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Show Wednesday, January 3, 1990 The Daily Utah Chronide - Page Seventeen Ute skiecs place second in opener By Dustin Morris Chronicle Sports Writer Jeremy Ranch University of Utah skiers welcomed the new year by placing second overall in the Utah Invitational held Saturday and Sunday. The tournament officially opened the 1990 cross country season. Senior Kim Csizmazia started the season by placing first place in the 5K classical and 10K freestyle races. The three-yea- r All American's d performance helped the Utes second team engineer place Lady finishes in each race. Csizmazia is still recovering from foot problems that have plagued her short-hande- since the 1988 season. "It's much better, but still not 100 percent," Csizmazia revealed. "It felt really good. It's definitely an advantage to race at home in Utah," the Idaho native stated. Mark Gray, a junior who is skiing for the first time for Utah, led the Utes with a second place finish in Saturday's 10K classical race, just five tenths of a second behind Colorado's Perjakobsen. In Sunday's 15K freestyle contest, the results were even closer. In a photo finish, Gray edged out New CARN1TAS Wyoming, 86 and Western State College. 13. Team points are figured by adding points for the top three finishers of each team. Utah was able to bring only Kahr-NEE'-tah- women's events. When Kristin Bjervig felt ill, the women's team was severely handicapped. The field was small because the meet was in conflict with the U.S. National Cross Country bueno! (Fried Pork with Secret Sauce, Championships in Anchorage, Alaska. The top four finishers of the race were separated by only four hundredths of a second. "It was a very technical race, something like a bicycle race. No one wants to take the lead, so the finish is favorito mexicano. carne de puerco. Preparada en leche, coca, cerbeza y jugo de haranja. Se serbe concebolla, cilantro, salsa verde de tomatillo, y con guacamole, freoles, arroz y tortillas, que Es three skiers for the men's and Mexico's Sidre Mekjan by one hundredth of a second for third place. Un platillo s; Unfortunately, many top American skiers were not able to compete at Guacamole, Beans, Rice and Tortillas) Jeremy. "I'm really happy with our performance," Cross Country Coach Alan Watson said. "Especially when you consider that half our team is at the U.S. Nationals. . .and Kristen Bjervig was unable to race." "The best thing now is to build solidly, stay healthy and get stronger," Watson said, looking to the future. close," the Australian native stated shortly after Sunday's competition. Colorado, sparked by Jakobsen's victories in both men's events, led the team with 142 points, followed by Utah, 110; New Mexico, 106; RIO GRANDE CAFE A FINE" MON.-SA- T. 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