Friday, March 12
Franconia, NH
9 a.m.
Boston College
vs
NCAA Slalom
Eagles Place Four Skiers in Top-20 of Slalom at NCAA Championships
March 12, 2021 | Skiing
FRANCONIA, N.H. – Four members of Boston College's NCAA skiing squad placed in the top-20 of the slalom competition on Friday to close out the 2021 NCAA Championships, hosted by New Hampshire at Cannon Mountain. All six Eagles at the alpine event were among the top-25 finishers.
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As a team, Boston College finished tied for seventh with host UNH in the women's slalom with 34 points and eighth in the men's slalom with 33 points out of 11 schools.
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Senior captain Parker Biele closed her NCAA career with BC's highest finish of the day, placing 17th overall in the women's slalom with a final time of 1:45.61. Freshman Lauren Geary attacked her second run with the third-fastest time in the entire field to place 18th, while classmate Haley Castner finished 24th overall in her NCAA slalom debut.
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On the men's side, rookie Zach Simmons (1:33.44) posted an 18th place finish for the Eagles with the seventh-best second run time of the day. Junior captain Trent Gutstein put together two consistent runs to finish 20th overall, while sophomore Will Kornya's spectacular second run was the second-fastest in the field for 22nd place.
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Friday marked the final event for Boston College in a historic 2021 alpine season for the program.
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As a team, Boston College finished tied for seventh with host UNH in the women's slalom with 34 points and eighth in the men's slalom with 33 points out of 11 schools.
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Senior captain Parker Biele closed her NCAA career with BC's highest finish of the day, placing 17th overall in the women's slalom with a final time of 1:45.61. Freshman Lauren Geary attacked her second run with the third-fastest time in the entire field to place 18th, while classmate Haley Castner finished 24th overall in her NCAA slalom debut.
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On the men's side, rookie Zach Simmons (1:33.44) posted an 18th place finish for the Eagles with the seventh-best second run time of the day. Junior captain Trent Gutstein put together two consistent runs to finish 20th overall, while sophomore Will Kornya's spectacular second run was the second-fastest in the field for 22nd place.
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Friday marked the final event for Boston College in a historic 2021 alpine season for the program.
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