PARK CITY, UTAH – University of Denver senior alpine skier
Tobias Kogler continued his dominant run of performances, picking up his third straight win on Thursday, finishing first in the men's giant slalom at the RMISA Championships. The Pioneers finished the day with 121 points (76 men, 45 women) as a team, putting them in fifth place through two races at the Park City Resort.
Significant Stats:
- Kogler
, who was victorious earlier in the day in a make-up race from the RMISA Invitational at Utah, started with the fourth fastest time on the first run (56.60) before dialing it up with the fastest time on the second run to seal the top spot (40 points) on the podium.
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Simon Fournier placed 12th (19 points) in the race.
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Tristan Lane took 16th (17 points).
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Colby Lane finished 19th.
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Cole Puckett finished up the race in 25th.
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Trey Seymour placed 30th.
- On the women's side,
Reece Bell was DU's highest finisher, taking 12th (20 points).
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Galena Wardle wrapped up race in 22nd (15 points).
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Eleri Smart took 31st.
Up Next:
Denver continues the RMISA Championships with the slalom races scheduled for Friday at the Park City Resort.
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