Completed Event: Skiing versus 20K Freestyle (M) on March 8, 2025 , , 1st
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vs 20K Freestyle (M)
Monday, February 10
Park City, Utah / Utah Olympic Park
8:30 a.m.
University of Utah
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Slalom
Photo by: Davis Kuhn/Utah Athletics
Ski Team Wins Utah Invitational
2/10/2025 5:23 PM | Skiing
Herland, Hoffman and Norbye all podium in slalom on final day
PARK CITY, Utah – The Utah Ski Team had three slalom podiums as the Utes finished up their home meet on Monday at the Spencer F. Eccles Olympic Mountain Center with first place secured in the team standings.
Johs Braathen Herland and Harry Hoffman went 2-3 in the men's race while Kaja Norbye took silver in the women's competition. All told for the meet, Utah tallied 757 points on its home alpine and Nordic snow, with 188 points separating the Utes from Colorado (569). Denver rounded out the top three with 534.5 points.
In addition to the overall team standings, Utah led its home meet in alpine scoring (363) as well as broken out to women's alpine (180) and men's alpine (188).
Men's Race
Johs Braathen Herland (1:22.57) and Harry Hoffman (1:23.06) went 2-3, while Wilhelm Normannseth (1:23.48) took sixth to secure a meet-leading 98 men's slalom points for Utah.
Herland's silver medal came in part thanks to sitting second at the flip with an opening run time of 40.74 seconds. Hoffman had a nice climb in the final results, going from 13th after the first run to bronze at the end of the day.
Oliver Parazette placed 15th and Sindre Myklebust was 16th for Utah. Parazette also moved up in the final results, entering the afternoon in 24th place before his second run time was fifth-best.
All of Utah's five men's starters finished, but it was a challenging course for the field as just 19 out of 48 RMISA participants finished both runs.
Women's Race
Kaja Norbye was top-five in both runs—including second at the break—to finish with a total time of 1:21.02, two-hundredths of a second behind Sara Rask of Denver.
Claire Timmermann (1:22.85) was in the top-five of the final results and Evelina Fredricsson closed out the Utah scoring in seventh (1:23.59).
Melanie Dahlberg added a top-10 finish.
Next Up | Full Schedule | UOP Fan Guide
The Utes are off from alpine races for a little bit, before trekking up to Alaska for a combined trip. Utah will race in the Alaska Anchorage Invitational on February 19 and 21, while also completing the alpine portion of the RMISA Championships on February 20 and 22.
For Nordic, the Utes return to action this Sunday, February 16, with a classic sprint race in the Alaska Fairbanks Invitational. It'll be contested at Birch Hill in Fairbanks, Alaska.
Follow the Utah Ski Team
Follow the Utes on social media @utahskiteam.
Official Mobile App of Utah Athletics – Utah 360
The official mobile app of Utah Athletics is Utah 360. Download it today for access to news and information, schedules, rosters, stats and behind-the-scenes videos directly from your mobile device. The app is available in both the Apple Store (download) and Google Play (download). Add it today, access your game tickets and download them to your smartphone's wallet to make yourself game-day ready!
Johs Braathen Herland and Harry Hoffman went 2-3 in the men's race while Kaja Norbye took silver in the women's competition. All told for the meet, Utah tallied 757 points on its home alpine and Nordic snow, with 188 points separating the Utes from Colorado (569). Denver rounded out the top three with 534.5 points.
In addition to the overall team standings, Utah led its home meet in alpine scoring (363) as well as broken out to women's alpine (180) and men's alpine (188).
Men's Race
Johs Braathen Herland (1:22.57) and Harry Hoffman (1:23.06) went 2-3, while Wilhelm Normannseth (1:23.48) took sixth to secure a meet-leading 98 men's slalom points for Utah.
Herland's silver medal came in part thanks to sitting second at the flip with an opening run time of 40.74 seconds. Hoffman had a nice climb in the final results, going from 13th after the first run to bronze at the end of the day.
Oliver Parazette placed 15th and Sindre Myklebust was 16th for Utah. Parazette also moved up in the final results, entering the afternoon in 24th place before his second run time was fifth-best.
All of Utah's five men's starters finished, but it was a challenging course for the field as just 19 out of 48 RMISA participants finished both runs.
Women's Race
Kaja Norbye was top-five in both runs—including second at the break—to finish with a total time of 1:21.02, two-hundredths of a second behind Sara Rask of Denver.
Claire Timmermann (1:22.85) was in the top-five of the final results and Evelina Fredricsson closed out the Utah scoring in seventh (1:23.59).
Melanie Dahlberg added a top-10 finish.
Next Up | Full Schedule | UOP Fan Guide
The Utes are off from alpine races for a little bit, before trekking up to Alaska for a combined trip. Utah will race in the Alaska Anchorage Invitational on February 19 and 21, while also completing the alpine portion of the RMISA Championships on February 20 and 22.
For Nordic, the Utes return to action this Sunday, February 16, with a classic sprint race in the Alaska Fairbanks Invitational. It'll be contested at Birch Hill in Fairbanks, Alaska.
Follow the Utah Ski Team
Follow the Utes on social media @utahskiteam.
Official Mobile App of Utah Athletics – Utah 360
The official mobile app of Utah Athletics is Utah 360. Download it today for access to news and information, schedules, rosters, stats and behind-the-scenes videos directly from your mobile device. The app is available in both the Apple Store (download) and Google Play (download). Add it today, access your game tickets and download them to your smartphone's wallet to make yourself game-day ready!
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