Two MUHS skiers took first place in the freestyle competition, and one earned title and another took second in classic.
MUHS skiers snagged first place wins in the freestyle state championships, with another day of racing still to come.
“Views of Mount Orford opened up in front of us, topped with a slow clinging cloud and illuminated in afternoon light.”
“Parc national du Mont-Orford boasts 50 km for classic skiing and 26 km for skate skiing over a range of beginner, intermediate and advanced terrains.”
The race at Rikert Outdoor Center was the final home meet for MUHS this season.
Varsity skiers took top spots during last Thursday’s meet, and two local athletes made their varsity debut.
Three local high school Nordic skiers secured top-five finishes during the Dec. 30 Sleepy Hollow Classic Relay in Huntington.
The Middlebury Union High School boys’ Nordic team on Tuesday won a season-opening sprint race on home snow at Rikert Outdoor Center, while the girls’ team took fifth.
Bristol’s Emma Crum finished among the top competitors at the 2025 NCAA Skiing National Championships, hosted March 5-8 by Dartmouth College in Hanover, N.H.
The Middlebury Union High School girls’ and boys’ Nordic ski teams capped another successful winter with second- and third-place finishes, respectively, in the two-day Division II state championship meet held on Feb. 20 at the Craftsbury Outdoor Center an … (read more)
The Middlebury Union High School Nordic ski teams competed on Jan. 24 in 5-kilometer classic races at a seven-team meet at Stowe’s Trapp Family Lodge Outdoor Center.
In almost ideal conditions at Rikert Outdoor Center on Saturday, with gently falling snow adding to the atmosphere, the Division II Middlebury Union High School boys’ Nordic ski team finished third in an eight-team, 5-kilometer classic-style race against … (read more)
On Friday, Jan. 3, the Middlebury Union High School Nordic ski teams competed on their home trails at Rikert Outdoor Center in 3-kilometer classic races hosted by the Mount Mansfield team.
Stick season — it’s too cold to bike and too warm to ski — but it doesn’t have to be a wasted season. The effort you put in now to get in shape for skiing will pay off when Rikert Outdoor Center in Ripton gets groomed, and the trails are open.
Lisa Bernardin, a Middlebury resident and masters Nordic skier (those individuals who are over the age of 30), has recently begun spending time working on skills needed for a favorite pastime — cross-country skiing.
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