Show 4C The Sail Lake Tribune 7 I9Kif Saturday January & Lady Ule Skiers Glide lo Gold oiitinut'd C rm (': I u i baked the fastest men s time too Kndestad covered the 10K route in 1)5 25 7 and led a Jeremy Hanch Team class with Jon sweep of the Senior I’nderwood and John Callahan placing second and third In the men s masters competition I Mali Winter (lame s biathlon winner Jon Kngen of Uoeman Mont finished in 37 25 3 to collect his second gold of the games Park (Mtv Nordic ( lub Director Ken McCarthy placed cl m course in 19 lit! li Cimersitv of Colorado skier I’ei Kare Jakolisen won the mens colic-jjiatfit 0K 1 ace i Jukobseli Hi (if) 9 III 1 edged Nils Hull fioin the I'nneisity of Alaska Am hoiage i'itiHM) and Cte fiesluiian Luke liodeiisteiner 25 Ht) 91 the I Me ln itationa! team competition the IMah ladies scored H3 Colo-ladpoints to h ad ( 'olorado with 71 edged IMah HI 75 ill the men s standings A C S Ski Team athlete Aiidiin Kndestad (who is from Alaska but skis foi for Jeremy Kanclii In Suns 120 Mats DALLAS Mexr-oHmchmg-se2 5 WHSun 5 CMJ 12 Miner 10 4 5 24 Erarv 7 sun 2 0121 Imiy GO omt 4 W) 9 3 Totf ns 25 6 H 64 Ws Jordor- v- Bnggs 7 0- 3 4 75 McUuOiyJDlB Ciawsorw2A6 10 12 Bcjse 112 3 Rnworxj 3 3 Perkins 4 Totals 25 1Jr?5 66 Kxxson 0 Hyx 6 'Beerrom Three Pot mereAmtrofxyt Hutrroson Wsor 2 LCjmo terry) Nfestjcxoon 1 111 ‘0 (111) 17 Vinnx 11 J7 2 2 24 Dono-d-j nf'f ft 7 6ft ?ft Hoi a 4 IVG 2 Mvjf 11 5ft j 34 Tjru'h 4 5 2 10 S' p' 0 (TO 1H lo’On nr A f Ph6NIX(120) 02 ’521 SB Standings 13 6 2 3 r CONKPtMCF USTTfrN G0 CM ny I 13 st S bj 24 44 XJ'kJ'i IK A— '8 joHrijon 7 T© 14 4? 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