Natrona County girls win state alpine skiing team title

Natrona County's girls' alpine skiing team secured the state title over the weekend at Jackson's Snow King Mountain. Evie Crawford led the Fillies by winning the giant slalom race. Teammates MK Lacko and Emersyn McNamee also placed in the top 10 in both slalom and giant slalom events.

The Natrona County Fillies claimed the Wyoming state alpine skiing girls' team championship at Snow King Mountain in Jackson. The victory came over the weekend, highlighted by strong performances from key athletes.

Evie Crawford won the giant slalom race, contributing significantly to the team's success. Alongside her, MK Lacko and Emersyn McNamee both finished in the top 10 in the giant slalom and slalom disciplines. These results underscored the Fillies' dominance in the competition.

The event featured individual and team races in alpine skiing variants, including slalom and giant slalom. Detailed results from the state championships were published in the sports section. This win marks a notable achievement for the high school team in winter sports.

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