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Alpine Skiing: 1st-place finishes plentiful for Mount Ski Gull race team

The Mount Ski Gull Race Team competed in two events.

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LAKE SHORE — Nine racers from the Mount Ski Gull Race team topped the podium in the Midwest Snowsports Development League event March 5 at Mount Ski Gull.

Aubree Marshall and Kaleb Pape were the top girl and boy skiers in the 5-6 age bracket.

Natalie Lunemann and Thomas Grover were the top 7 year olds, while Jewel Benson and Henry Torfin were the fastest 8 year olds

Johanna Benson posted the fastest time for the 10-year-old girls. Jacob Halbur was the fastest 11-year-old boy and Derek Halbur was the fastest 13-year-old boy.

There were a total of 111 racers from Detroit Mountain and Andes Tower Hills

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The MSDL race has each racer running two runs of slalom and two runs of giant slalom. The fastest time from each category is added together to give the racer their final race time.

Boys 5-6: 1-Kaleb Pape 1:13.69, 5-Lucas Pape 1:23.7, 7-Blake Marshall 1:30.0, 8-Tim Helsene 1:48.7, 9-Henry Moen 1:53.2, 10-Evan Noskowiak 2:21.1, 11-Lewis Ranweiler 2:25.8

Girls 5-6: 1-Aubree Marshall 1:32.0, 2-Brekken Parrish 1:34.1, 4-Kat Reyes 1:36.6, 5-Gigi Grandlund 1:37.1, Everleigh Noskowiak DNF

Boys 7: 1-Thomas Grover 1:13.8, 2-Elliot Noskowiak 1:14.6, 5-Carter Cline 1:27.3, Theo Barrett DNF

Girls 7:1-Natalie Lunemann 1:04.2. 2-Harper Brekken 1:17.0, 4-Thea Ude 1:21.9, 5-Raelynn Carey, 1:22.3, 6-Reagan O'Brien 1:22.4, 8-Ava Marshall 1:26.5, 10-Gabby Grandlund 1:29.5, 11-Franki Burton 1:32.3, 12-Lucy Marshall 1:42.1, Anna Rowlette DNF, Leighton Parrish DNF

Boys 8: 1-Henry Torfin 1:06.3, 3-Oliver Pieper 1:11.4, 4-Maury Zins 1:14.8, 8-Blake Ranweiler 1:34.4

Girls 8: 1-Jewel Benson 1:03.2, 5-Kasey Pape 1:21.2

Boys 9: 4-Bennett Isaacson 1:20.7, 5-Avery Moen 1:21.1, 6-Colby Phillips 1:21.5, 8-Maxon Bussler 1:24.0

Girls 9: 2-Kelsey Pape 1:01.8, 3-Cabi Burton 1:10.2

Boys 10: 2-Alex Pape 1:01.8, 3-Ezra Noskowiak 1:05.7, 4-Hudson Brekken 1:07.4

Girls 10: 1-Johanna Benson 1:07.2, 2-Clara Anderson 1:11.2, 5-Mia Ranweiler 1:31.5

Boys 11: 1-Jacob Halbur 26:24.0, 2-Landon Hagen 1:11.7, 4-Elijah Hayes 1:24.8

Boys 12: Lucas Cline 1:16.3Hakan Hall DNF

Girls 12: 2-Katja Yliniemi 1:10.8, 3-Kaylee Ranweiler 1:32.0

Boys 13: 1-Derek Halbur 42.66

Ski team competes at Spirit Mountain

DULUTH — Alex Pape, Derek Halbur and Logan Omberg were first-place finishes in the regular-season final for the NJRS season March 6 at Spirit Mountain.

Omberg skied a 1:21.1 to top the boys' 16-and-over division. Halbur won the boys 14-15 bracket and Pape captured the boys 8-9 group.

Kelsey Pape secured the top girls' finish for the Mount Ski Gull race team with a second-place finish in the 8-9 division.

There were 136 skiers at the event.

Girls 8-9: 2-Kelsey Pape 1:40.6, 4-Jewel Benson 1:44.0, 10-Kinsley Weiss 2:16.5

Girls 10-11: 6-Johanna Benson 1:36.8, 8-Clara Anderson 1:46.8

Boys 5: 3-Kaleb Pape 3:19.5

Boys 8-9: 1-Alex Pape 1:33.3, 10-Oliver Pieper 1:58.5

Boys 10-11: 6-Ashton Omberg 1:35.1, 18-Jacob Halbur 2:01.0

Boys 14-15: 1-Derek Halbur 1:22.2

Boys 16: 1-Logan Omberg 1:21.1

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