
OPEN RACE RESULTS:
Boys Open Race 2-10-2018
Girls Open Race 2-10-2018
SPRINT RACE RESULTS:
Boys’:
1. Jakin Miller (MG)
2. Willy Wright (A)
3. Ric Donati (MG)
4. Noel Anderson (M)
5. Jacob Adams (MG)
6. Corben Craig (H)
7. Louis Salz (NMH)
8. Guy Rice-Lesure (M)
Girls’:
1. Brandi Gill (MG)
2. Sage Michel (NMH)
3. Tenley Smith (MG)
4. Sola Herdeson-Schmid (L)
5. Elizabeth Dupras (MG)
6. Jackie Wells (MG)
7. Ariel Dupras (MG)
8. Hollin Keyser-Parker (M)
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This past weekend on Saturday, Feb. 6, during the same foggy conditions in which the men’s Holmenkollen cross-country 50 k classic was run, the Nordic Combined World Cup sent skiers off of Holmenkollen’s 134-meter large hill for the jumping portion of an individual gundersen 10 k.
Norway’s Jarl Magnus Riiber won the event. Japan’s Akito Watabe placed second, and overall Nordic Combined World Cup leader, Germany’s Eric Frenzel, raced to third.
The U.S. had two athletes in the points: Bryan Fletcher skied to 20th, while his brother, Taylor Fletcher, placed 30th. Teammate Adam Loomis finished 43rd.
In a video on FIS, jumpers flying off the large hill are seen first as gray-tone silhouettes, then at the last second, as spandex-clad jumpers as they near the landing zone in Holmenkollen’s pea-soup visibility.
The jumping proved decisive. With the jump heading off the large hill, the time differences at the start of the skiing portion were expected to be possibly insurmountable.
In an ...