The Harvard skiing team performed admirably over the weekend, securing multiple top finishes at the Colby Carnival in Maine and New York. The Crimson's Nordic team featured eight top 30 placements, with standout performances from Ducan Armstrong and Skylar Sheppard. As a result, the team placed eighth overall, bolstered by a sixth-place finish from the Men's Alpine team in the slalom event. Notably, the women placed well, with multiple athletes finishing in top positions.

By the Numbers
  • Duncan Armstrong secured a ninth-place finish in the men's grand slalom.
  • Skylar Sheppard led the women's team with a 15th-place finish in the grand slalom.
  • On the men's Nordic side, Bennett Hutchinson finished 18th, while Braeden Bellizzi achieved 12th place on day two.
State of Play
  • The competition faced challenging conditions due to snowfall, affecting course resets.
  • The Nordic team showcased depth with four women finishing in the top 30 on day two.
What's Next

Both the Nordic and Alpine teams will compete next at the Dartmouth Carnival, looking to build on their strong performances from this weekend.

Bottom Line

The Harvard skiing team is demonstrating significant competitive strength, with key athletes like Armstrong and Sheppard contributing to the team's overall success and positioning for future events.