We arrived in Fort Kent late Wednesday night, and awoke early Thursday morning to breakfast in the "man-cave". Once we got to the Tenth Mountain Center, the club split up into groups and fore-ran the different courses. Thursday was the sprint race. Sam Humphries raced in the Youth Men's division, and finished 6th. He skied three 2.5 K loops, and shot one time prone and one time standing. Jackson Hall and Chester Jacobs raced in the Senior Boys division. Jackson finished first, and Chester finished second. They were supposed to ski three 2K loops, but instead skied three 2.5 k loops, making the race 7.5 K instead of 6. Oops! They shot once prone and once standing as well. It was their first real biathlon. Congratulations Sam, Chester, and Jackson! Thursday evening we had a big group dinner in one of the cabins. Everyone was riled up and excited from a great day in the sun.
Providing Athletes the Opportunity to Train and Race in the Sport of Biathlon
Monday, March 23, 2009
US Nationals in Fort Kent (Thursday)
We arrived in Fort Kent late Wednesday night, and awoke early Thursday morning to breakfast in the "man-cave". Once we got to the Tenth Mountain Center, the club split up into groups and fore-ran the different courses. Thursday was the sprint race. Sam Humphries raced in the Youth Men's division, and finished 6th. He skied three 2.5 K loops, and shot one time prone and one time standing. Jackson Hall and Chester Jacobs raced in the Senior Boys division. Jackson finished first, and Chester finished second. They were supposed to ski three 2K loops, but instead skied three 2.5 k loops, making the race 7.5 K instead of 6. Oops! They shot once prone and once standing as well. It was their first real biathlon. Congratulations Sam, Chester, and Jackson! Thursday evening we had a big group dinner in one of the cabins. Everyone was riled up and excited from a great day in the sun.
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