The Middlebury alpine and nordic ski teams finished in fourth place with 682 points at the Bates Carnival. The University of Vermont claimed the crown with 826 points, followed by Dartmouth (797 points) and the University of New Hampshire (725 points).
 
NORDIC HIGHLIGHTS

• The men's squad swept places six through nine in the 10K freestyle, finishing second overall in the event with 111 points.
• The Moore duo led the way, with Willson Moore clocking in at 23:44.5 and Logan Moore finishing right behind with a time of 23:46.8. 
• Jack Christner rounded out the scorers finishing one place back (23:53.0), while Sam Hodges was right behind (24:08.1).
• For the second-straight day, Shea Brams was atop the podium, this time moving up one spot to second place. Brams completed the 10K freestyle in a time of 27:47.5.
• Charlotte Ogden crossed the finish line in 29:16.9, good for 14th place.
• Two spots back was Quincy Massey-Bierman, clocking in at 29:25.5. 
• The women combined for a runner-up finish, recording 99 points.  

ALPINE HIGHLIGHTS

• In the slalom, Sofia Yubero finished in seventh place with a two-run time of 1:40.50.
• Mika-Anne Reha was three spots back in 10th, recording a combined clocking of 1:40.59.
• Alexandra Cossette rounded out the scorers for the women, finishing in 17th place (1:41.57). 
• Charlie Lang had the fastest run of the day (42.48) on his second trip down the mountain, placing 12th overall (1:27.97). 
• Three spots back was Nico Richeda, finishing with a combined time of 1:28.22.
• Bradshaw Underhill had a two-run time of 1:28.40, good for 17th place.
• Both the men's and women's squads finished in fourth place in the event.

NOTES

• Middlebury finished in the top-5 in seven of the eight disciplines across three days of competition.

 
The Panthers will stay local next weekend, heading to Saint Michael's Carnival.