The Montana State Nordic team performed exceptionally at the Denver Invitational, earning 180 points to secure fourth place in the final team standings. Standout performances included Tilde Baangman and Kate Oldham's first and second-place finishes, with Baangman winning both cross country races and being awarded Nordic Skier of the Meet. On the men's side, Fredrik Nilsen reached the podium for the first time this season, finishing third in the 5-kilometer race. MSU put four skiers in the top 10, showcasing their strength and potential.

By the Numbers
  • Tilde Baangman covered the 5k freestyle event in 13:30.7
  • Kate Oldham followed closely with a time of 13:46.5
  • MSU scored 520 ½ points, securing fourth place in the team standings
State of Play
  • Tilde Baangman and Kate Oldham's remarkable performances propelled the Bobcats to fourth place
  • Fredrik Nilsen's podium finish and the overall top 10 placements showcased MSU's strength
  • Colorado secured the DU Invite team title with 626 points
Bottom Line

The Montana State Nordic team's exceptional performances, especially by Baangman, Oldham, and Nilsen, propelled the Bobcats to a strong fourth-place finish at the Denver Invitational, demonstrating their potential for continued success in the season.