Park Record | 2000-01-26 | Page 24

0 B-4 E m i m 1 1 1 1 I m 1 1 1 The Park Record Wednesday, January 26, 2000 If you're not skiing come shopping at Main Street Mall we are located on iir Historic Main Street Across from the :-JlJ P Egyptian Theater Open 7 aaysweek 10am- 9pm Dugins West Mountain Retreat -, -eo'ed ees irfeof Design S Uruqi. G;fs era 5eyshirts Namest Etc. Flags Plus br Njme ,n 4" 5e Se e,. of and Park City Cellars - , , Pari Gv i CVv hst-Ki Room Guard,an Angels Park City Pendleton , veg, - pei e; , Accessories e c. ves e'e Southwestern Expressions Hildas Scc'"wesf A S htrtfiurt 2-? s cje- Wis y-d olecons ,'.c-ne-; C c"" ---g Traverso Las Tarascas -cd-nade -e'. voi Uorhng ---e-'-c VevC3-' "red & Jeei'v Mardi s Boutique 1890 Outlaw Lcadov Ve-rc-ot.'-a Antiques & tog Fjin-.rure TRAVERSO CO. Blowout Sale! up to 720 off handmade Peruvian a!paca sweaters & jewelry 647-9673 ROCK BOTTOM CL0SE0UT PRICES ON ALL 1999 MODEL SPRING AIR MATTRESSES at Heirloom means Spectacular Saings"6f our Entire Selection of Spring Air Mattresses Including Back Supporter Mattresses! BUY WITH NO CASH FOR 90 DAYS! FREE DELIVER! ! FREE SET-IT FREE REMOVAL OF OLD MATTRESS! 455-654-1817 480 1 MLN HEBER CITY OPEN M0N-FRI 10-6 SAT 10-5 Top accolades for Park City Ski Team by Karen Finocchio PARK CITY SKI TEAM The Park City Ski Team's Junior 4 and Junior 5 athletes welcomed their home hill opener with exceptional skiing and results. In the first series of its kind for Intermountain, Junior 4 through Junior 6 athletes competed com-peted in South Series giant slalom specifically for those age classes. PCST was unstoppable on their home hill despite many challenges from their competition. competi-tion. At the conclusion of the series, the team secured three of a possible four overall titles with Maggie Kraft, Megan McJames and Ryan Simons bringing in the victories. Coinciding with the overall wins, PCST dominated the top 15 and secured over 75 percent of the top positions. The series' second race placed the men's competition as the tightest that they have seen this season. Only a 0.6-second differential dif-ferential separated the top six places after the first run. When times were final, PCST took home eight top spots in the men's race and all the PCST women placed in the top 15. Achieving personal bests with precise skiing were Jamie Boland. Ryan Hunter and Erica Lindbloom. PCST athletes will carry this confidence onto this weekend's South Series Super-G hosted at Park City Mountain Resort. COURTESY OF NIEL ROSSMILLER Molly Cannon, a PCST J4 skier, makes a turn during last weekends week-ends So. Series Giant Slalom. PCST RESULTS: Jan. 22 DNF Heather ScagNone DNF Colin Askins 9th llth Hilary Wright Overall Result Women DNF Molly Cannon J5 (9-10) Jan. 23 Men 1st 1st Kiley Staples Men Overall Result Women 1st Austie Blais 2nd 6th Maggie Kraft 1st 1st Ryan Simons J5 (9-10) 3rd 3rd Ryan Simons 3rd 7th Catie Blaine 4th 5th Barrett Dewald ' 4 Maggie Kraft 5th 6th Marc Kleinman 3rd 15th Tyler Shinn 5th 6th MikeWallman 2nd 7th Cate Blaine 6th 7th Eric Higginson 5th 17th Marker Anderson 7th 8th Marc Kleinman 4 Kiley Staples 9th Nth Alec Barfield 8th 23rd Charlie Reynolds 8th 9th Seth Anderson 2nd 1 0th Marker Anderson 0th 14th Jamie Boland 1 0th 26th Peter Miller 9th 1 0th Eric Higginson 3rd l2tn Tyler Shinn 1 1 th 16th John Stafford llth 30th Henry Smith llth 13th Jamie Boland 7th 19th Peter Miller I3ch 20th John Moffat 14th 39th Alex Lee 12th Nth Alec Barfield 8th 23rd Charlie Reynolds 4th 21st Max Peters DNF Chris Dancy 14th 20th Ryan Hunter 1 0th 26th Alex Lee 15th 22nd Ryan Hunter J4 (M-12) 16th 24th Max Peters "th 27th Henry Smith 17 28th McGarrett 1st 2nd Megan McJames 18th 28th Austie Blais DNF Chris Dancy Sutherland 3rd 4th Alexa Perkiel 22nd 33rd McGarrett J4 (M-12) 18th 29th Colin Askins 6th 9th Shenandoah Drake Sutherland 1st 1st Megan McJames 24th 35th Zac Bennett 7th 1 0th Erica Lindbloom 24th 37th John Stafford 5th Alexa Perkiel DNF MikeWallman 8th llth DeveryKarz 27th 43rd Zac Bennett 5th 6th Heather Scagfione DNF Barrett Dewald 9th 13th Hilary Wright DNF John Moffat 8th 1 0th Erica Lindbloom An Insider's look at Sundance! 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After crashing during a 1998 World Cup in Italy, where he tore the meniscus in his left knee, the Park City High graduate underwent under-went surgery that December. He was just starting to come on, earning earn-ing World Cup points on the circuit. cir-cuit. After catching an edge and extending his left leg, Louis went down and "proceeded to slid for life all way to the fence." Six months later the knee still wasnl responding to the physical therapy, so he had a second ortho-scopic ortho-scopic surgery. Then, during camp last October, he fell and tore the same medial meniscus - pushing back his recovery timetable. "The knee will definitely never be the same but I expect it to be back enough to do what I need to do on the hill," said Louis whose goal is to be racing by late February or early March. After living in Boulder, Colo, for six years, the former Parkite is also considering a return to the town his team calls home. "You can be the most driven person in the world, but you still need the sight of the ski hills to stay motivated." he said. For Shaffer, the rehab has been equally grueling, but she loo is eyeing eye-ing a return to the gates as soon as the knee is ready. "Skiing now will be more like therapy than my typical idea of skiing," ski-ing," she said. Training on mostly flat runs, Shaffer spent a month of daily workouts at TOSH just to get to that point. Shaffer, a RowMart Ski Academy alumnus, who has lived in Park City since her graduation, tore the cartiledge off her femur during the season's first World Cup in France. "I was going around a gate at the top of a turn and heard a crunch," said Shafffer who remarkably, remark-ably, finished the run and even walked on the badly damaged knee the next day. When swelling ensued she knew something was wrong and had surgery shortly afterward. It was the latest in a string of , bad luck for the Parkite. 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