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Jasmine Drolet and Luke Allan, the 2022 EISA Nordic Rookies of the Year
Photo by: Gil Talbot
EISA Announces Awards, All-East Teams
3/2/2022 11:42:00 AM | Skiing
Allan and Drolet named Nordic Rookies of the Year
HANOVER, N.H. — The Eastern Intercollegiate Ski Association announced its end-of-season awards and All-East teams, and Dartmouth was well represented with the men's and women's Nordic Rookies of the Year, two bib leaders and 12 skiers that earned All-East honors.
Freshman Jasmine Drolet was the most-decorated Big Green skier, selected as the Women's Nordic Rookie of the Year. The Canadian native from British Columbia was the women's classic leader having won all three races she entered, and she earned a spot on the All-East First Team.
Dartmouth's other EISA Rookie of the Year was freshman Luke Allan, who hails from Ottawa, Ontario. He finished among the top 10 in eight of the nine races he entered, winning the 10K free and placing second in the 10K classic at the Dartmouth Carnival. Allan joined Drolet on the All-East First Team.
Senior Molly Gellert was the other bib leader, sitting atop the rankings for the women's freestyle. In the final two freestyle races of the season, the native of Anchorage, Alaska, crossed the finish line first to move to the top of the freestyle rankings, and she, too, found her way onto the All-East First Team.
Four other cross country skiers made the All-East Second Team: freshman Wally Magill (Steamboat Springs, Colo.), senior Rena Schwartz (Middlesex, Vt.), sophomore Garvee Tobin (Anchorage, Alaska) and senior Callie Young (Jay, Vt.)
A total of five Big Green alpine skiers made one of the two All-East Teams, with freshman Oliver Morgan (Hanover, N.H.), fifth-year senior Hannah Utter (Waitsfield, Vt.) and junior Gwen Wattenmaker (Olympic Valley, Calif.) grabbing spots on the first team. Senior Ellie Curtis (Waitsfield, Vt.) and sophomore Olivia Holm (Old Greenwich, Conn.) garnered second-team status.
As announced yesterday, Dartmouth will send 12 skiers to the NCAA Championship next week, nine of whom earned All-East honors: Allan, Curtis, Gellert, Magill, Morgan, Schwartz, Tobin, Utter and Wattenmaker. Joining that group in Utah will be sophomore Olof Hedelin (Saltsjobaden, Sweden) and fifth-year senior Kalle Wagner (Fresno, Calif.) in men's alpine along with junior Cameron Wolfe (Landgrove, Vt.) in men's Nordic. Of the 12 qualifiers, only Wolfe and Gellert have experience competing at the NCAAs.
The NCAA Championship, webcast live on NCAA.com, will begin on March 9 with the giant slalom at the Park City Mountain Resort. The cross country races will take place at Soldier Hollow Nordic Center on March 10 and 12 with the slalom sandwiched between the two.
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Freshman Jasmine Drolet was the most-decorated Big Green skier, selected as the Women's Nordic Rookie of the Year. The Canadian native from British Columbia was the women's classic leader having won all three races she entered, and she earned a spot on the All-East First Team.
Dartmouth's other EISA Rookie of the Year was freshman Luke Allan, who hails from Ottawa, Ontario. He finished among the top 10 in eight of the nine races he entered, winning the 10K free and placing second in the 10K classic at the Dartmouth Carnival. Allan joined Drolet on the All-East First Team.
Senior Molly Gellert was the other bib leader, sitting atop the rankings for the women's freestyle. In the final two freestyle races of the season, the native of Anchorage, Alaska, crossed the finish line first to move to the top of the freestyle rankings, and she, too, found her way onto the All-East First Team.
Four other cross country skiers made the All-East Second Team: freshman Wally Magill (Steamboat Springs, Colo.), senior Rena Schwartz (Middlesex, Vt.), sophomore Garvee Tobin (Anchorage, Alaska) and senior Callie Young (Jay, Vt.)
A total of five Big Green alpine skiers made one of the two All-East Teams, with freshman Oliver Morgan (Hanover, N.H.), fifth-year senior Hannah Utter (Waitsfield, Vt.) and junior Gwen Wattenmaker (Olympic Valley, Calif.) grabbing spots on the first team. Senior Ellie Curtis (Waitsfield, Vt.) and sophomore Olivia Holm (Old Greenwich, Conn.) garnered second-team status.
As announced yesterday, Dartmouth will send 12 skiers to the NCAA Championship next week, nine of whom earned All-East honors: Allan, Curtis, Gellert, Magill, Morgan, Schwartz, Tobin, Utter and Wattenmaker. Joining that group in Utah will be sophomore Olof Hedelin (Saltsjobaden, Sweden) and fifth-year senior Kalle Wagner (Fresno, Calif.) in men's alpine along with junior Cameron Wolfe (Landgrove, Vt.) in men's Nordic. Of the 12 qualifiers, only Wolfe and Gellert have experience competing at the NCAAs.
The NCAA Championship, webcast live on NCAA.com, will begin on March 9 with the giant slalom at the Park City Mountain Resort. The cross country races will take place at Soldier Hollow Nordic Center on March 10 and 12 with the slalom sandwiched between the two.
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| ALL-EAST TEAMS Dartmouth Selections |
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| First Team Alpine | |
| Oliver Morgan | Fr. |
| Hannah Utter | 5-Sr. |
| Gwen Wattenmaker | Jr. |
| First Team Nordic | |
| Luke Allan | Fr. |
| Jasmine Drolet | Fr. |
| Molly Gellert | Sr. |
| Second Team Alpine | |
| Ellie Curtis | Sr. |
| Olivia Holm | So. |
| Second Team Nordic | |
| Wally Magill | Fr. |
| Rena Schwartz | Sr. |
| Garvee Tobin | So. |
| Callie Young | Sr. |
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