CARRABASSETT VALLEY, Maine –
Moa Clementson earned her first career win and
Joachim Jagge Lindstol won his second race of the weekend as the Catamounts clinched the Colby Carnival with a strong performance in the slalom from Sugarloaf Sunday. UVM won the first carnival of the season with 911 points, finishing 100 ahead of second place Dartmouth.
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Clementson earned her first career EISA win in the slalom with a two-run time of 1:45.76. She finished .99 seconds ahead of Middlebury's Lucia Bailey. Clementson's second run time of 52.47 was .71 seconds faster than anyone else in the field.
Caroline Jones earned her first career EISA podium placing third overall Sunday. Her first run time of 53.01 was the fastest in the field, she finished with a two-run time of 1:46.79.
Marina Vilanova was UVM's final scorer of the afternoon placing sixth overall with a combined run time of 1:48.13.
Stephanie Lebby also earned a top-10 finish, placing 10th with a two-run time of 1:49.11.
Lindstol made it two wins in a row for the Norwegian with a blistering two-run time of 1:43.85. He finished 1.79 seconds ahead of UNH's William Bruneau-Bouchard. After a DNF on Friday
Declan McCormack earned the third EISA podium of his career with a two-run time of 1:46.06. His second run time of 50.68 was the fastest in the field.
Mackenzie Wood was UVM's final scorer of the day, placing 15th with combined run time of 1:48.17.
David Frisk finished .06 seconds behind Wood in 16th place.
Per EISA policies with Saturday's Nordic races canceled the team scores from Friday's 20k Freestyle races were doubled in the team scoring.
The Catamounts are back in action next weekend at the Saint Michael's Carnival Friday and Saturday. The alpine teams will compete at Smuggler's Notch in Jeffersonville, Vt. with the GS scheduled for Friday. The Nordic teams will compete at Sleepy Hollow in Huntington, Vt. Friday's 10k Skate will begin with the men's team at 10 a.m. followed by the women's team at 11:30 a.m.
