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Show The Daily Utah Chronicle, Monday, Rbmary 24, 1966 Page Eleven Colorado edges by Ute skiers for NCAA west reaion title Special to the Chronicle WINTER PARK, Colo.-U- tah closed out the 1986 collegiate regular ski season over the weekend in the same place it started the campaign seven weeks ago in second place. Colorado rode the shoulders of John Skajem, who won both slalom and giant slalom races, to capture its first meet of the season, the NCAA Western Regionals. The Golden Buffaloes finished with 400 points, while Utah was second w ith a 366 total. Defending national champion Wyoming was third with 335 points. pow erhouse Vermont, will be the favorites for the NCAA championships, which are set for March 5-- 8 in Stowe, Vt. Saturday, the Catamounts collected their 10th straight Eastern Regional crown. Colorado, which led 205-20- 4 after Friday's slate of races, added a victory in the women's race Saturday to establish the final results. Utah collected titles in three events. Freshman Grevy surfield with prised the women's ter Anne-Chant- al giant-slalo- m SPORTSCAN ... the Ute club hockey swept both ends of a doublehcadcr over USC Saturday at the Cottonwood Heights Recreation Center. It was never a contest in cither game as the U. crushed Southern California in both games, winning by scores of 2 and 10-Adam Peters led the U. in the first game, scoring three goals, while Dwight Walker and John Miller each scored three times in the nightcap. 6-- 5. Utah closes out its season against Colorado in a pair of games this weekend. The U. club will entertain the Golden Buffs Friday at 10:30 p.m. in the Salt Palace and Saturday at 12:15 p.m. at Cottonwood Heights. ... The Ute volleyball club dropped a decision to BYU Saturday by 15-scores of 15-- five-s- et 9, 14-1- 9, 6, 15-1- 7, 15-- 9. Also, the men's nordic team kept its unbeaten string intact with a victories. The 3xl0-kilomet- pair of relay team of er Asmund Driveness, Erik Baumann and Hans Martin Sjulstad won that event with 1 lv a 1:26.54. ' The men's title went to Baumann. The freshman from Oslo, V v """"" Norway had a 44:20. Sjulstad was second with a 45:00. The women's relay team was third with a 50:13. Also for Utah, Jeff Durtschi was second 3x5-kilome- The three squads, along with eastern 3x5-kilome- a two-ru- n time of 2:15.32. Grevy, from Sallanches, France, placed fourth in the slalom with a 1:31.14. ter in the slalom, placing behind Skajem's 1:28.09. Durtschi had a 1:29.20. James Vogcl and Igor Podboj placed second and third, respectively, in the giant slalom. Vogel recorded a 1:55.93 and Podboj finished with a 1:56.30. Jill Robins was third in the women's giant slalom with a 2:15.51 and Kim Csizmazia took fifth in the women's nordic race. Csizmazia had a 36:09. Utah skier Jill Robins cuts down the slope in previous ski team appearance. The Utes didn't have such an easy time of it this weekend dropping a 6 NCAA Regionals race to Colorado. The decision dropped the U. to in the Intermountain Collegiate Volleyball 1- Association. BVU is 400-36- -4 " 5-- 0. ... The U.s lacrosse club ripped Utah State Saturday afternoon on the Ballif field. Toulouse dominated the Aggies all day, winning 17-... the Ute track team coasted to its usual finish in the WAC indoor track and field championships over the lr K 3E jt 1 ATTENTION SOPHOMORES 4. last-pla- " Are you interested in a career in one of these fields? AVIATION (Pilot or flight Officer) NUCLEAR POWER ce weekend at the Air Force Academy. Hurt by the fact they have virtually no facilities to practice in, the Utes finished seventh in the seven-teafield. UTEP won the title, scoring 145 points to edge BVU's 115. Utah brought up the rear with a mere nine points. 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