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Highlights
Dartmouth finished 4th place overall in the 2012 NCAA Championships.
Five Dartmouth skiers named All-American: Eric Packer ‘12, Sam
Tarling '13, Sophie Caldwell '12, Erika Flowers ‘12, Annie Hart '14.
Ten Dartmouth skiers named All East: Ben Morse ’14, Eric Packer ’12,
Sam Tarling ’13, Gordon Vermeer ’12, Sophie Caldwell ’12, Erika
Flowers ’12, Annie Hart ‘14, Annie Rendall ’13, David Sinclair ’14.
Sophie Caldwell ‘12 named Ski Racing Magazine's Collegiate Nordic
Skier of the Year.
Eric Packer ‘12 named to NCAA Academic All-District At-Large Team
again.
Ruff Patterson named EISA Nordic Coach of the Year.
2012 International Trips
XC U23 World Championships, Erzuram, Turkey: Eric Packer ‘12, Sophie
Caldwell ‘12 (qualified but did not attend).
XC World Junior Championships, Erzuram, Turkey: Annie Hart ‘14
(qualified but did not attend).
Biathlon World Junior Championships, Ruhpolding, Germany: Ethan
Dreissigacker ‘13.
Alpine World Junior Championships, Roccaraso, Italy: Kieffer Christianson
‘14.
Biathlon World Championships, Ruhpolding, Germany: Sara Studebaker
‘07, Laura Spector ‘10, Susan Dunklee ‘08.
2013 National Team Members
U.S. Alpine Team: David Chodounsky ‘08, Andrew Weibrecht ‘09, Tommy
Ford ‘12, Keith Moffat ‘13, Michael Ankeny ‘13, Nolan Kasper ‘14, Kieffer
Christianson ‘14.
U.S. Cross Country Team: Ida Sargent ‘11.
U.S. Biathlon Team: Sara Studebaker ‘07, Susan Dunklee ‘08.
Highlights

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Mission
The mission of the Dartmouth Ski Team is
to provide programs that enable
Dartmouth student-athletes to develop as
individuals and achieve excellence in ski
racing at all levels. We foster an
environment of mutual respect, integrity,
and enthusiasm for hard work. We are
committed to the continued development
and improvement of all our athletes. Our
goal is to maintain a position of preeminence
in intercollegiate, national and
international skiing.
Dartmouth Skiing and the
Dartmouth Outing Club
The story of Dartmouth Skiing is a
history of firsts: Dartmouth founded the
first collegiate ski team as part of the
Dartmouth Outing Club (DOC) in 1909. In
1914, Dartmouth sent a team to Montreal
to compete against McGill University in
the first intercollegiate skiing competition.
The first Dartmouth Winter Carnival – the
nation’s oldest collegiate winter carnival –
was held in 1915. The list goes on and on.
To this day, Dartmouth’s tradition and
history as a leader in winter sports
continues.
Through the years, some of the
greatest names in skiing have been part
of the Dartmouth Ski Team, from
legendary coaches Otto Schniebs, Walter
Prager, and Al Merrill; to Ski Hall of Fame
members Sel Hannah ’35, Dave Bradley
’38, Dick Durrance ’39, and Howie
Chivers ’39; to Olympic medalists and
international competitors like Chiharu
Igaya ’57, Tiger Shaw ’85, Leslie
Thompson ’86, Nina Kemppel ’92, Carl
Swenson ’92 and Andrew Weibrecht '09.
Since the founding of the Winter Olympic
Games in 1924, the string of participation
by Dartmouth students and alumni has
been unbroken.
Dartmouth also continues to be
represented around the world in
international competitions. At the 2010
Winter Olympics in Vancouver, Canada
the Big Green was represented by Silver
medalist in the Super-G Andrew
Weibrecht ’09, Tommy Ford ’12, and
Nolan Kasper ’14 in the alpine disciplines,
and Sara Studebaker '07, Laura Spector
'10, Ben Koons '09, New Zealand, and
Tucker Murphy '04, Bermuda in biathlon
and cross country.
While we are proud of these
outstanding achievements, the Ski Team
continues to provide programs not just for
the aspiring Olympians and NCAA
Champions, but also for the dedicated
and developing skiers hoping to represent
the College on a carnival weekend or
achieve a personal best. Through our
varsity, JV and development teams we
continue to support training and racing
opportunities for skiers at a wide range of
levels. Overall, Dartmouth’s skiing
programs provide competitive
opportunities for up to 70 aspiring athletes
each season.
Each of the four disciplines (men’s
alpine, women’s alpine, men’s cross
country and women’s cross country) has
its own head coach and trains as a group.
Both the alpine and cross country
programs are supported by an additional
team assistant during the winter season.
The varsity competition schedules begin
in mid-December with elite regional and
national events. In mid-January, the
collegiate carnival season begins, with
races each weekend through the end of
February, culminating in the NCAA
Championships in early March. Although
at times we find our groups headed in
many different directions, we consider
ourselves to be one team. In
intercollegiate racing, the combined
results of each discipline determine our
placement at carnivals and the NCAA
Championships.
By training together during the fall and
winter, the team experiences an
extraordinary training atmosphere. Each
team member contributes to the depth
and enthusiasm of the group while the
varsity racers serve as role models for
excellence in skiing and racing. Our ability
to foster the success of individual skiers
stems directly from the interactions and
combined perspectives of all team
members and coaches. The result is a
blending of diverse intercollegiate skiers
each helping the others to become the
best racers they can be.
Alpine Club Racing Team
The club team is a student run
Dartmouth Outing Club program that
provides the opportunity for skiers who
are not members of the varsity and junior
varsity teams to participate in a ski racing
and training program and to develop and
improve as ski racers. The Ski Team
coaches serve as advisors for the club
and support the team as a part of the
Dartmouth Skiing family.
About The Ski Team
Friends of Dartmouth Skiing
A large portion of our annual budget is
dependent on our annual Friends of
Dartmouth Skiing support. We rely on
more than 2,000 supporters every year,
and engagement is growing under the
new leadership of our Friends Advisory
Board. As the cost of fuel, lift tickets,
supplies and equipment continues to rise,
the support of our Friends makes it
possible for us to improve our programs.
In addition to financial support, the
presence and support of our Friends at
Dartmouth Skiing events is invaluable and
keeps the Dartmouth spirit alive. Our
Friends assist with the events at
Dartmouth Carnival. They provide our
teams with a home cooked meal while we
are traveling to races and training camps.
They have been instrumental in funding
many of the major program and facility
improvements, including the installation of
snowmaking and the construction of the
McLane Family Lodge at the Dartmouth
Skiway, the purchase of grooming
equipment at the Dartmouth Cross
Country Ski Center, and the renovation of
the ski lockers in Robinson Hall.
For information on what the teams are doing
today, to download a mail order form, or for
recruiting information, visit:
www.dartmouth.edu/~dartski
Dartmouth Ski Team
@dartmouthskiing
Phone us at (603) 646-2428 or write to us at
Dartmouth Skiing, P.O. Box 9, Hanover, NH,
03755
For carnival results and standings, visit the
EISA website at: www.eisaskiing.org.
Produced by Dartmouth Ski Team
Photos courtesy of Joseph Mehling, Ruff Patterson,
Don Rendall, Gil Talbot, Chip Knight,
Paul Bussi, and Eli Burakian.

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Chip Knight
Director of Skiing, Women’s Alpine Coach
Howard.Knight@Dartmouth.edu
Chip is beginning his third year with the
Dartmouth Ski Team. A three-time Olympian
and 13-year member of the U.S. Ski Team, Chip
brings his passion for the sport and his
experience as an athlete at the World Cup level to the collegiate
ranks. After retiring from racing in 2006, he returned to Williams
College to finish his undergraduate degree and simultaneously
served as Assistant Alpine Coach. While there, he was drawn to
the challenge of teaching and motivating athletes to compete at
their best. After graduation, he returned to his home program in
Stowe, Vermont, where he worked at the junior level as Head J2
Coach and Alpine Director at the Mount Mansfield Ski Club. Now
at Dartmouth, he enjoys the opportunity to foster individual
development while pursuing competitive success as a team at
the NCAA level. Chip and his wife Marina live with their son
Cedar in Hanover, New Hampshire.
Kristina Trygstad-Saari ‘07
Interim Assistant Cross Country Coach
Kristina.L.A.Trygstad-Saari.07@Dartmouth.edu
Kristina returns to Dartmouth after spending the
past five years in Bozeman, MT racing and
coaching for the Bridger Ski Foundation. Before
attending college at Dartmouth, Kristina was a
nine-time Junior National Champion and three-time World Junior
Team qualifier, and raced her first World Cup at age 16. Her 6 th
place World Junior Championship distance race result is the best
ever for the United States. Kristina competed for Dartmouth
during the 2006 and 2007 seasons and was on the 2006 NCAA
team. After graduating, she went on to race nationally and
internationally, skiing on the Saab-Salomon Factory Team and
for BSF. She had top-five National Championship results,
multiple Super Tour wins, and pre-Olympic World Cup starts.
After retiring from racing in 2010, Kristina began coaching junior
and master skiers. She is excited to bring her experience and
dedication to the sport to the Dartmouth Ski Team.
Cami Thompson Graves
Interim Head Cross Country Coach
Cami.L.Thompson.Graves@Dartmouth.edu
Cami is ready to go for another season with the
Big Green skiers! While a competitor herself, she
was a multi-sport athlete who excelled in three
event skiing in Stowe, Vermont. Later she went
on to become an All-American skier for St. Lawrence University.
Upon graduation she had several breakthrough seasons in the
mid-1980's and was named to the U.S. Ski Team. She
highlighted that by skiing on the USA's 1985 FIS World
Championship Team in Seefeld, Austria as well as racing World
Cup events while on the U.S. Ski Team from 1985-87. Following
her own competitive career, Cami went on to coach with teams
ranging from Junior Olympic squads to international U.S. Ski
Team trips. She is also a FIS Technical Delegate and a member
of the NENSA Board of Directors and the NCAA Skiing Rules
Committee. She has been recognized by St. Lawrence University
as a member of their Athletic Hall of Fame, has received the
SkiNH Al Merrill Award and has been honored as EISA Coach of
the Year three times. Cami is married to Peter Graves and they
live, with daughter Sophie, in East Thetford, Vermont.
Peter Dodge ’78
Men’s Alpine Coach
Peter.D.Dodge@Dartmouth.edu
A member of the Dartmouth Class of 1978, Peter
Dodge is a former member of the U.S. Ski Team
and a professional ski tour champion. He returned
to Dartmouth in 1989 to begin his coaching
career. He has been active in national and international skiing,
currently serving as the collegiate representative on the Eastern
USSA Development Committee, the National USSA
Development Working Group and Quotas committee and the
Winter World University Games selection committee. Peter
served as President of the EISA for seven years. He is a twotime
recipient of the EISA Coach of the Year Award and was
chosen as the USSA Domestic Coach of the Year in 1999 and
the USSA Development Coach of the Year in 2005.
Ed Hauck
Alpine Assistant
Ed.Hauck@Dartmouth.edu
Ski Team Staff
Ed has more than 20 years experience as a
coach and alpine official. Ed previously served as
a head coach of the Mt. Snow junior racing
program. As head coach of the Colby Sawyer
College Ski Team, he led the team to consecutive trips to the
USCSA National Championships where the men’s & women’s
squads finished in the top three in the giant slalom and slalom
events. Hauck has a degree in physical education coaching from
Southern Connecticut State University. He lives in New London,
New Hampshire, where he also works as a building contractor.

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Megan Killigrew '13, Captain
Putney, VT
Stratton Mountain School
Highlights
➤ 15th Williams Carnival CL
➤ 17th Eastern Cup Opener Prologue
➤ 18th Eastern Cup Opener Sprint
➤ 23rd Super Tour Finals Sprint
➤ 25th Distance National Championship FS
Annie Hart '14
Stillwater, MN
St. Paul Academy, Minneapolis Ski Club
Highlights
➤ 4th NCAA Championship CL
➤ 9th NCAA Championship FS
➤ 8th Super Tour Final CL
➤ 1st Williams Carnival CL
➤ 2nd UNH Carnival Sprint
Isabel Caldwell '14
Peru, VT
Stratton Mountain School
Highlights
➤ 4th Middlebury Carnival CL
➤ 8th Bates Carnival CL
➤ 9th UNH Carnival Sprint
➤ 4th U.S. National Championship Junior CL
Carly Wynn '15
Queensbury, NY
Saratoga Biathlon
Highlights
➤ 1st U.S. National Championship Junior Sprint
➤ 9th UVM Carnival FS
➤ 9th UNH Carnival FS
➤ 14th Bates Carnival FS & CL
Mary O'Connell '16
Steamboat Springs, CO
Steamboat Winter Sports Club
Highlights
➤ 3rd U.S. Junior National Championship Sprint
➤ 4th U.S. Junior National Championship CL
➤ U.S. World Junior Championship Team
➤ 14th U.S. National Championship Junior CL
➤ 30th U.S. National Championship FS
Haley Piske '16
Steamboat Springs, CO
Steamboat Winter Sports Club
Highlights
➤ 2nd Steamboat Junior National Qualifier CL
➤ 3rd Aspen Super Tour Sprint
➤ 5th Aspen Super Tour CL
➤ 10th Junior National Championship Sprint
Corey Stock '16
Lincoln, MA
Cambridge Sports Union
Highlights
➤ 4th U.S. National Championship FS Sprint
➤ U.S. World Junior Championship Team
➤ 1st Jr. National Championship FS, Sprint, CL
➤ 10th Super Tour Final Sprint
➤ 16th Super Tour Final Prologue
2013 Outlook
Women’s Cross Country Team
We will see some new faces rise to the top for the 2013 season.
The loss of Sophie Caldwell ‘12, Erika Flowers ’12 and Steph
Crocker ’12 will be felt but newcomers Corey Stock '16, Mary
O'Connell '16 and Haley Piske '16 are hoping to fill their shoes.
Leading the team will be Annie Hart '14, fresh off her All-
American performances last season. Proven Carnival scorers
Isabel Caldwell '14 and Carly Wynn '15 are looking strong and
hoping to move up the rankings. And not to be forgotten, there is
a strong group training hard and vying for those precious Varsity
spots including Captain, Megan Killigrew '13, Emily Blackmer '13,
Natalie Flowers '14, Michaela Frias '15, and Molly Siegel ’16
among others.
Team Roster
Seniors
Emily Blackmer ’13 • Hopkinton, NH
Kirsten Beaudry ’13 • Walpole, NH
Megan Killigrew ’13 • Putney, VT
Paige Elliott ’13 • Durango, CO
Ruth McGovern '12 • Stowe, VT
Hilary McNamee '13 • Fort Fairfield, ME
Juniors
Laurel Anderson '14 • Salt Lake City, UT
Isabel Caldwell '14 • Peru, VT
Natalie Flowers '14 • Bozeman, MT
Annie Hart '14 • Stillwater, MN
Elise Seyferth '14 • Bennington, VT
Sophomores
Julia Harrison '15 • Minnetrista, MN
Michaela Frias '15 • Steamboat Springs, CO
Karina Packer '15 • Anchorage, AK
Carly Wynn '15 • Queensbury, NY
First-Years
Charlotte Gross '16 • Surry, NH
Mary O'Connell '16 • Steamboat Springs, CO
Haley Piske '16 • Steamboat Springs, CO
Molly Siegel '16 • Bethel, ME
Corey Stock '16 • Lincoln, MA

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Sam Tarling ’13, Captain
Cumberland, ME
Burke Mountain Academy
Highlights
➤ 3rd 2012 NCAA Championship FR
➤ 2011 NCAA National Champion FR
➤ Two-time 1st Team All-American 2011, 2012
➤ Three-time All East 2010, 2011, 2012
➤ Three-time NCAA Team 2010, 2011, 2012
David Sinclair ‘14
Waitsfield, VT
Green Mountain Valley School
Highlights
➤ 2nd Team All East
➤ 3rd EISA Championship CL
➤ 4th U.S. National Championship Junior CL
➤ 11th Canadian National Championship FR
Steven Mangan ‘14
Honeoye Falls, NY
Lima High School
Highlights
➤ 5th U.S. National Championship Junior CL
➤ 7th Bates Carnival CL
➤ 8th Dartmouth Carnival CL
➤ 8th U.S. National Championship Junior CL
➤ 8th UVM Carnival FR
➤ 12th Williams Carnival FR
Silas Talbot '15
Anchorage, AK
Alaska Winter Stars
Highlights
➤ 1st U.S. Junior Olympic Championship OJ CL
➤ 3rd U.S. Junior Olympic Championship OJ FR
➤ 6th U.S. National Championship Junior FR
➤ 9th Williams Carnival CL
➤ 13th EISA Championship CL
Erik Fagerstrom ‘14
Eden Prairie, MN
Sun Valley Ski Education Foundation
Highlights
➤ 5th EISA Championship FR
➤ 9th Bates Carnival FR
➤ 11th UVM Carnival FR
Alex Schulz ‘12
Johnson, VT
Craftsbury Nordic Ski Club
Highlights
➤ 4th EISA Championship CL
➤ 9th WIlliams Carnival CL
➤ 19th UNH Carnival Sprint
2013 Outlook
Men’s Cross Country Team
This year’s Men’s Cross Country team is led by 2011 NCAA
Champion Sam Tarling ’13. NCAA All-Americans Eric Packer ’12
and Gordon Vermeer ’12 have graduated, but David Sinclair ’14,
Steven Mangan ’14, and Erik Fagerstrom ’14 are ready to
compete for top carnival spots. Silas Talbot ’15 and Alex Schulz
’12 both had strong seasons last year and will be looking for top-
10 finishes. First-Year Thomas Rabon ’16 could also mix things
up among these carnival veterans, along with seniors Scott Lacy
’13 and Ethan Dreissigacker ’13.
Team Roster
Seniors
Ethan Dreissigacker ’13 • Morrisville, VT
Leif Johnson ’13 • Wasilla, AK
Scott Lacy ’13 • Aspen, CO
Luke Peters ’13 • Oregon, IL
Russell Primeau ’13 • Newport, VT
Alex Schulz ’12 • Johnson, VT
Sam Tarling ’13 • Cumberland, ME
Juniors
Todd Anderson ’14 • Salt Lake City, UT
Erik Fagerstrom ’14 • Eden Prairie, MN
Steven Mangan ’14 • Honeoye Falls, NY
David Sinclair ’14 • Waitsfield, VT
Cameron Woodworth ’14 • Yarmouth, ME
Sophomores
Austin Caldwell '15 • Peru, VT
Peter Mamrol ’15 • Anchorage, AK
Silas Talbot ’15 • Anchorage, AK
Torin Tucker '15 • Ketchum, ID
First-Years
Oscar Friedman ‘16 • Boulder, CO
Thomas Rabon '16 • Turner, ME

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Annie Rendall ’13, Tri-Captain
South Burlington, VT
Mount Mansfield Ski Club
Highlights
➤ 2012 NCAA Championships Team
➤ 2nd Team All East
➤ 2nd Dartmouth Carnival SL
➤ 2nd Middlebury Carnival SL
Abby Fucigna ‘15
Hopkinton, MA
Waterville Valley Academy
Highlights
➤ 2012 NCAA Championships Team
➤ 5th Middlebury Carnival GS
➤ 6th Dartmouth Carnival GS
➤ 1st FIS-U GS, Stoneham, QC
Lizzie Kistler ‘16
Santa Rosa, CA
Burke Mountain Academy
Highlights
➤ 9th Nor-Am SL, Panorama, BC
➤ 3rd FIS-U SL, Sunday River, ME
➤ 1st Eastern Cup SL, Waterville, NH
➤ 2nd Eastern Cup GS, Stratton, VT
Maisie Ide ‘16
Minneapolis, MN
Buck Hill Ski Team
Highlights
➤ 10th Nor-Am SL, Val St. Come, QC
➤ 6th US Nationals SL, Winter Park, CO
➤ 1st FIS SL, Cranmore, NH
Anna Kikut ‘16
Burlington, VT
Green Mountain Valley School
Highlights
➤ 11th Nor-Am SL, Vail, CO
➤ 8th FIS-U GS, Dartmouth Skiway, NH
➤ 1st Eastern Cup GS, Sunday River, ME
Sara Kikut ‘16
Burlington, VT
Green Mountain Valley School
Highlights
➤ 2nd FIS-U SL, Sunday River, ME
➤ 5th FIS-U SL, Jiminy Peak, MA
➤ 6th FIS-U SL, Attitash, NH
Rose Caston ‘16
Salt Lake City, UT
Rowmark Ski Academy
Highlights
➤ 7th Nor-Am SG, Aspen, CO
➤ 14th Nor-Am GS, Mont Garceau, QC
➤ 3rd FIS GS, Mission Ridge, WA
2013 Outlook
Women’s Alpine Team
With seven promising recruits added to a roster of carnival
veterans, the Women’s Alpine Team will be as deep and
competitive as ever. Senior tri-captains Heather Beatty ‘13,
Maddy Packard ‘13, and Annie Rendall ’13 are combining efforts
to lead the large crew on and off the hill. Rendall, a three-year
presence for the Big Green, will continue to provide stability at
the top of the EISA rankings. Abby Fucigna ’15 is looking to
build on the momentum of her rookie season, while classmates
Jackie Maier ’15 and Aylin Woodward ’15 are working to
establish themselves as regular Carnival performers.
Newcomers Lizzie Kistler ‘16, Maisie Ide ‘16, Rose Caston ‘16,
Anna Kikut ‘16, and Sara Kikut ‘16, all top-ranked for their age in
the country, will be attacking the collegiate circuit with gusto,
energizing the squad and pushing everyone to new heights in
2013.
Team Roster
Seniors
Heather Beatty ’13 • Toronto, ON
Madeline Packard ’13 • North Hampton, NH
Annie Rendall ’13 • South Burlington, VT
Sophomores
Delainey Ackerman ’15 • Englewood, CO
Katie Bernhard ’15 • Park City, UT
Abby Fucigna ’15 • Hopkinton, MA
Jackie Maier ’15 • Cazenovia, NY
Aylin Woodward ’15 • Pittsford, NY
First-Years
Rose Caston ’16 • Salt Lake City, UT
Alex Gencheff ’16 • Marquette, MI
Maisie Ide ’16 • Minneapolis, MN
Anna Kikut ’16 • Burlington, VT
Sara Kikut ’16 • Burlington, VT
Lizzie Kistler ’16 • Santa Rosa, CA
Anne Strong ’16 • Loveland, CO

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Evan Diamond ’13, Co-Captain
Cheshire, CT
Green Mountain Valley School
2012 Injured
Ben Morse ’14, Co-Captain
Carrabassett Valley, ME
Carrabassett Valley Academy
Highlights
➤ 1st UVM Carnival GS
➤ 1st UNH Carnival GS
➤ 2nd UVM Carnival SL
➤ 2nd Eastern Cup GS, Sugarloaf, ME
➤ 3rd, Fisk Trophy SL, Suicide Six, VT
Ian Macomber, ‘13
Cambridge, MA
Wildcat, Burke Mountain Academy
Highlights
➤ 6th FIS SL, Val St. Come, PQ
➤ 6th FIS SL, Bromont, PQ
➤ 7th FIS SL, St. Sauveur, PQ
Mathieu Bertrand ‘14
Beaconsfield, QC
Mont Tremblant Ski Club
Highlights
➤ 1st, 2nd FIS SL, Val St. Come, QC
➤ 1st FIS-Uni SL, Stoneham, QC
➤ 2nd FIS SL, St. Sauveur, QC
Hunter Black ‘15
Keystone, CO
Team Summit
Highlights
➤ 4th Eastern Cup GS, Sugarloaf, ME
➤ 4th UVM Carnival GS
➤ 5th Fisk Trophy SL, Suicide Six, VT
Dylan Fisher McCarney ‘15
Toronto, ON
Georgian Peaks
Highlights
➤ 4th FIS SL, Val St. Come, QC
➤ 4th FIS-Uni GS, Stoneham, QC
➤ 6th Eastern Cup SL, Sugarloaf, ME
Trace Cummings Smith ‘15
Dedham, MA
Burke Mountain Academy
Highlights
➤ 4th FIS SL, Waterville Valley, NH
➤ 5th FIS SL, Val St. Come, QC
➤ 6th Eastern Cup GS, Burke Mountain, VT
2013 Outlook
Men’s Alpine Team
The Men’s Alpine Team will have a new look to its roster for the
2013 season. Last year’s seniors, Luke McLaughry ‘12, Trevor
Leafe ‘12, Braden Long ’12 and Justin Samuels ’12 have
graduated. Travis Kuster ’14 has retired to focus on academics
and other adventures. Evan Diamond ‘13 and Jake Perkins ’14
are returning to action after missing all of last winter due to
injuries. Other returning skiers include upperclassmen Ian
Macomber ’13 and Mathieu Bertrand ‘14 along with Ben Morse
‘14, Hunter Black ’15, Dylan Fisher McCarney ’15 and Trace
Cummings Smith ’15. Joining the team this year are Chilean
National Slalom Champion Martin Anquita ‘16, Canadian
National Prospect Team member Robin Overing ‘16, and
Macomber legacy Sam Macomber ‘16.
Team Roster
Seniors
Evan Diamond ’13 • Cheshire, CT
Ian Macomber ’13 • Cambridge, MA
Juniors
Matt Bertrand ‘14 • Beaconsfield, QC
Jake Perkins ‘14 • Truckee, CA
Sophomores
Ben Morse ’14, Carrabassett Valley, ME
Hunter Black ’15 • Keystone, CO
Dylan Fisher McCarney ’15 • Toronto, ON
Trace Cummings Smith ’15 • Dedham, MA
First-Years
Martin Anguita ‘16 • Santiago, Chile
Robin Overing ‘16 • Rothesay, NB
Sam Macomber ‘16 • Plymouth, NH

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2012 Awards & Honors
NCAA All-Americans
1st Team: Eric Packer ‘12, Sam Tarling ‘13,
Sophie Caldwell ‘12, Annie Hart ‘14
2nd Team: Erika Flowers ‘12
NCAA Team
Eric Packer ‘12, Sam Tarling ‘13, Gordon
Vermeer ‘12, Erika Flowers ‘12, Sophie Caldwell
‘12, Annie Hart ‘14, Erin Fucigna’12, Annie
Rendall ‘13, Abby Fucigna ‘15, Trevor Leafe ‘12,
Hunter Black ’15, Ben Morse ‘14
All East Honors
First Team: Eric Packer ‘12, Sam Tarling ‘13,
Gordon Vermeer ‘12, Sophie Caldwell ‘12, Annie
Hart ‘14, Ben Morse ‘14
Second Team: Erika Flowers ‘12, David Sinclair
‘14, Annie Rendall ‘13
Earl Jette Award
The Earl Jette Award is given annually in each
discipline to the skiers who, in the opinion of the
coaches, have made the most significant
improvement during the course of the season.
Trace Cummings Smith ‘15
Steve Mangan ‘14
Madeline Packard ‘13
Emily Blackmer ‘13
Pam Merrill Award
The Pam Merrill Award is a Women’s Team
award selected by the coaches of each discipline
and awarded to the most outstanding cross
country and alpine First-Year women.
Carly Wynn ‘15
Abby Fucigna ‘15
Cooke Award
The Cooke Award was originally the First-Year
Skimeister Award. The award was established in
1956 in memory of Donald J. Cooke ’57, a
former ski team manager who passed away in
1955. Since 1974 the skimeister title is no longer
awarded. The award is now been presented
annually by the coaches to the most outstanding
cross country and alpine First-Year men.
Hunter Black ‘15
Silas Talbot ‘15
Martha Rockwell Award
The Martha Rockwell Award is given in honor of
Martha Rockwell, Dartmouth’s Women Cross
Country Coach from 1979-1987 to the cross
country and alpine woman who, in the estimation
of the coaches, has performed the best
throughout the season.
Annie Rendall ‘13
Sophie Caldwell ‘12
Norwegian Trophy
The Norwegian Trophy was given to the
Dartmouth Team by former skiers Per
Coucheron '68, Hans Preben Mehren '68, and
Erik Sunde '69. It is awarded annually to the
alpine and cross country man who in the
estimation of the coaches has performed the
best throughout the season.
Eric Packer ‘12
Ben Morse ‘14
The Maggie Cup
This award was established in 2007 on the
retirement of Maggie Sullivan to recognize her
years of dedicated service as the Ski Team’s
administrative assistant. The award is given
periodically by the coaches to honor a ski team
supporter whose dedication, generosity of spirit,
contribution of time and talent and love of the
sport exemplify the values and tradition of the
Dartmouth Ski Team.
Brayton Osgood ‘03
Spirit of Skiing
The Spirit of Skiing Award was established in
1991 and is awarded annually to the alpine or
cross country skier who in the estimation of her
teammates has made outstanding contributions
toward the “spirit of skiing” at Dartmouth. The
trophy and antique pewter bowl were donated in
1996 by the grandmother of Laura Turner ’98.
Sophie Caldwell ‘12
Steph Crocker ‘12
Schniebs – McCrillis Award
The Schneibs – McCrillis Award was originally
given to Dartmouth's best four event skier in the
College Championships in honor of Otto
Schniebs and John McCrillis. Due to increased
specialization, the skimeister title is no longer
awarded. Since 1974, with the endorsement of
John McCrillis, this award has been presented
annually to the alpine or cross country man who,
in the estimation of his teammates, best
embodies Otto Schniebs maxim that "Skiing is a
Way of Life."
Eric Packer ‘12
Development Team Award
The Development Team Award is awarded
annually to recognize the alpine and cross
country skiers who have demonstrated a
commitment to the sport and to the Development
Team.
Scott Lacy ‘13
Emily Blackmer ‘13
Class of 1978 Award
The Class of 1978 Inspirational Award is given
annually to the upper class woman who, in the
estimation of her teammates, has given the most
to the women’s ski team in terms of her
dedication to the team and her promotion of
team spirit and sportsmanship while maintaining
a healthy balance between intercollegiate skiing
and a broader Dartmouth experience.
Sabrina Chiasson ‘12
Erika Flowers ‘12
Gebhardt Award
The Gebhardt Award was established in memory
of Robert Gebhardt a member of Dartmouth's
1958 NCAA Championship Team, who was
killed in a boating accident in 1968. It is given
annually to the man who in the opinion of his
teammates and coaches has demonstrated
outstanding sportsmanship, loyalty to Dartmouth
and the team, and hard work both in skiing and
academics.
Gordon Vermeer ‘12
Academic Awards
Wall of Fame
Dartmouth Skiing congratulates recent
graduates on the following awards, received in
the spring of 2012.
Summa Cum Laude
Gordon Vermeer ‘12, Economics
Wiley Dunlop-Shohl ‘12, Engineering Sciences
Magna Cum Laude
Eric Packer ‘12, Engineering Sciences
Cum Laude
Laura Spector ‘10
Degrees with High Honors in the Major
Subject
Eric Packer ‘12, Engineering Sciences
Wiley Dunlop-Shohl ‘12, Engineering Sciences
Degrees with Honors in the Major Subject
Gordon Vermeer ‘12, Economics
The Nelson A. Rockefeller Prize in
Economics
Gordon Vermeer ‘12, Economics
Ski Coaches Association All-Academic Team
The Ski Coaches Association All-Academic
Team includes those athletes who achieved at
least a 3.5 GPA and competed in the EISA
Championships.
Silas Talbot ‘15
David Sinclair ‘14
Gordon Vermeer ‘12
Sam Tarling ‘13
Carly Wynn ‘15
Stephanie Crocker ‘15
Annie Hart ‘14
Erika Flowers ‘12
Mathieu Bertrand ‘14
Trevor Leafe ‘12
Hunter Black ‘15
Sabrina Chiasson ‘12
Annie Rendall ‘13
Erin Fucigna ‘12

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Dartmouth Winter Olympians
1924 Chamonix, France
John B. Carleton ’22, XC/Nordic Combined
1928 St. Moritz, Switzerland
Charles N. Proctor ’28, XC/Special Jump
1932 Lake Placid, NY
Jack Shea ‘34, Speed Skating
1936 Garmisch-Partenkirchen,
Germany
A. Lincoln Washburn ’35, Downhill/Slalom
Warren H. Chivers ’38, XC/Nordic Combined
Edgar H. Hunter Jr. ’38, Alternate
Richard H. Durrance ’39, Alpine Combined
1940 Team Named, No Olympics
Selden J. Hannah ’35, XC/Nordic Combined
David J. Bradley ’38, XC/Nordic Combined
Warren H. Chivers ’38, XC/Nordic Combined
Stephen J. Bradley ’39, Nordic Combined
Howard P. Chivers ’39, Nordic Combined
Harold Q. Hillman ’40, Alpine
Richard H. Durrance ’39, Alpine Combined
John P. Litchfield ’39, Jumping
Edward P. Wells ’39, Alpine
1944 No Olympics
1948 St. Moritz, Switzerland
Colin C. Stewart IV ’48, Slalom
1952 Oslo, Norway
John H. Caldwell Jr. ’50, XC/Nordic Combined
Brooks Dodge Jr. ’51, Giant Slalom
William L. Beck ’53, Downhill
Chiharu Igaya ’57, Alpine (Japan)
1956 Cortina, Italy
Brooks Dodge Jr. ’51, Alpine
Charles N. Tremblay ’52, Nordic Combined
William L. Beck ’53, Downhill
Thomas A. Corcoran ’54, Alpine
Chiharu Igaya ’57, Alpine Events (Japan)
Ralph E. Miller Jr. ’55, Alpine
1960 Squaw Valley, California
Thomas A. Corcoran ’54, Alpine
Chiharu Igaya ’57, Alpine (Japan)
Richard W. Taylor ’59, Cross Country
1964 Innsbruck, Austria
Richard W. Taylor ’59, Cross Country
James W. Page ’63, Nordic Combined
1968 Grenoble, France
Edward G. Williams ’64, Biathlon
Edward F. Gillette ’67, Cross Country
1972 Sapporo, Japan
Scott W. Berry ’71, Jumping
Walker T. Weed III ’71, Nordic Combined
David H. Currier ’74, Alpine
Thomas A. Reaper ’74, Jumping (Canada)
Timothy J. Caldwell ’76, Cross Country
1976 Innsbruck, Austria
David H. Currier ’74, Alpine
Donald M. Nielsen Jr. ’74, Cross Country
Douglas J. Peterson ’75, Cross Country
Timothy J. Caldwell ’76, Cross Country
Walter A. Malmquist II ’78, Nordic Combined
1980 Lake Placid, New York
Donald M. Nielsen Jr. ’74, Biathlon
Douglas J. Peterson ’75, Cross Country
Timothy J. Caldwell ’76, Cross Country
Walter A. Malmquist II ’78, Nordic Combined
1984 Sarajevo, Yugoslavia
Donald M. Nielsen Jr. ’74, Biathlon
Timothy J. Caldwell ’76, Cross Country
William K. Carow ’80, Biathlon
Landis A. Arnold ’82, Jumping
Dennis McGrane ’84, Jumping
Glen R. Eberle ’85, Biathlon
Gale H. (Tiger) Shaw III ’85, Alpine
1988 Calgary, Canada
Gale H. (Tiger) Shaw III ’85, Alpine
William H. Hudson ’88, Alpine
William K. Carow ’80, Biathlon
Leslie Thompson ’86, Cross Country
Dennis McGrane ’84, Jumping
Diana Golden ’84, Alpine (Disabled)
Martha Hill ’82, Alpine (Disabled)
Wall of Fame
1992 Albertville, France
Susan Forbes ’83, Cross Country
William Gaylord ’90, Alpine (Great Britain)
Ian Harvey ‘90, Biathlon
Nina Kemppel ’92, Cross Country
Elizabeth McIntyre ’87, Freestyle
Christopher Puckett ’94, Alpine
Michael Terrell ’93, Alpine (Phillipines)
Leslie Thompson ’86, Cross Country
Erich Wilbrecht ’84, Biathlon
1994 Lillehammer, Norway
William Gaylord ’90, Alpine (Great Britain)
Ian Harvey ’90, Biathlon
Nina Kemppel ’92, Cross Country
Suzanne King ’86, Cross Country
Elizabeth McIntyre ’87, Freestyle
Conner O' Brien TU ’87, Alpine (Estonia)
Carl Swenson ’92, Cross Country
Leslie Thompson ’86, Cross Country
1998 Nagano, Japan
Nina Kemppel ’92, Cross Country
Suzanne King ’86, Cross Country
Stacey Wooley ’91, Biathlon
2002 Salt Lake City, UT
Nina Kemppel ’92, Cross Country
Carl Swenson ’92, Cross Country
Barb Jones ’99, Cross Country
Scott McCartney ’01, Alpine
Bradley Wall ’02, Alpine (Australia)
2006 Turin, Italy
Carolyn Treacy ’06, Biathlon
Sarah Konrad ‘89, Biathlon & Cross Country
Carl Swenson ‘92, Cross Country
Scott McCartney ’01, Alpine
Libby Ludlow ‘06, Alpine
Patrick Biggs ’06, Alpine (Canada)
Brad Wall ‘02, Alpine (Australia)
2010 Vancouver, Canada
Sara Studebaker ‘07, Biathlon
Laura Spector ‘10, Biathlon
Ben Koons ‘09, Cross Country (New Zealand)
Tucker Murphy ‘04, Cross Country (Bermuda)
Tommy Ford ‘12, Alpine
Andrew Weibrecht ‘09, Alpine

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Dartmouth Skiing Facilities
Dartmouth offers top-notch facilities to support its programs.
Both the Dartmouth Skiway and the Dartmouth Cross Country
Ski Center at Oak Hill were the venues for the 2003 NCAA
Men’s and Women’s Collegiate Ski Championships, hosted by
Dartmouth, and continue to provide the teams outstanding
training and competition venues.
Dartmouth Skiway
Located just fifteen miles from campus, the Skiway has
served as the primary training site for the Dartmouth Ski Team
programs since 1957 and is the site of the annual Dartmouth
Winter Carnival as well as FIS, USSA, high school and junior
competitions. With two chair lifts and a beginner j-bar, two
mountain peaks, FIS approved
giant slalom and slalom trails,
outstanding snowmaking and
grooming, the Skiway provides
world class training for the Ski
Team as well as a variety of
slopes and trails for Dartmouth
students, local clubs and family
skiers.
The Skiway has seen many major improvements over the
years. The award winning McLane Family Lodge, with its
soaring post and beam timber frame, opened in December
2001.
In the summer of 2006, more than forty teammates, friends
and family came together for a weekend to construct the
Jeremiah Thompson ’96 Memorial Start House on the Thomas
Trail racing arena.
During 2008 and 2009 over $500,000 was invested in the
Thomas and Wordens racing trails. The Dartmouth Skiway
now has two state of the art FIS ski racing and training
venues, complete with full time FIS “A” and “B” net protection
systems.
Recently the Dupre family, which
includes sisters Denise Dupré ‘80, Rosi
Dupré Littlefield '82, Anni Dupré Santry
'83, and Michele Dupré ‘88 and Snow
Economics, Inc made a gift to the Skiway
of $750,000 in the latest in snowmaking
technology equipment. This gift
recognizes the achievements of the
Duprés' father, Herman K. Dupré, an
internationally known inventor and
entrepreneur in the snowmaking industry. The dramatic
improvements in snow making efficiency ensure ideal skiing
conditions for everyone and drastically reduce our energy
costs.
Dartmouth Cross Country Ski Center at Oak Hill
Oak Hill was originally designed for downhill skiing, but
cross country trails were cut in the 1960’s. These trails have
been much improved over time. Major trail improvements were
done in preparation for the 2003 NCAA Championships
resulting in a world-class system of trails.
When funding permits, we hope to develop a sprint course,
which has already been laid out thanks to a donation of time
and expertise by Morton Trails. And, of course, we hope to
install a snowmaking system when we have the resources to
do so.
Under the guidance of the Dartmouth Skiing program and
the Outdoor Programs office, the Dartmouth Cross Country
Ski Center grooms over 20 kilometers of trails for its programs
and to enhance public recreation. Located two miles from
campus, it serves as the site for the Dartmouth Carnival cross
country races as well as dry-land and on-snow practices.
Robinson Hall
Facilities
Robinson Hall, on the Dartmouth campus, is the home of
Dartmouth Skiing. Our facilities include men’s and women’s
locker rooms, ski room and recovery room, as well as our
office space. Most skiing activities radiate out from this
centrally located spot on campus.

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2013 Intercollegiate Schedule
Jan 11, 12 UVM Carnival (Alpine)
Stowe Mountain Resort, VT
Jan 18, 19 St. Lawrence University Carnival
Whiteface & Mount Van Hoevenberg, NY
Jan 25-27 Colby College Carnival
Sugarloaf & Quarry Road Recreation Area, ME
Feb 2, 3 UVM Carnival (Nordic)
Trapp Family Lodge, VT
Feb 8, 9 Dartmouth Carnival
Dartmouth Skiway & XC Ski Center at Oak Hill, NH
Feb 15,16 Middlebury Carnival
Middlebury Snowbowl & Rickert Ski Center, VT
Feb 22, 23 EISA Championships/Bates Carnival
Sunday River & Black Mountain, ME
Mar 6-9 NCAA Championships
Hosted by Middlebury College
Middlebury Snowbowl & Rikert Ski Center, VT
Cross Country
Eastern Cups
Dec. 15, 16 Craftsbury Outdoor Center, Craftsbury Common, VT
Jan. 12, 13 Mountain Top, Chittenden, VT
Feb. 2, 3 Trapp Family Lodge, Stowe, VT
Feb. 16, 17 Bond Brook, Augusta, ME
NENSA
Jan. 5 Bogburn, Pomfret, VT
Jan. 6 Jackson Jaunt, Jackson, NH
Jan. 26 White Mountain Classic, Jackson, NH
Feb. 2 Craftsbury Marathon, Craftsbury Common, VT
Feb. 10 Romance Half Marathon, Ripton, VT
Feb. 24 Strafford Nordic Relays, Stafford Nordic Center, VT
Mar. 2 Rangeley Lakes Loppet, Rangeley, ME
National Events
Nov. 23, 24 Super Tour, West Yellowstone, MT
Dec. 1, 2 Super Tour, Bozeman, MT
Jan. 2-8 U.S. National Championships, Soldier Hollow, Midway, UT
Mar. 9-16 Junior National Championships, Birch Hill Recreation
Area, Fairbanks, AK
Women’s Alpine
Competition Schedule
Varsity
Dec 12-15 Nor-Am 2GS/2SL, Panorama, BC
Dec 15, 16 FIS 2SL, Val St. Come, QC
Dec 18-21 Eastern Cup 2GS/2SL, Sugarloaf, ME
Jan 3-6 Eastern Cup 2GS/2SL, Stratton Mtn., VT
Mar 2, 3 Eastern Cup 2GS, Attitash, NH
Mar 15, 16 Nor-Am 2GS, Squaw Valley, CA
Mar 17, 18 Nor-Am 2SL, Sugar Bowl, CA
Mar 20-24 U.S. National Championships, Squaw Valley, CA
Mar 20, 21 Eastern Cup 2GS, Sugarbush, VT
Mar 23, 24 Eastern Cup 2SL, Waterville Valley, NH
Junior Varsity
Jan 16-18 FIS 1GS/2SL, Okemo, VT
Feb 10 Eastern Cup SL, Middlebury, VT
Feb 14, 15 FIS 2GS, Mt. Sunapee, NH
Feb 21, 22 FIS 2SL, Blackwater, NH
Feb 24 Eastern Cup, Cranmore, NH
Men’s Alpine
Varsity
Nov 24, 25 Nor-Am 2SL, Loveland, CO
Nov 26, 27 Nor-Am 2GS, Aspen, CO
Dec 5 – 9 Nor-Am 3DH 2SG, Copper Mtn., CO
Dec 12 – 16 Nor-Am 2SL 2GS SG SC, Panorama, BC
Dec 15, 16 FIS Race 2SL, Val St. Come, QC
Dec 18 -19 Eastern Cup 2SL 2GS, Sunday River, ME
Jan 3 – 4 Eastern Cup 2SL 2GS, Attitash, NH
Jan 31 – Feb 3 Nor-Am, 2SL 2GS, Vail, CO
Feb 10 Eastern Cup SL, Fisk Trophy, Suicide Six, VT
Feb 24 Eastern Cup SL, Cranmore, NH
Feb 25, 26 World Junior Championships SL GS, Mt. St. Anne, QC
Mar 2, 3 Eastern Cup 2GS, Burke Mtn., VT
Mar 13 – 17 Nor-Am 2SG 2GS 2SL, Nakiska, BC
Mar 20 – 24 U.S. National Championships, GS, SL, Squaw Valley, CA
Mar 20, 21 Eastern Cup 2GS, Stowe, VT
Mar 23, 24 Eastern Cup 2SL, Waterville Valley, NH
Apr 2 – 5 Eastern Spring Series 2SG 2GS, Sugarloaf, ME
Apr 6, 7 Eastern Spring Series 2SL, Sunday River, ME
Junior Varsity
Dec 31 Open FIS SL, Burke, VT
Jan 10 – 12 Development FIS GS 2SL, Waterville Valley, NH
Jan 16 - 18 Development FIS GS 2SL, Stratton Mtn., VT
Jan 23 - 25 Development FIS GS 2SG, Whiteface, NY
Feb 14, 15 Development FIS 2GS, Stowe, VT
Feb 21, 22 Open FIS 2SL, Burke Mtn., VT
Feb 24 Eastern Cup SL, Cranmore, NH
Mar 17 LaFoley GS, Dartmouth Skiway, NH
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www.dartmouth.edu/~dartski
Dartmouth Ski Team
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