After winning the national title in the giant slalom on Thursday, Rob Cone repeated as an All-American on the final day of the 2015 NCAA Skiing Championships hosted by St. Lawrence. On the women's side, Mary Sackbauer also took home All-American honors. Colorado won the title with 505 points, followed by Denver (478), Utah (471) and Middlebury in eighth place (230). Saturday's alpine event took place at Whiteface Mountain in Lake Placid, New York.

Denver dominated the slalom, placing racers in second, third and fourth place. Dominique Garand of Vermont took home the title with a two-run time of 1:55.03. Cone sat in fifth place after one run and slipped to 10th with a combined time of 1:58.22 to earn All-American honors. Riley Plant finished the event in 24th place, with his two runs totaling 2:01.76 on the afternoon. Christopher McKenna, who was third in Thursday's slalom race, missed a gate and had to hike during his first run, putting him out of contention. He did complete his second run and ended the event in 30th place in 2:23.99.

Denver's Monica Huebner took home the women's title, covering the course with a two-run combined time of 1:56.52. Sackbauer was in 12th place after the first run, but a solid second effort moved her up the rankings as she finished ninth overall with a time of 1:58.74. Katelyn Barclay just edged her teammate Elle Gilbert, placing 23rd with a two-run time of 2:02.25. Gilbert ended the event in 25th place covering the courses with a time of 2:03.07.