UVM SKIING NOTEBOOK
The UVM ski team continues the EISA schedule on Friday (Jan. 27) and Saturday (Jan. 28) at the UNH Carnival. The alpine races will be held at Cannon Mountain while the Nordic races will be held at Jackson Touring Center in Franconia, New Hampshire.

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UNH CARNIVAL SCHEDULE (all times subject to change)
Friday – Alpine
9:30 a.m. – Women's Giant Slalom 1st run
10:30 a.m. – Men's Giant Slalom 1st run
1:00 p.m. – Women's Giant Slalom 2nd run
1:45 p.m. – Men's Giant Slalom 2nd run
 
Friday – Nordic
10:30 a.m. – Men's 10K Classic Sprint
12:00 p.m. – Women's 5K Classic Sprint
 
Saturday – Alpine
9:00 a.m. – Men's SL 1st run
10:00 a.m. – Women's SL 1st run
1:00 p.m. – Men's SL 2nd run
2:00 p.m. – Women's SL 2nd run
 
Saturday – Nordic
10:00 a.m. – Men's 20K Mass Start Freestyle
11:30 p.m. – Women's 15K Mass Start Freestyle
 
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LAST TIME OUT | St. Lawrence Carnival Results
UVM skiing claimed a second-place finish at the St. Lawrence Carnival last Saturday. The Catamounts earned 837 points and trailed frontrunner Dartmouth by 131 points for the crown. The Big Green won six of the weekend's eight events but the green and gold captured the men's giant slalom and men's slalom races for 224 event points. 
 
ALONG CAME PAULA
Paula Moltzan earned his first career win last weekend in her first carnival as a Catamount. She topped the competition in the women's slalom race with a combined time of 1:39.53. The freshman recorded a time of 50.77 in her first run but improved by two seconds in her second run to grab the top spot on the podium.
 
DAY TWO PRODUCTION
In the final day of the St. Lawrence Carnival, Vermont had nine skiers post a top-10 finish – Moltzan (1st, women's slalom), Alayna Sonnesyn (3rd, women's 5K freestyle), Griffin Brown (5th, men's slalom), Will St. Germain (6th, men's slalom), Darquise Denis (7th, women's slalom), Max Roeisland (t-7th, men's slalom), Jana Klaiber (9th, women's 5K freestyle), Jari Miosga (9th, men's 10K), Karl Schulz (10th, men's 10K).
 
CATAMOUNTS ON THE WORLD STAGE
Nordic skiers Cully Brown and Alayna Sonnesyn were selected for the U.S. U23 World Championship Team, while teammate Bill Harmeyer earned a spot on the U.S. Junior World squad. A pair of UVM ski alums will also join the U23 Team – Jack Hegman and Cole Morgan. The quintet will travel to the Soldier Hollow Nordic Center in Midway, Utah for the World Junior and World U23 Championships from Jan. 30-Feb. 5.
  
MORGAN NAMED TO USA NORDIC WORLD CHAMPIONSHIP TEAM
UVM ski team alum Cole Morgan '16 was one of 17 athletes named to the U.S. Nordic World Championship Cross Country Team that will compete in the International Ski Federation's 2017 Nordic World Ski Championships next month in Lahti, Finland.
 
SAVE THE DATE – UVM CARNIVAL
The EISA Carnival circuit moves to the Green Mountain State for the UVM Carnival on Feb. 3-4 in Stowe, Vermont. The alpine races will take place at Stowe Mountain Resort while the Nordic races will be held at the Trapp Family Lodge. Mark your calendars to cheer on the Catamounts.
 
UVM ALUMNI ASSOCIATION SKI AND RIDE DAYS
The UVM Alumni Association will be hosting its annual Ski and Ride Days from Feb. 3-5 at Stowe. The UVM Alumni Association has secured the Alpine Lounge at Stowe all weekend long. Come get ready to hit the slopes, take a break, grab some food or catch up with fellow Catamounts all weekend long. Unwind on Saturday at 3:30 in the Alpine lounge for the Apres Ski reception with members of the UVM ski team. For more information and to register, visit Alumni.UVM.edu/SkiandRide.