Babson alpine skiers claim victory and third place at Whiteface

Babson College's men's alpine ski team secured a victory in the giant slalom at Whiteface Mountain, maintaining their perfect season record. The women's team finished third, led by junior Sonnie Travis's career-best fifth-place performance. The event took place in Wilmington, New York, highlighting strong individual efforts from the Beavers.

On January 25, 2026, Babson College's alpine ski teams competed in the giant slalom at Whiteface Mountain in Wilmington, New York. The men's team delivered a dominant performance, clinching first place and extending their undefeated streak for the season. First-year skier Niko Leunig from Evergreen, Colorado, notched his fourth victory of the year, while senior Elliot Perretta from Annecy, France, joined him on the podium with a strong finish.

The women's team also impressed, securing third place overall. Junior Sonnie Travis from Park City, Utah, led the charge with a fifth-place result, marking her best finish of the season. This performance underscored the depth of talent within the Babson program.

Key contributors on the men's side included James Rosenbloom, Connor Roy, Jett Sheppard, Asher Baron, Nick Heinrich, and Ben Hostetter. For the women, Ava Butler, Riley Jerome, Camryn Knowlton, and Quinn Dennehy supported the team's solid showing. These results highlight Babson's competitive edge in NCAA alpine skiing, building momentum as the season progresses.

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Althea Noyes of Colby College earned silver in the women's giant slalom to open the St. Lawrence Carnival at Whiteface Mountain. In the men's event, University of New Hampshire freshman Roman Elvidge secured first place with a combined time of 2:06.22. The UNH women's team finished first overall in their giant slalom.

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North Tahoe High School secured the overall team victory in the Tahoe Basin Ski League's first giant slalom race on January 7 at Sierra-at-Tahoe, navigating challenging weather and course conditions. South Tahoe placed second, while Incline took third in the team standings.

Canadian skier Mollie Jepsen secured her first World Cup gold since 2021 in the women's Super-G at the FIS Para Alpine Skiing World Cup in Saalbach, Austria. Fellow Canadian Kurt Oatway also triumphed in the men's Sitting category on the second day of racing. Austrian siblings Johannes and Veronika Aigner completed a golden sweep across Downhill and Super-G events.

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Switzerland's Franjo von Allmen secured a commanding victory in the men's World Cup downhill at Crans-Montana, beating Italy's Dominik Paris by 0.65 seconds and marking his second win at the venue. American Ryan Cochran-Siegle claimed third place, 0.70 seconds behind, in the final race before the 2026 Winter Olympics. The event, held amid tributes to a recent local tragedy, provided a morale boost for the Swiss resort.

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Austria's Manuel Feller delighted the home crowd with an unexpected victory in the FIS Alpine Ski World Cup men's slalom in Kitzbühel. The win highlighted his strong performance in the second run of the race. Meanwhile, Paco Rassat secured the season lead in the men's World Cup slalom standings after outperforming a Norwegian pair.

 

 

 

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