Big Green Thrive at Home in First Day of Dartmouth Carnival

Friday, February 7

Hanover, N.H.

9:00 AM

Dartmouth College

Dartmouth Day 1

Zoe Zimmermann Slalom Dartmouth Carnival

Big Green Thrive at Home in First Day of Dartmouth Carnival

2/7/2025 4:24:00 PM | Skiing

By: Rebecca Osowski

HANOVER, N.H. – Looking for their fourth straight EISA Carnival victory, the Dartmouth ski team enjoyed the comforts of Oak Hill and the Dartmouth Skiway, hosting the Dartmouth Carnival.

The Big Green earned four podiums, en route to collecting 459 points to lead the Dartmouth Carnival after one day of competition.

The Big Green saw success at Oak Hill, collecting three podium finishes across both the men's and women's Nordic races.

The men's 20K was led by John Steel Hagenbuch who won the race with a 21:22.40. Just on his heels was teammate Luke Allan who finished second, posting a 21:24.70.

Cooper Camp rounded out the top ten, finishing the 20K with a time of 22:08.90. Dustin Hay (22:40.90) and Asa Chalmers (22:41.90) finished back-to-back, earning 15^th and 16^th respectively.

Wally Magill (23:05.00), Aidan Jacobus (23:25.50), and Jack Lange (24:13.50) also finished the race for the Big Green.

The women were led by Ava Thurston, winning the race by over 30 seconds, posting a 24:15.90. Thanks to Tatum Witter in fourth place (25:00.5) and Emma Reeder in fifth place (25:03.80), the Big Green earned three of the top five finishers.

Just behind was Evie Walton who finished seventh, posting a 25:15.30 to round out the top ten.

Amelia Tucker (25:59.70), Virginia Cobb (26:56.60), and Hannah Chipman (29:21.50) also raced for the Big Green.

At the Dartmouth Skiway, alpine skiers raced the Slalom, instead of the originally scheduled Giant Slalom due to weather.

On the men's side, Benny Brown was the first Big Green finisher, placing seventh with a 1:34.93. Right behind was Oscar Zimmer, posting a 1:35.11, good for eighth place.

Dan Gillis (1:35.67) and Oliver Morgan (1:36.49) finished in 15^th and 20^th respectively to round out the top 20. Jordan Simon (1:39.14) also finished the race for the Big Green.

The women were led by Zoe Zimmermann, who's 1:40.87 was good for second overall. Carly Elsinger posted a 1:41.50 to place sixth overall.

Sammi Trudeau (1:43.01), Izzy Washburn (1:43.40), and Emma Resnick (1:43.77) also placed in the top 20.

Riley Grosdider was the final member of the Big Green to finish the race, posting a 1:45.01.

The Big Green are back in action for the second day of the Dartmouth Carnival Saturday. Nordic skiers will race the 7.5K while alpine will race the Giant Slalom.