Big Green in Second after First Day of Middlebury Carnival

Friday, February 14

Middlebury, Vt.

Dartmouth College

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Big Green in Second after First Day of Middlebury Carnival

2/14/2025 3:06:00 PM | Skiing

By: Rebecca Osowski

MIDDLEBURY, Vt. – After a successful Dartmouth Carnival, the Big Green headed to Vermont and the Middlebury Carnival.

John Steel Hagenbuch once again led the men's Nordic skiers in the sprint, finishing in 3:21.71. Just behind was Luke Allan, posting a 3:24.06 to finish third.

Aaron Power (3:25.43) finished in 16^th while Asa Chalmers finished just outside the top-20, posting a 3:25.53.

Cooper Camp (3:24.89), Aidan Jacobus (3:34.35), Wally Magill (3:42.97) and Aiden Casey (3:46.35) rounded out the Big Green male finishers.

On the women's side, Ava Thurston earned her third first place finish and seventh podium, posting a 3:58.36. Nina Seemann was just behind, finishing in 4:10.96 for sixth overall.

Maeve Ingelfinger finished in 11^th, Amelia Tucker and Emma Reeder back-to-back in 13^th and 14^th, and Evie Walton in 18^th to round out the top-20.

Tatum Witter (4:03.11), Virginia Cobb (4:16.48), Grace Zanni (4:17.69), and Hannah Chipman (4:42.22) also finished for the Big Green.

On the Slalom, the Big Green were led by Dan Gillis. His 1:32.80 placed him fifth overall. Two spots behind was Heming Sola whose 1:32.87 was good for seventh place.

Louis Latulippe (1:33.26) and Oliver Morgan (1:33.39) also finished in the top-20.

Oscar Zimmer (1:33.56), Philip Lundquist (1:33.63) and Benny Brown (1:36.42) also finished for the Big Green.

On the women's side, Zoe Zimmermann led the way, finishing just offside the podium in fourth with a 1:36.83.

Emma Resnick finished in 11^th (1:37.91), Carly Elsinger in 16^th (1:38.98) and Izzy Washburn in 18^th (1:39.23).

Sammi Trudeau (1:39.76), Emma Reynolds (1:40.13), and Riley Grosdider (1:40.47) also finished for Dartmouth.

The Big Green will be back in action at the Middlebury Carnival tomorrow, looking to jump into first place for their fifth straight Carnival victory. Alpine will race the giant slalom while Nordic will race the 10K.