Quinn Dennehy celebrates silver medal on podium after second-place slalom finish at USCSA nationals.
Quinn Dennehy celebrates silver medal on podium after second-place slalom finish at USCSA nationals.
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Quinn Dennehy earns All-America honor with runner-up finish in women's slalom at USCSA nationals

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Babson College first-year Quinn Dennehy took second place in the women's slalom at the USCSA National Championships on March 12, securing her first All-America honor and helping her team tie for third overall in women's alpine skiing. The multi-day event in the Lake Placid area also featured strong showings from Clarkson University (fourth) and St. Olaf College (sixth).

The USCSA National Championships continued on March 12, 2026, in Wilmington and Lake Placid, New York, with the women's slalom following earlier events like the giant slalom that opened the week.

Babson College's Quinn Dennehy, a first-year from Mendon, Vermont, finished second in the women's slalom, earning her first All-America award and contributing to Babson's tie for third place overall in women's alpine skiing.

Clarkson University's team placed fourth, led by freshman LilyAnn Fisher on her home hill. St. Olaf College's women's alpine team took sixth, matching their previous year's finish. Northern Michigan University ended 16th.

The championships began March 10 with the women's giant slalom on Whiteface Mountain and included men's events, such as St. Olaf's 22nd-place finish.

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The University of Nevada announced that five alpine skiers have qualified for the 2026 NCAA Skiing Championships, the most for the program's alpine efforts since 2010. Erica Lynch, Sophia Falter, Pietro Bisello, David Morken and Peyton Wells earned spots during Wednesday's selection show. The event will take place March 11-14 at Utah Olympic Park in Park City, Utah.

The Northern Michigan University alpine ski team finished 19th in the women's giant slalom at the USCSA National Championships in Lake Placid, New York. Clarkson University's team had strong individual performances, with Ariana Welter and Hannah Goetz placing in the top 10. The event took place on Whiteface Mountain, where many competitors slipped during their runs.

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Following the women's giant slalom, Clarkson University's Golden Knights claimed their second USCSA national title in the men's alpine giant slalom on March 11, 2026, at the championships in Lake Placid, New York. Northern Michigan University placed fifth.

American skier Mikaela Shiffrin won gold in the slalom event at the 2026 Milano Cortina Winter Olympics, adding to her impressive Olympic legacy. The victory highlights Team USA's strong performance in alpine skiing, a discipline featuring speed and technical events. Shiffrin overcame mental challenges to secure the medal in one of the Games' key competitions.

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The Medway/Millis/Holliston/Norton co-op team won its first MIAA girls' Alpine ski championship at Wachusett Mountain, edging out Wellesley and Lincoln-Sudbury. St. John's Prep secured its fifth straight boys' title with a dominant performance. The event featured slalom and giant slalom races amid challenging weather.

The University of Nevada, Reno ski team is hosting the Nevada Invitational, the first collegiate alpine ski competition in the Reno area in over a decade. The event began on January 31 at Mt. Rose Ski Tahoe and continues through February 3. Local enthusiasts and former stars have welcomed the return of NCAA skiing to the region.

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Austria claimed gold in the inaugural Olympic women's team combined alpine skiing event on Tuesday, with Ariane Raedler and Katharina Huber edging out Germany for the top spot. The United States secured bronze through Jacqueline Wiles and Paula Moltzan, while favorites Breezy Johnson and Mikaela Shiffrin finished fourth. Shiffrin's 15th-place slalom run extended her medal drought to seven straight Olympic races.

 

 

 

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