Park City, Utah - Carissa Cassidy capped a stellar collegiate career Friday with her second consecutive All-American award in Slalom.

The 2025 EISA Slalom leader was in familiar position after the first run.  A year ago Cassidy won the opening run at the NCAA Championship event and held it together second run to finish 9th overall, good for Second Team All-American honors.  In Friday's race, the senior raced to a 2nd place finish after the first run in a packed field, and once again the star came through.  Wrangling the challenging terrain of Utah's Olympic Park, Cassidy finished 5th, just 0.44 seconds out of second place. First-year Kate McKenney had a great second run, placing 4th on the run to jump from 28th to 23rd place.  Althea Noyes, Colby's third female skier, had a solid first run (24th) before running into issues at the bottom of run two. As a team the women combined for a sixth place finish, tops for Division III institutions.

Justine Lamontagne of Montan State University made it a pair winning the race two days after collecting gold in Wednesday's Giant Slalom. Lamontagne is no stranger to the big stage as the Canadian has had nine World Cup starts this season as well as another at the recent Winter Olympic Games. 

Townsend Mikell, only two days removed from a remarkable fourth place in Wednesday's GS, put two more great runs together. His 8th place second run launched him into 15th place as Colby finished 11th on the men's side.  Oscar Zimmer won the first run and held on after the second run to claim the top step of the podium for Dartmouth. 

Combining Alpine and Nordic points after three days has Colby sitting in 11th overall ahead of Saturday's Nordic Freestyle.