Alpine Skiing World Cup 1 - RP/results thread

[Kelssek]

Breckridge Basin, Virabia

Slalom - men's

		                Run 1	Run 2	Total
1	Pablo Ortiz (BER)	47.75	49.80	1:37.55
2	Rolf Hermann (DEL)	49.17	49.35	1:38.52
3	William Lyon (VRB)	49.09	50.29	1:39.38
4	Austin Hall (VRB)	48.30	51.57	1:39.87
5	Dirk Hirsch (QOD)	47.85	52.28	1:40.13
6	Simon Genereaux (KSK)	51.72	49.13	1:40.85
7	Roger Strofski (DEL)	51.83	49.59	1:41.42
8	Bradley Mason (ZWZ)	50.35	51.57	1:41.92
9	Nathan Robins (BER)	50.99	51.77	1:42.76
10	Ryan Hauvelo (HOS)	50.05	53.31	1:43.36
11	Evan Mackay (KSK)	52.18	51.50	1:43.68
12	Carlos Núñez (VRB)	51.05	52.76	1:43.81
13	Bodrick Bastmon (HOS)	51.83	52.20	1:44.03
14	Mark Rubin (DEL)	52.08	52.12	1:44.20
15	Lucas Huber (QOD)	52.15	52.12	1:44.27
16	Tommy Mancsio (DLI)	53.93	51.64	1:45.57
17	Mark Smith (NEW)	55.03	52.91	1:47.94
18	Steve Zacharias (NEW)	54.64	53.65	1:48.29
19	Eamon Dinke (KSK)	56.64	53.35	1:49.99
20	Rick Bracken (DEL)	53.19	57.57	1:50.76
21	Jeremy McCartney (BER)	59.14	51.90	1:51.04
22	Bode Robert (DLI)	59.41	54.88	1:54.29
23	Forii Hurstretten (MYT)	62.80	52.19	1:54.99
24	Thornton Ham (BER)	62.66	57.34	2:00.00
 —	Haris Hersic (MYT)	49.42	  DNF	
	James Thornton (KSK)	50.39	  DNF	
	Daniel Richter (QOD)	50.57	  DNF	
	Alex Guajardo (VRB)	51.15	  DNF	
	Jawad Karim (AKB)	52.19	  DNF	
	Ryan Martell (NEW)	52.20	  DNF	
	Asheque Amin (AKB)	58.90	  DNF	
	Rudi Tojasik (MYT)	59.36	  DNF	
	Jean-Luc Lacroix (KSK)	  DNF		
	Dima Waunder (ZWZ)	  DNF		
	Kristian Thalberg (QOD)	  DNF		
	Peng Hê (QOD)	  DNF		
	Henri Capernicov (LOO)	  DNF		
	Ferris Alkaev (ZWZ)	  DNF		
	Aaron Bends (BER)	  DNF		
	Sócrates Reyes (VRB)	  DNF		
	Todd Wojociechowski (NEW)	  DNF		
	Toufiq Karim (AKB)	  DNF		
	Benjamin Papineau (NEW)	  DNF		
	Chris Forester (DLI)	  DNF		
	Gareth Delano (DEL)	  DNF		
	Jim Cross-Mann (ZWZ)	  DNF		

Slalom - women's

                                     Run 1	Run 2	Total
1	Li Peng Xiu (QOD)	        52.40	50.77	1:43.17
2	Sabine Fisher (QOD)	        52.05	51.28	1:43.33
3	Ariadne Dromm (ZWZ)	        52.20	52.02	1:44.22
4	Karen Kapinsky (KSK)	        51.74	53.49	1:45.23
5	Elizabeth Bafunta (BER)	        52.75	52.62	1:45.37
6	Gina Morris (ZWZ)		53.99	51.57	1:45.56
7	Ellie Harriman (QOD)		53.04	52.96	1:46.00
8	Sadia Sultana (AKB)		53.52	52.75	1:46.27
9	Lily Witterich (MYT)		53.09	53.85	1:46.94
10	Tanya Pearson (KSK)		53.20	54.82	1:48.02
11	Ashley Taylor (NEW)		55.37	53.17	1:48.54
12	Liliane Barrett (LEN)		55.13	54.69	1:49.82
13	Geneviève Lachine (KSK)		52.22	57.66	1:49.88
14	Sarah Sullivan (NEW)		53.54	57.25	1:50.79
15	Anamaria Velasco (BER)		53.03	58.01	1:51.04
  	Kate Smith (DEL)		58.19	52.85	1:51.04
17	Lisa Smith (VRB)		58.51	53.98	1:52.49
18	Shandin Rams (BER)		53.66	59.48	1:53.14
19	Tekla Angelina (VUL)		57.70	55.61	1:53.31
20	Kristen Madison (NEW)		59.24	54.11	1:53.35
21	Patricia O'Riley (BER)		59.85	53.63	1:53.48
22	Sofi Porter (VRB)		60.04	53.81	1:53.85
23	Maria Townsend (DLI)		59.55	55.57	1:55.12
24	Oli Canztrin (LOO)		59.75	59.57	1:59.32
25	Carli Roanoke (VRB)		66.26	53.72	1:59.98
26	Jamie Monash (KSK)		60.30	59.75	2:00.05
27	Anna Peterson (DEL)		62.02	59.34	2:01.36
28	Delia Hunter (KSK)		70.44	54.84	2:05.28
 —	Lily Ferguson (ZWZ)		52.63	DNF	
	Rachel Joubert (NEW)		53.00	DNF	
	Penny Beeckles-Ulewa (ZWZ)	53.08	DNF	
	Isabelle Rochecter (DLI)	53.18	DNF	
	Lindsay Colbert (DEL)		56.38	DNF	
	Julia Bell (DEL)		59.28	DNF	
	Maliha Nassim (AKB)		59.46	DNF	
	Ammeline Christianson (DEL)	DNF		
	Dolores Ribey (ZWZ)	 	DNF		
	Jewel Friesen (QOD)	  	DNF		
	Brittany Olsen (NEW)	  	DNF		
	Brittany Brooks (VRB)	  	DNF		
	Kyla Peterson (BER)	  	DNF		
	Caitlin Barry (QOD)	  	DNF		

Standings

Men's individual

		                DH	SG	GS	SL	SC	Total
Jean-Luc Lacroix (KSK)		66	56	29	0	115	266
Josh Hanes (KSK)		160	36	5	0	32	233
Wilhelm Biber (QOD)		92	95	0	0	24	211
Mark Wallace (VRB)		33	22	60	0	52	167
Liam Mackay (VRB)		76	32	4	0	38	150
Roger Strofski (DEL)		0	0	12	36	100	148
Sócrates Reyes (VRB)		15	0	0	0	130	145
Jancarlo Ruggiero (DEL)		60	76	0	0	0	136
Ted Tulow (VRB)			50	82	0	0	0	132
Hubert Samson (NEW)		62	4	14	0	50	130
Mickey Alva (VRB)		0	12	40	0	71	123
Iosep Jurat (MYT)		0	122	0	0	0	122
Tyler Wills (ZWZ)		0	110	0	0	8	118
Bradley Mason (ZWZ)		0	13	45	32	26	116
Marlen Caves (ZWZ)		34	80	0	0	0	114
Johann Jorgen (QOD)		0	100	0	0	10	110
Mark Robinson (VRB)		36	69	0	0	0	105
Ramon De Tortuga (BER)		104	0	0	0	0	104
Michael Grant (QOD)		100	0	0	0	0	100
Joseph Bengtsson (QOD)		0	0	100	0	0	100
Pablo Ortiz (BER)		0	0	0	100	0	100
Nick Nile (BER)			45	0	6	0	48	99
James Thornton (KSK)		0	15	0	0	80	95
Wilhelm Gausse (DEL)		44	38	0	0	13	95
Rolf Herrmann (DEL)		0	11	0	80	0	91
Evan Mackay (KSK)		66	0	0	24	0	90
Steve Zacharias (NEW)		24	12	0	13	33	82
Daniel Richter (QOD)		0	0	80	0	0	80
Evayan Meirain (VUL)		9	36	0	0	32	77
Nathan Robins (BER)		14	5	26	29	0	74
Bodrick Bastmon (HOS)		0	0	18	20	36	74
Thorton Ham (BER)		0	0	0	7	61	68
Ryan Hauvelo (HOS)		0	15	0	26	26	67
Rick Bracken (DEL)		24	0	9	11	22	66
Yurij Valatan (MYT)		0	0	0	0	65	65
Jim Cross-Mann (ZWZ)		0	0	0	0	60	60
William Lyon (VRB)		0	0	0	60	0	60
Mathias Abendroth (QOD)		0	60	0	0	0	60
Simon Genereaux (KSK)		0	14	0	40	0	54
Carlos Núñez (VRB)		0	0	24	22	6	52
Asif Saleh (AKB)		32	6	0	0	13	51
Eamon Dinke (KSK)		0	0	8	12	30	50
Volya Maturri-Catan (ZWZ)	50	0	0	0	0	50
Tim McNeil (QOD)		0	0	50	0	0	50
Austin Hall (VRB)		0	0	0	50	0	50
Frank Dos Santos (HOS)		18	32	0	0	0	50
Ryan Martell (NEW)		6	0	0	0	40	46
Dirk Hirsch (QOD)		0	0	0	45	0	45
Connor Ducalf (ZWZ)		45	0	0	0	0	45
Shane Tanksley (KSK)		24	20	0	0	0	44
Faddei Varnava (VUL)		0	0	0	0	44	44
Jerry Smith (HOS)		18	6	0	0	20	44
Andy O'Sullivan (KSK)		43	0	0	0	0	43
Jawad Karim (AKB)		1	36	0	0	5	42
Mark Smith (NEW)		14	1	0	14	11	40
Benjamin Papineau (NEW)		0	35	3	0	0	38
Pauli Smirnov (DEL)		2	35	0	0	0	37
Toufiq Karim (AKB)		0	22	0	0	14	36
Henri Capernicov (LOO)		0	0	0	0	36	36
Bode Robert (DLI)		3	24	0	9	0	36
Marat Masic (MYT)		0	0	36	0	0	36
Mark Rubin (DEL)		0	0	16	18	0	34
Chris Forester (DLI)		0	0	32	0	0	32
Tomas Vetelec (MYT)		10	13	0	0	9	32
Asheque Amin (AKB)		0	15	2	0	12	29
Jeremy McCartney (BER)		0	0	11	10	7	28
Markus Meister (QOD)		24	0	0	0	3	27
Tommy Mancsio (DLI)		0	12	0	15	0	27
Gareth Delano (DEL)		0	0	10	0	12	22
Lucas Huber (QOD)		0	0	22	0	0	22
Aaron Bends (BER)		0	0	20	0	0	20
Ryland Pritchard (DEL)		11	2	0	0	7	20
Peter Arlington (BER)		0	0	0	0	20	20
Misha Redding-Krupin (ZWZ)	19	0	0	0	0	19
Vladislav Masic (MYT)		0	18	0	0	0	18
Lucas Huber (QOD)		0	0	0	16	0	16
Jyri Kortesmäki (QOD)		0	0	15	0	0	15
Randy Hillier (NEW)		0	1	13	0	0	14
Sebastian Eisenberg (QOD)	13	0	0	0	0	13
Martin Dreher (QOD)		0	9	0	0	0	9
Forii Hurstretten (MYT)		0	0	1	8	0	9
Martin Krüger (QOD)		0	7	0	0	0	7
Dima Waunder (ZWZ)		0	0	7	0	0	7
Rudi Tojasik (MYT)		0	0	0	0	6	6
Joonas Vauhkonen (QOD)		6	0	0	0	0	6
Maxwell Okna (DLI)		0	5	0	0	0	5
Todd Wojociechowski (NEW)	3	0	0	0	0	3
Caleb Bree (ZWZ)		3	0	0	0	0	3
Kevin King (LEN)		0	2	0	0	0	2
Piet Mulhaney (ZWZ)		0	0	0	0	0	0

Women's individual

				DH	SG	GS	SL	SC	Total
Dolores Ribey (ZWZ)		110	90	32	0	23	255
Geneviève Lachine (KSK)		0	0	0	20	200	220
Ariadne Dromm (ZWZ)		48	36	8	60	36	188
Delia Hunter (KSK)		72	70	0	3	29	174
Alfonsina Arroyo (VRB)		48	58	0	0	60	166
Vanna Helsen (ZWZ)		160	0	4	0	0	164
Vera Sokoll (ZWZ)		63	100	0	0	0	163
Mandy Kohl (QOD)		118	44	0	0	0	162
Anamaria Velasco (BER)		0	126	0	16	18	160
Valerie Adams (VRB)		37	47	20	0	53	157
Anna Peterson (DEL)		10	46	45	4	50	155
Emily Sanderson (QOD)		32	82	0	0	36	150
Rebecca Arnott (QOD)		45	14	0	0	87	146
Sadia Sultana (AKB)		18	62	13	32	18	143
Katie Lewis (NEW)		24	80	0	0	28	132
Alison Wells (KSK)		29	100	0	0	0	129
Gina Morris (ZWZ)		0	0	36	40	52	128
Maliha Nassim (AKB)		13	80	6	0	27	126
Lisa Smith (VRB)		6	48	22	14	28	118
Petra Didrikya (DEL)		54	31	0	0	28	113
Jasmin Santos (BER)		101	4	0	0	0	105
Lauren Volk (QOD)		0	0	0	0	104	104
Li Peng Xiu (QOD)		0	0	0	100	0	100
Katri Laitinen (QOD)		0	0	100	0	0	100
Rachel Joubert (NEW)		0	11	80	0	0	91
Lindsay Colbert (DEL)		31	4	5	0	48	88
Anke Zimmer (QOD)		56	32	0	0	0	88
Ashley Taylor (NEW)		20	10	12	24	22	88
Sabine Fisher (QOD)		0	0	0	80	0	80
Kate Smith (DEL)		0	0	60	16	0	76
Sarah Sullivan (NEW)		20	26	10	18	0	74
Celina Månsson (QOD)		0	0	0	0	72	72
Jane Novkaks (BER)		21	50	0	0	0	71
Karen Kapinsky (KSK)		0	0	18	50	0	68
Julia Bell (DEL)		10	35	3	0	20	68
Anne Hrudy (KSK)		57	9	0	0	0	66
Kristen Madison (NEW)		29	0	0	11	26	66
Angelica Doubts (BER)		0	0	1	0	60	61
Liliane Barrett (LEN)		12	24	0	22	0	58
Kayla Asivik (MYT)		47	8	0	0	0	55
Shandin Rams (BER)		0	0	0	13	40	53
Patricia O'Riley (BER)		14	18	10	10	0	52
Ammeline Christianson (DEL)	0	0	0	0	50	50
Lara Carlsson (QOD)		0	0	50	0	0	50
Oli Canztrin (LOO)		27	12	2	7	0	48
Serafina Pérez (VRB)		36	11	0	0	0	47
Elizabeth Bafunta (BER)		0	0	0	45	0	45
Angéline Couche (KSK)		0	0	0	0	45	45
Penny Beeckles-Ulewa (ZWZ)	0	0	40	0	0	40
Sammi Svajgar (MYT)		26	13	0	0	0	39
Meghan Robinson (NEW)		0	0	0	0	38	38
Aniya Dosiesia (VUL)		0	0	0	0	37	37
Ellie Harriman (QOD)		0	0	0	36	0	36
Sofi Porter (VRB)		7	18	0	9	0	34
Björk Mæja Kjartansdóttir (QOD)	24	9	0	0	0	33
Lily Witterich (MYT)		0	0	0	29	0	29
Lily Ferguson (ZWZ)		0	0	29	0	0	29
Tanya Pearson (KSK)		0	0	0	26	0	26
Zhu Chu (QOD)			0	0	26	0	0	26
Tekla Angelina (VUL)		0	0	24	0	0	24
Jamie Monash (KSK)		0	17	0	5	0	22
Mary Neilson (VRB)		0	0	0	0	20	20
Maria Townsend (DLI)		11	0	0	8	0	19
Elizabeth Bafunta (BER)		0	0	16	0	0	16
Brittany Olsen (NEW)		0	0	0	0	15	15
Hisayo Kotani (QOD)		0	0	15	0	0	15
Michelle Eckhoff (QOD)		0	0	14	0	0	14
Tekla Angelina (VUL)		0	0	0	12	0	12
Meredith Kane (DEL)		1	10	0	0	0	11
Kyla Peterson (BER)		0	0	11	0	0	11
Isabelle Rochecter (DLI)	0	0	7	0	0	7
Carli Roanoke (VRB)		0	0	0	6	0	6

Nations Cup

Quintessence of Dust	1951
Kelssek			1646
Virabia			1501
Zwangzug		1190
Delaclava		1177
Bergnovinaia		998
Newmanistan		867
Akbarabad		416
Mytannion		316
Hossaim			235
Vulshain		194
D Land and Isles	126
Liventia		64
Loonertarian		40

[Quintessence of Dust]

OOC: The cartoons, especially the second, are genius, Zwangzug.

Posted on the In Brief section of the QBS website.

Quodites off to good start in slalom, giant slalom, longest name categories

Two time Olympic medalist Li Peng Xiu won the slalom at Brockyrodge Basnips, Virabbleton, thanks to posting the fastest run of the day on a challenging course. Teammate Sabine Fisher led after the first run, but was beaten to second by Xiu's excellent second time. "It's great to be here in Brickriddle Batton," said Xiu after the race. Elsewhere in Varbaria, the Asses giant slalom course saw Quodite men take three of the top four spots, including a win for Joseph Bengtsson, and the women three of the top ten with Katri Laitinen competing the double for an impressive start.

Quintessence of Dust now lead the team rankings, and the Quodite Ski Federation was also pleased to announce that Björk Mæja Kjartansdóttir is expected to easily win the longest participant name category. "Right now, every win our skiers get gives us hope," said team spokesperson Wilhelm Biber. "However, most of all we are just enjoying trying out these foreign slopes, getting to know new people, and ruthlessly promoting our country's crushingly bleak mixture of socially intrusive welfarism and rank neoliberalism. And waving flags."

However, with controversy growing over a possible failure of the Department of Sport to fund an Olympic alpine ski team, Han Chung warned against complacency. "My congratulations to those Quodite skiers who've represented their countries well so far. But let's not rest easy now! This kind of cup is a marathon, not a sprint, and they will need to be prepared for leaner times to come." The noted dispensation of Quodite athletes for dramatically choking has also been noted as a concern by some. "It's a worry," said Hanna Brown (nee van Himpfelschnoorrddt), who won numerous awards for longest name during her football career before tragically marrying childhood sweetheart John Brown

[Vulshain]

Vulshainian Confederate News and Media Network

Vulshainian Skiiers Struggling

The skiiers from Vulshain, while making some progress, are still struggling to get into the top rankings. "It's very difficult, but I hope we make it," said Tekla Angelina who got 19th place in the Slalom event. As of right now, Vulshain is overall in eleventh place. The skiiers are doing their best, but let's hope they can still keep on improving.

[Liventia]

(OOC: Liventia are listed with 64 Nations Cup points, but Kevin King has 2 points and Lilian Barrett 58 points, which should total 60.)

Paralympians making waves (avalanches?) on World Cup circuit

Breckridge Basin, VIRABIA— Liventia's two Paralympians currently competing on the able-bodied alpine skiing World Cup circuit have found the going fairly difficult, but recent good performances have started to make waves – or should that be avalanches.

Liliane Barrett, Liventia's female competitor on the circuit, finished the recent Winter Paralympics in Neverend with three bronzes, and to date has had the better performances of the two, with male counterpart Kevin King – Paralympic champion in the Super-G sitting competition – having struggled against vastly more experienced able-bodied competitors. Barrett, on the other hand, has shown no sign of being daunted by her rivals – perhaps a side-effect of having had to watch Ariddian superstar La Little claim two golds and a silver from Barrett's three Paralympic races – and finished yesterday's slalom event in an impressive 12th place, enough to claim 22 World Cup points.

Barrett, who finished 11th in a Super-G race in Greschmeier, Quintessence of Dust earlier in the season good for 24 points, now has 58 points, a whopping 97 percent of Liventia's Nations Cup points total. King, on the other hand, has contributed just two points to that total, thanks to a 29th-placed finish at the same event at which Barrett scored her 11th place finish. However, King is not complaining.

"Whenever someone reminds me of the standings what I tell them, and tell myself, is that I'm not supposed to be here. I've got a motor disability in my legs. But here I am on a sitski, competing amongst the best able-bodied athletes, and I've managed to score World Cup points. That is plenty of satisfaction for me. I don't ask for too much; I've already got a Paralympic gold medal. What I tell people is to stop wasting their time trying to get me down and instead try to focus that effort on supporting disabled sport."

[Virabia]

The Vonghurst Star
Virabia cruisin' for a brusin' come Olympic Time

BRECKRIDGE - Back when the world cup circuit was first announced, it was hailed as a big milestone for the sport of Alpine Skiing across the world. At long last, there would be a major international competition that didn't happen every 12 years. Not only would it serve to fill the hole in our hearts (don't even deny that you have it) that only top tier ski competitions can fill but, we would also gain a preview of sorts of what to expect from the olympic field. Granted, the field in the world cup is much, much smaller (only 14 nations) but, when we look at whose sending skiers, many of the elite nations are there.

So far, Virabi skiers have done rather well in this field. Yet, come the olympics, we will not find success. Sure, we have more men in the overall top ten than any other nation and Sócrates Reyes sits atop the super combined standings. Hell, even two of our women skiers are in the top and when you look at the overall performance of each nation in this competition, Virabia places third. A scant hundred or so points behind Kelssek. Yet, despite all of this, six or so months from now, when the winter athletes of the world converge in Ashton, Krytenia; Virabia will fail.

Many of you are probably thinking to yourselves, But how? You just said how we are one of the elite skiing nations of the world. Theres no way we're going to do bad. Or at least as bad as you say!

Well hypothetical person, to you I say, "Yes! I did just say that we are with out a doubt amongst the big names in skiing internationally."

However, we did not get there on the backs of one or two good performances, or just one or two strong skiers. The only reason we are in the position that we are in right now is that our skiers have been extremely consistent. We aren't the guys grabbing the gold or even the bronze. We're the eternal fourth place who always finishes fourth regardless of who finishes atop the podium, which is a good method for success in the longer tournaments. This only improves when you are able to often get more than just one or two of your skiers into the top ten (as our skiers have shown that they have been able to do).

This strategy, however, only works in longer events like the world cup. In the olympics, you only get one shot at gold and regardless if it's the fairest way to run things, it is run that way. Thus, you have to use that one chance to it's full potential. You have to milk it for all it's got. So far, we have not seen that in the ASWC. On paper our skiers are every bit as good as Jean-Luc Lacroix or Wilhelm Biber but, they lack that extra bit of drive to improve their selves that tiny bit to put them over the top. It works here but, come Ashton, the only places that matter are gold, silver and bronze.

[Kelssek]

Northern Hillside, Hossaim

Slalom - men's

				Run 1	Run 2	Total
1	Toufiq Karim (AKB)	49.00	49.14	1:38.14
2	Austin Hall (VRB)	50.21	48.97	1:39.18
3	William Lyon (VRB)	49.91	50.24	1:40.15
4	Lucas Huber (QOD)	49.75	50.54	1:40.29
5	Daniel Richter (QOD)	51.88	48.79	1:40.67
6	Peng Hê (QOD)		51.60	49.72	1:41.32
7	Benjamin Papineau (NEW)	49.70	51.86	1:41.56
8	Dirk Hirsch (QOD)	51.80	49.85	1:41.65
9	Ferris Alkaev (ZWZ)	52.78	49.29	1:42.07
10	Dima Waunder (ZWZ)	47.74	54.57	1:42.31
11	Jeremy McCartney (BER)	51.86	51.68	1:43.54
12	Mark Smith (NEW)	51.74	52.14	1:43.88
13	Nathan Robins (BER)	51.72	52.30	1:44.02
14	Aaron Bends (BER)	52.70	52.24	1:44.94
15	Jawad Karim (AKB)	52.63	53.17	1:45.80
16	Ryan Martell (NEW)	51.53	54.76	1:46.29
17	Bode Robert (DLI)	52.29	54.74	1:47.03
18	Bradley Mason (ZWZ)	50.83	57.20	1:48.03
19	Steve Zacharias (NEW)	54.21	54.03	1:48.24
20	Bodrick Bastmon (HOS)	56.18	52.21	1:48.39
21	Evan Mackay (KSK)	55.60	53.46	1:49.06
22	Ryan Hauvelo (HOS)	54.78	55.59	1:50.37
23	Todd Wojociechowski (NEW)59.01	53.40	1:52.41
24	Rudi Tojasik (MYT)	52.33	60.70	1:53.03
25	Forii Hurstretten (MYT)	56.21	57.19	1:53.40
26	Mark Rubin (DEL)        61.62	53.19	1:54.81
27	Rick Bracken (DEL)      62.64	53.22	1:55.86
 —	Kristian Thalberg (QOD)	49.52	  DNF	
	Carlos Núñez (VRB)	49.84	  DNF	
	Roger Strofski (DEL)	49.86	  DNF	
	Chris Forester (DLI)	49.87	  DNF	
	Alex Guajardo (VRB)	50.50	  DNF	
	Jim Cross-Mann (ZWZ)	51.81	  DNF	
	Jean-Luc Lacroix (KSK)	52.24	  DNF	
	Haris Hersic (MYT)	  DNF		
	Pablo Ortiz (BER)	  DNF		
	Gareth Delano (DEL)	  DNF		
	Eamon Dinke (KSK)	  DNF		
	Rolf Hermann (DEL)	  DNF		
	James Thornton (KSK)	  DNF		
	Simon Genereaux (KSK)	  DNF		
	Asheque Amin (AKB)	  DNF		
	Tommy Mancsio (DLI)	  DNF		
	Henri Capernicov (LOO)	  DNF		
	Thornton Ham (BER)	  DNF		
	Sócrates Reyes (VRB)	  DNF

Slalom - women's

					Run 1	Run 2	Total
1	Rachel Joubert (NEW)		51.13	51.82	1:42.95
2	Sabine Fisher (QOD)		52.33	52.47	1:44.80
3	Karen Kapinsky (KSK)		52.95	52.46	1:45.41
4	Ammeline Christianson (DEL)	52.59	53.05	1:45.64
5	Geneviève Lachine (KSK)		51.76	54.67	1:46.43
6	Ariadne Dromm (ZWZ)		51.74	55.00	1:46.74
7	Lily Ferguson (ZWZ)		54.08	52.88	1:46.96
8	Li Peng Xiu (QOD)		53.66	53.91	1:47.57
9	Lily Witterich (MYT)		55.33	52.88	1:48.21
10	Gina Morris (ZWZ)		56.12	52.99	1:49.11
11	Kate Smith (DEL)		54.10	56.67	1:50.77
12	Kristen Madison (NEW)		54.49	56.74	1:51.23
13	Caitlin Barry (QOD)		53.43	58.41	1:51.84
14	Tekla Angelina (VUL)		58.92	53.03	1:51.95
15	Patricia O'Riley (BER)		59.30	53.35	1:52.65
16	Oli Canztrin (LOO)		54.01	59.91	1:53.92
17	Sadia Sultana (AKB)		55.07	59.61	1:54.68
18	Carli Roanoke (VRB)		55.02	60.02	1:55.04
19	Ashley Taylor (NEW)		56.13	59.56	1:55.69
20	Anamaria Velasco (BER)		59.11	59.68	1:58.79
21	Maliha Nassim (AKB)		59.16	59.68	1:58.84
22	Tanya Pearson (KSK)     	61.77	57.10	1:58.87
23	Isabelle Rochecter (DLI)	59.44	59.72	1:59.16
24	Lindsay Colbert (DEL)		59.46	61.26	2:00.72
25	Maria Townsend (DLI)    	61.63	59.44	2:01.07
26	Delia Hunter (KSK)      	63.87	57.87	2:01.74
 —	Brittany Olsen (NEW)		53.90	DNF	
	Anna Peterson (DEL)		55.21	DNF	
	Julia Bell (DEL)		55.48	DNF	
	Lisa Smith (VRB)		55.92	DNF	
	Jamie Monash (KSK)		57.44	DNF	
	Dolores Ribey (ZWZ)	  	DNF		
	Jewel Friesen (QOD)	  	DNF		
	Liliane Barrett (LIV)	  	DNF		
	Brittany Brooks (VRB)	  	DNF		
	Kyla Peterson (BER)	  	DNF		
	Sarah Sullivan (NEW)	  	DNF		
	Sofi Porter (VRB)	  	DNF		
	Penny Beeckles-Ulewa (ZWZ)	DNF		
	Ellie Harriman (QOD)	  	DNF		
	Elizabeth Bafunta (BER)	  	DNF		
	Shandin Rams (BER)	  	DNF

Super G - men's

1 Martin Dreher (QOD)                        1:30.45
 2 Mickey Alva (VRB)                          1:30.46
 3 Hubert Samson (NEW)                        1:30.56
 4 Martin Krüger (QOD)                        1:30.65
 5 Wilhelm Biber (QOD)                        1:30.76
 6 Pauli Smirnov (DEL)                        1:30.81
 7 Jean-Luc Lacroix (KSK)                     1:30.99
 8 Asheque Amin (AKB)                         1:31.05
   Ted Tulow (VRB)                            1:31.05
10 Asif Saleh (AKB)                           1:31.10
11 Johann Jorgen (QOD)                        1:31.15
12 Mathias Abendroth (QOD)                    1:31.19
13 Mark Wallace (VRB)                         1:31.21
14 Josh Hanes (KSK)                           1:31.38
15 Mark Robinson (VRB)                        1:31.44
16 Mark Rubin (DEL)                           1:31.55
17 Bradley Mason (ZWZ)                        1:31.57
18 Nathan Robins (BER)                        1:31.59
19 Chris Forester (DLI)                       1:31.63
20 Piet Mulhaney (ZWZ)                        1:31.65
21 Evayan Meirain (VUL)                       1:31.96
   Jancarlo Ruggiero (DEL)                    1:31.96
23 Jawad Karim (AKB)                          1:32.19
24 Pablo Ortiz (BER)                          1:32.50
25 Tyler Wills (ZWZ)                          1:32.53
26 Bode Robert (DLI)                          1:32.68
27 Vladislav Masic (MYT)                      1:32.78
28 Jerry Smith (HOS)                          1:32.84
29 Kevin King (LIV)                           1:32.96
30 Tommy Mancsio (DLI)                        1:33.10
31 Maxwell Okna (DLI)                         1:33.17
32 Henri Capernicov (LOO)                     1:33.31
33 Randy Hillier (NEW)                        1:33.58
34 Jeremy McCartney (BER)                     1:34.17
35 Rolf Herrmann (DEL)                        1:34.31
36 Tomas Vetelec (MYT)                        1:34.44
37 Jim Cross-Mann (ZWZ)                       1:35.84
38 Frank Dos Santos (HOS)                     1:36.66
39 Ryan Hauvelo (HOS)                         1:37.05
40 Benjamin Papineau (NEW)                    1:37.40
41 Rick Bracken (DEL)                         1:38.29
42 Simon Genereaux (KSK)                      1:38.32
43 Peter Arlington (BER)                      1:38.83
 — Iosep Jurat (MYT)                              DNF
   James Thornton (KSK)                           DNF
   Liam Mackay (VRB)                              DNF
   Mark Smith (NEW)                               DNF
   Marlen Caves (ZWZ)                             DNF
   Nick Nile (BER)                                DSQ
   Ryland Pritchard (DEL)                         DNF
   Shane Tanksley (KSK)                           DNF
   Steve Zacharias (NEW)                          DNF
   Toufiq Karim (AKB)                             DNF
   Wilhelm Gausse (DEL)                           DNF

Super G - women's

1 Katie Lewis (NEW)                          1:20.48
 2 Emily Sanderson (QOD)                      1:20.64
 3 Alison Wells (KSK)                         1:21.27
 4 Björk Mæja Kjartansdóttir (QOD)            1:21.37
 5 Serafina Pérez (VRB)                       1:21.38
 6 Vanna Helsen (ZWZ)                         1:21.57
 7 Mandy Kohl (QOD)                           1:21.90
 8 Sofi Porter (VRB)                          1:21.96
 9 Ariadne Dromm (ZWZ)                        1:22.00
10 Anamaria Velasco (BER)                     1:22.01
11 Rebecca Arnott (QOD)                       1:22.08
12 Kayla Asivik (MYT)                         1:22.55
13 Lisa Smith (VRB)                           1:22.60
14 Sammi Svajgar (MYT)                        1:22.79
15 Dolores Ribey (ZWZ)                        1:23.11
16 Maliha Nassim (AKB)                        1:23.46
17 Jasmin Santos (BER)                        1:23.92
18 Maria Townsend (DLI)                       1:24.10
19 Kristen Madison (NEW)                      1:24.36
20 Ashley Taylor (NEW)                        1:24.50
21 Jane Novkaks (BER)                         1:25.24
22 Anne Hrudy (KSK)                           1:25.44
23 Rachel Joubert (NEW)                       1:25.68
24 Petra Didrikya (DEL)                       1:25.79
25 Meredith Kane (DEL)                        1:26.58
26 Sarah Sullivan (NEW)                       1:26.83
27 Sadia Sultana (AKB)                        1:26.92
28 Oli Canztrin (LOO)                         1:27.41
29 Jamie Monash (KSK)                         1:27.69
30 Anna Peterson (DEL)                        1:28.23
31 Patricia O'Riley (BER)                     1:28.39
32 Julia Bell (DEL)                           1:29.23
33 Liliane Barrett (LIV)                      1:29.67
 — Alfonsina Arroyo (VRB)                         DNF
   Anke Zimmer (QOD)                              DNF
   Delia Hunter (KSK)                             DNF
   Lindsay Colbert (DEL)                          DNF
   Valerie Adams (VRB)                            DNF
   Vera Sokoll (ZWZ)                              DNF

[Virabia]

The Laufston Journal
The Beginning of a trend?

NORTHERN HILLSIDE - At long last, things seem to be falling into place. Sure, it's taken much longer than we thought and the turnaround may just be a one day ordeal but, it's still looking rather promising. At long last, Virabia may have begun to crack the top three and I can only hope that this is the beginning of a trend, and that Ted Tulow doesn't mess it up.

The most dramatic field in which Virabia has improved has, of course, been the mens slalom., Two weeks ago when Breckridge played host to this same competition, Virabi skiers did rather well by most standards. William Lyon and Austin Hall taking third and fourth respectively. For most nations this would be a strong showing but, for one which has self-coronated it self as the Sultan of Slalom, it was still rather disappointing. Today, the same two skiers were able to improve that little bit and instead of taking bronze and pewter, they took silver and bronze. Granted, some of it may just be that the course at Northern Hillside is just much easier but, as Hall told us after the race, "There becomes a point where your so good at a sport that; Difficulty is the excuse, not the obstacle."

The men also fared well in the super-g where Mickey Alva was only three skiers away from winning the competition when Martin Dreher beat out his time by only one millisecond. This was disappointing to Alva who was looking forward to taking home Virabia's best individual of the tournament and when we approached him for an interview after the race had been said and done for a while, Alva was still speechless.

Aside from Alva, Ted Tulow and Mark Wallace also had respectable showings finishing 9th and 13th respectively.

Not everything is roses for our ski team though. The ladies' continue to drag the overall team back especially when it comes to events like slalom, where only Carli Roanoke managed to finish today, and when she's the only one on your team that finishes, you know something is wrong. Luckily, they fared much better in the super-g. Serafina Perez, Sofi Porter and Lisa Smith all had good showings and placed within the top 15, and if this seed can be grown we could very well start to see our women start to get on the same train that our mens' team is currently headed down.

(OOC: Apologies for RP quality. Im sleepy)

[Quintessence of Dust]

Posted on the In Brief section of the QBS wobsite. A legitimate concern!

ASWC popular in ratings, unpopular in DoS

The Alpine Skiing World Cup, which this week saw an exciting battle on Hossaim's Northern Hillside as Akbarabadi Toufiq Karim pipped four Quodite skiers to the slalom win, with Martin Dreher winning the men's super-G and Quodite women taking the number two spots in both slalom and super-G, has drawn favourable ratings on QBS through the month of January, according to internal numbers. The Schi Schunday show has beaten competition from the International Cup of Basking; "Robots At The Blue Line", QBS's coverage of the Plutonian Hockey League; and hour upon hour of footage of WBC delegates debating proper comma use to be the #1 ranked sports show on national television.

However, the Cup is not proving so popular with Department of Sports administrators scrambling to submit a team roster in time for the Ashton Games. A year ago, the Sixth Winter Olympics was the nation's top sporting priority, but many within the Department now fear Wilhelm Biber and others will be unable to attend the Olympics, having booked to compete in World Cup races throughout the coming months. A similar concern, given the inexplicable timing of the latest World Cup of Hockey, will rear its head among ice hockey fans, meaning there could be some tough choices ahead - and a subpar Olympic team on its way to Krytenia.

[Kelssek]

OOC: As I've noted, those dates in mid-February are subject to change and probably will be pushed back as I will likely be away during that time. So it's probably safe to send people along to the Olympics even if they are incapable of transcending space and time...

Northern Hillside, Hossaim

Giant slalom - women's

					Run 1	Run 2	Total
1	Michelle Eckhoff (QOD)		1:13.54	1:11.20	2:24.74
2	Katri Laitinen (QOD)		1:11.48	1:14.65	2:26.13
3	Lara Carlsson (QOD)		1:13.69	1:12.59	2:26.28
4	Ariadne Dromm (ZWZ)		1:14.80	1:13.00	2:27.80
5	Lily Ferguson (ZWZ)		1:13.71	1:15.25	2:28.96
6	Rachel Joubert (NEW)		1:16.97	1:12.43	2:29.40
7	Elizabeth Bafunta (BER)		1:14.54	1:15.70	2:30.24
8	Penny Beeckles-Ulewa (ZWZ)	1:16.18	1:14.35	2:30.53
9	Tanya Pearson (KSK)		1:13.75	1:18.09	2:31.84
10	Karen Kapinsky (KSK)		1:16.01	1:16.12	2:32.13
11	Brittany Brooks (VRB)		1:14.30	1:18.22	2:32.52
12	Ammeline Christianson (DEL)	1:15.82	1:17.38	2:33.20
13	Dolores Ribey (ZWZ)		1:18.16	1:16.76	2:34.92
14	Hisayo Kotani (QOD)		1:17.98	1:17.54	2:35.52
15	Anna Peterson (DEL)		1:18.59	1:17.37	2:35.96
16	Zhu Chu (QOD)			1:20.87	1:15.14	2:36.01
17	Valerie Adams (VRB)		1:18.33	1:17.69	2:36.02
18	Shandin Rams (BER)		1:18.19	1:18.10	2:36.29
19	Tua Flornjetten (MYT)		1:18.35	1:18.08	2:36.43
20	Geneviève Lachine (KSK)		1:18.38	1:18.20	2:36.58
21	Oli Canztrin (LOO)		1:18.57	1:18.57	2:37.14
22	Kyla Peterson (BER)		1:15.27	1:22.35	2:37.62
23	Angéline Couche (KSK)		1:19.19	1:18.48	2:37.67
24	Sadia Sultana (AKB)		1:19.58	1:19.30	2:38.88
25	Liliane Barrett (LEN)		1:16.02	1:23.49	2:39.51
26	Isabelle Rochecter (DLI)	1:16.00	1:24.15	2:40.15
27	Meghan Robinson (NEW)		1:17.44	1:27.89	2:45.33
 —	Lindsay Colbert (DEL)		1:15.12	DNF	
	Julia Bell (DEL)		1:17.89	DNF	
	Lisa Smith (VRB)		1:19.61	DNF	
	Kate Smith (DEL)		1:21.46	DNQ	
	Vanna Helsen (ZWZ)		1:23.01	DNQ	
	Tekla Angelina (VUL)		1:23.03	DNQ	
	Tua Ritagern (MYT)		1:23.18	DNQ	
	Katie Lewis (NEW)		1:23.26	DNQ	
	Sarah Sullivan (NEW)		1:23.67	DNQ	
	Maliha Nassim (AKB)		1:25.56	DNQ	
	Natalya Anzser (MYT)		1:26.26	DNQ	
	Angelica Doubts (BER)		1:26.96	DNQ	
	Lyuba Natalka (VUL)		1:27.82	DNQ	
	Patricia O'Riley (BER)		1:33.42	DNQ	
	Ashley Taylor (NEW)	    	DNF		
	Gina Morris (ZWZ)	    	DNF		
	Jamie Monash (KSK)	    	DNF

Giant slalom - men's

					Run 1	Run 2	Total
1	Ferris Alkaev (ZWZ)		1:17.45	1:18.27	2:35.72
2	Joseph Bengtsson (QOD)		1:17.89	1:19.98	2:37.87
3	Daniel Richter (QOD)		1:21.38	1:19.12	2:40.50
4	Bodrick Bastmon (HOS)		1:21.97	1:19.94	2:41.91
5	Terry Splein (HOS)		1:20.62	1:21.30	2:41.92
6	Jim Cross-Mann (ZWZ)		1:23.41	1:19.00	2:42.41
7	Dima Waunder (ZWZ)		1:23.05	1:19.81	2:42.86
8	Lucas Huber (QOD)		1:18.13	1:24.73	2:42.86
9	Chris Forester (DLI)		1:21.65	1:21.66	2:43.31
10	Tommy Mancsio (DLI)		1:18.79	1:24.81	2:43.60
11	Evan Mackay (KSK)		1:18.89	1:24.74	2:43.63
12	Mark Wallace (VRB)		1:20.78	1:24.03	2:44.81
13	Bode Robert (DLI)		1:22.14	1:22.74	2:44.88
14	Bradley Mason (ZWZ)		1:21.31	1:23.77	2:45.08
15	Benjamin Papineau (NEW)		1:26.06	1:20.43	2:46.49
16	Thorton Ham (BER)		1:23.20	1:23.75	2:46.95
17	Toufiq Karim (AKB)		1:26.70	1:21.08	2:47.78
18	Jean-Luc Lacroix (KSK)		1:24.01	1:26.73	2:50.74
19	Hubert Samson (NEW)		1:26.05	1:25.44	2:51.49
20	Roger Strofski (DEL)		1:27.81	1:24.26	2:52.07
21	Todd Wojociechowski (NEW)	1:24.98	1:27.89	2:52.87
22	Aaron Bends (BER)		1:25.37	1:28.66	2:54.03
23	Rick Bracken (DEL)		1:27.36	1:26.77	2:54.13
24	Liam Mackay (VRB)		1:27.62	1:31.02	2:58.64
 —	Jyri Kortesmäki (QOD)		1:17.39	DNF	
	Carlos Núñez (VRB)		1:19.53	DNF	
	Piet Mulhaney (ZWZ)		1:21.28	DNF	
	Tim McNeil (QOD)		1:21.62	DNF	
	Ryan Hauvelo (HOS)		1:24.24	DNF	
	Jawad Karim (AKB)		1:25.97	DNF	
	Jeremy McCartney (BER)		1:27.82	DNQ	
	Rolf Herrmann (DEL)		1:27.86	DNQ	
	Randy Hillier (NEW)		1:30.47	DNQ	
	Henri Capernicov (LOO)		1:31.88	DNQ	
	Mickey Alva (VRB)		1:32.17	DNQ	
	Asheque Amin (AKB)		1:35.27	DNQ	
	Gareth Delano (DEL)		1:36.67	DNQ	
	Faddei Varnava (VUL)		1:43.32	DNQ	
	Josh Hanes (KSK)	   	DNF		
	Forii Hurstretten (MYT)	    	DNF		
	Nathan Robins (BER)	    	DNF		
	Mark Rubin (DEL)	    	DNF		
	Nick Nile (BER)	    		DNF		
	Marat Masic (MYT)	   	DNF		
	Ryan Martell (NEW)	   	DNF		
	Eamon Dinke (KSK)	   	DSQ

Standings

Men's individual

				DH	SG	GS	SL	SC	Total
Jean-Luc Lacroix (KSK)		66	96	42	0	115	319
Wilhelm Biber (QOD)		92	140	0	0	24	256
Josh Hanes (KSK)		160	54	5	0	32	251
Mark Wallace (VRB)		33	42	82	0	52	209
Mickey Alva (VRB)		0	92	40	0	71	203
Hubert Samson (NEW)		62	64	26	0	50	202
Daniel Richter (QOD)		0	0	140	45	0	185
Joseph Bengtsson (QOD)		0	0	180	0	0	180
Ted Tulow (VRB)			50	114	0	0	0	164
Bradley Mason (ZWZ)		0	27	63	45	26	161
Roger Strofski (DEL)		0	0	23	36	100	159
Liam Mackay (VRB)		76	32	11	0	38	157
Toufiq Karim (AKB)		0	22	14	100	14	150
Jancarlo Ruggiero (DEL)		60	86	0	0	0	146
Sócrates Reyes (VRB)		15	0	0	0	130	145
Bodrick Bastmon (HOS)		0	0	68	31	36	135
Johann Jorgen (QOD)		0	124	0	0	10	134
Ferris Alkaev (ZWZ)		0	0	100	29	0	129
Tyler Wills (ZWZ)		0	116	0	0	8	124
Evan Mackay (KSK)		66	0	24	34	0	124
Iosep Jurat (MYT)		0	122	0	0	0	122
Mark Robinson (VRB)		36	85	0	0	0	121
William Lyon (VRB)		0	0	0	120	0	120
Austin Hall (VRB)		0	0	0	120	0	120
Lucas Huber (QOD)		0	0	54	66	0	120
Marlen Caves (ZWZ)		34	80	0	0	0	114
Martin Dreher (QOD)		0	109	0	0	0	109
Nathan Robins (BER)		14	18	26	49	0	107
Pablo Ortiz (BER)		0	7	0	100	0	107
Ramon De Tortuga (BER)		104	0	0	0	0	104
Jim Cross-Mann (ZWZ)		0	0	40	0	60	100
Michael Grant (QOD)		100	0	0	0	0	100
Nick Nile (BER)			45	0	6	0	48	99
James Thornton (KSK)		0	15	0	0	80	95
Wilhelm Gausse (DEL)		44	38	0	0	13	95
Steve Zacharias (NEW)		24	12	0	25	33	94
Rolf Herrmann (DEL)		0	11	0	80	0	91
Benjamin Papineau (NEW)		0	35	19	36	0	90
Evayan Meirain (VUL)		9	46	0	0	32	87
Thorton Ham (BER)		0	0	15	7	61	83
Mathias Abendroth (QOD)		0	82	0	0	0	82
Rick Bracken (DEL)		24	0	17	15	22	78
Pauli Smirnov (DEL)		2	75	0	0	0	77
Asif Saleh (AKB)		32	32	0	0	13	77
Dirk Hirsch (QOD)		0	0	0	77	0	77
Ryan Hauvelo (HOS)		0	15	0	35	26	76
Bode Robert (DLI)		3	29	20	23	0	75
Chris Forester (DLI)		0	12	61	0	0	73
Jawad Karim (AKB)		1	44	0	16	5	66
Yurij Valatan (MYT)		0	0	0	0	65	65
Mark Smith (NEW)		14	1	0	36	11	62
Ryan Martell (NEW)		6	0	0	15	40	61
Asheque Amin (AKB)		0	47	2	0	12	61
Dima Waunder (ZWZ)		0	0	33	26	0	59
Martin Krüger (QOD)		0	57	0	0	0	57
Tommy Mancsio (DLI)		0	13	26	15	0	54
Simon Genereaux (KSK)		0	14	0	40	0	54
Mark Rubin (DEL)		0	15	16	23	0	54
Jeremy McCartney (BER)		0	0	11	34	7	52
Carlos Núñez (VRB)		0	0	24	22	6	52
Eamon Dinke (KSK)		0	0	8	12	30	50
Volya Maturri-Catan (ZWZ)	50	0	0	0	0	50
Frank Dos Santos (HOS)		18	32	0	0	0	50
Tim McNeil (QOD)		0	0	50	0	0	50
Aaron Bends (BER)		0	0	29	18	0	47
Jerry Smith (HOS)		18	9	0	0	20	47
Connor Ducalf (ZWZ)		45	0	0	0	0	45
Terry Splein (HOS)		0	0	45	0	0	45
Shane Tanksley (KSK)		24	20	0	0	0	44
Faddei Varnava (VUL)		0	0	0	0	44	44
Andy O'Sullivan (KSK)		43	0	0	0	0	43
Peng Hê (QOD)			0	0	0	40	0	40
Marat Masic (MYT)		0	0	36	0	0	36
Henri Capernicov (LOO)		0	0	0	0	36	36
Tomas Vetelec (MYT)		10	13	0	0	9	32
Markus Meister (QOD)		24	0	0	0	3	27
Vladislav Masic (MYT)		0	22	0	0	0	22
Gareth Delano (DEL)		0	0	10	0	12	22
Todd Wojociechowski (NEW)	3	0	10	8	0	21
Peter Arlington (BER)		0	0	0	0	20	20
Ryland Pritchard (DEL)		11	2	0	0	7	20
Misha Redding-Krupin (ZWZ)	19	0	0	0	0	19
Forii Hurstretten (MYT)		0	0	1	14	0	15
Jyri Kortesmäki (QOD)		0	0	15	0	0	15
Randy Hillier (NEW)		0	1	13	0	0	14
Rudi Tojasik (MYT)		0	0	0	7	6	13
Sebastian Eisenberg (QOD)	13	0	0	0	0	13
Piet Mulhaney (ZWZ)		0	11	0	0	0	11
Joonas Vauhkonen (QOD)		6	0	0	0	0	6
Maxwell Okna (DLI)		0	5	0	0	0	5
Kevin King (LEN)		0	4	0	0	0	4
Caleb Bree (ZWZ)		3	0	0	0	0	3

Women's individual

				DH	SG	GS	SL	SC	Total
Ariadne Dromm (ZWZ)		48	65	58	100	36	307
Dolores Ribey (ZWZ)		110	106	52	0	23	291
Geneviève Lachine (KSK)		0	0	11	65	200	276
Rachel Joubert (NEW)		0	19	120	100	0	239
Katie Lewis (NEW)		24	180	0	0	28	232
Emily Sanderson (QOD)		32	162	0	0	36	230
Vanna Helsen (ZWZ)		160	40	4	0	0	204
Mandy Kohl (QOD)		118	80	0	0	0	198
Anamaria Velasco (BER)		0	152	0	27	18	197
Alison Wells (KSK)		29	160	0	0	0	189
Katri Laitinen (QOD)		0	0	180	0	0	180
Delia Hunter (KSK)		72	70	0	8	29	179
Anna Peterson (DEL)		10	47	61	4	50	172
Valerie Adams (VRB)		37	47	34	0	53	171
Rebecca Arnott (QOD)		45	38	0	0	87	170
Sadia Sultana (AKB)		18	66	20	46	18	168
Alfonsina Arroyo (VRB)		48	58	0	0	60	166
Vera Sokoll (ZWZ)		63	100	0	0	0	163
Sabine Fisher (QOD)		0	0	0	160	0	160
Gina Morris (ZWZ)		0	0	36	66	52	154
Karen Kapinsky (KSK)		0	0	44	110	0	154
Maliha Nassim (AKB)		13	95	6	10	27	151
Lisa Smith (VRB)		6	68	22	14	28	138
Li Peng Xiu (QOD)		0	0	0	132	0	132
Ammeline Christianson (DEL)	0	0	22	50	50	122
Petra Didrikya (DEL)		54	38	0	0	28	120
Jasmin Santos (BER)		101	18	0	0	0	119
Michelle Eckhoff (QOD)		0	0	114	0	0	114
Ashley Taylor (NEW)		20	21	12	36	22	111
Lily Ferguson (ZWZ)		0	0	74	36	0	110
Lara Carlsson (QOD)		0	0	110	0	0	110
Lauren Volk (QOD)		0	0	0	0	104	104
Kate Smith (DEL)		0	0	60	40	0	100
Kristen Madison (NEW)		29	12	0	33	26	100
Elizabeth Bafunta (BER)		0	0	52	45	0	97
Lindsay Colbert (DEL)		31	4	5	7	48	95
Serafina Pérez (VRB)		36	56	0	0	0	92
Anke Zimmer (QOD)		56	32	0	0	0	88
Björk Mæja Kjartansdóttir (QOD)	24	59	0	0	0	83
Jane Novkaks (BER)		21	60	0	0	0	81
Sarah Sullivan (NEW)		20	31	10	18	0	79
Kayla Asivik (MYT)		47	30	0	0	0	77
Oli Canztrin (LOO)		27	15	12	22	0	76
Anne Hrudy (KSK)		57	18	0	0	0	75
Celina Månsson (QOD)		0	0	0	0	72	72
Penny Beeckles-Ulewa (ZWZ)	0	0	72	0	0	72
Julia Bell (DEL)		10	35	3	0	20	68
Patricia O'Riley (BER)		14	18	10	26	0	68
Shandin Rams (BER)		0	0	13	13	40	66
Sofi Porter (VRB)		7	50	0	9	0	66
Tanya Pearson (KSK)		0	0	29	35	0	64
Liliane Barrett (LEN)		12	24	6	22	0	64
Angelica Doubts (BER)		0	0	1	0	60	61
Lily Witterich (MYT)		0	0	0	58	0	58
Sammi Svajgar (MYT)		26	31	0	0	0	57
Tekla Angelina (VUL)		0	0	24	30	0	54
Angéline Couche (KSK)		0	0	8	0	45	53
Meghan Robinson (NEW)		0	0	4	0	38	42
Zhu Chu (QOD)			0	0	41	0	0	41
Maria Townsend (DLI)		11	13	0	14	0	38
Aniya Dosiesia (VUL)		0	0	0	0	37	37
Ellie Harriman (QOD)		0	0	0	36	0	36
Hisayo Kotani (QOD)		0	0	33	0	0	33
Brittany Brooks (VRB)		0	0	24	0	0	24
Jamie Monash (KSK)		0	19	0	5	0	24
Isabelle Rochecter (DLI)	0	0	12	8	0	20
Caitlin Barry (QOD)		0	0	0	20	0	20
Kyla Peterson (BER)		0	0	20	0	0	20
Mary Neilson (VRB)		0	0	0	0	20	20
Carli Roanoke (VRB)		0	0	0	19	0	19
Meredith Kane (DEL)		1	16	0	0	0	17
Brittany Olsen (NEW)		0	0	0	0	15	15
Tua Flornjetten (MYT)		0	0	12	0	0	12

Nations Cup

Quintessence of Dust	3126
Bergnovinaia		2139
Kelssek			2011
Virabia			1966
Zwangzug		1817
Delaclava		1403
Newmanistan		1372
Akbarabad		662
Mytannion		414
Hossaim			353
D Land and Isles	265
Vulshain		222
Liventia		68
Loonertarian		68

[Zwangzug]

(OOC: Arrgh, sorry, just forget about the corrections as there have been other glitches, at this point I'm fine leaving it as is, since fixing them would actually give me too many in women's downhill (Ariadne Dromm should not have entered it but has, and is doing well there, so might as well leave her in.) Meanwhile Tyler Wills should have entered the slalom but hasn't, again, it's not important and at this point we should just leave everything as is I think.)

The Kerlagrad Courier
Literal, figurative handwaving poorly received

With Ferris Alkaev winning the most recent giant slalom race and Ariadne Dromm and Dolores Ribey the top two women in the standings, Zwangzug's performance at the World Cup of Alpine Skiing is going well. But after reports from Quintessence of Dust about potential conflicts between the ongoing tournament and the forthcoming Winter Olympics, skiers from Zwangzug were interviewed about the scheduling issue. Dromm's answer, delivered between vague flicks of the wrist, was less than encouraging.

"Uh...no," she said. "No, we're gonna compete. Some of us, anyway. Because it won't be until...I mean, we won't already...

There's...time...stuff!" she concluded, amid hand-flapping.

When pressed on whether previous cyclists and baseball teams hadn't set a contradictory precedent about the limitations on the malleability of "time stuff", she mulled it over for a while before noting that, "like, just because some other people from Zwangzug did something doesn't mean we have to do it the same way, we're not crazy nationalists or whatever.

Besides," she pointed out, "they're summer sports, so that's not really the same.

Kelssek are sending people to both! And Delaclava! And one of them is Lacroix, who also like has time to run for president!" she gesticulated.

When asked whether, if Jean-Luc Lacroix jumped off a cliff, she would too, she weighed it over before deciding "If by cliff, you mean snowy mountain, and by jump off, you mean take off on, then yeah, maybe."

The article prompting the speculation also discussed the potential for conflict with the next World Cup of Ice Hockey (which Zwangzug has never entered). "I'm not concerned," said Dromm, appearing to brush away an invisible bug. "From what I've heard of how the last Olympics went, it wouldn't be a problem I'd Quintessence of Dust couldn't send their best team.

Actually, from what I've heard of the last Olympics, I think it would be totally fine if Zwangzug didn't send any teams at all.

Look," she exclaimed, punching the air, "we're bleeping handi...it's bleeping enough of a disadvantage already, the time is constraining us, we have to turn in our roster before the bleeping home meet!

You just know it'll all end poorly anyway," she finally sighed. "At least give us a chance."

[Kelssek]

Talked to Tom Jeffries, one of the coaches for the national team squad, and we had an interesting chat about training methods. He revealed that he was reconsidering some of his training programs after chatting with one of the Zwangzug team coaches in a bar. Apparently, they don't have their skiers jump off cliffs. It's a novel concept, and one that could reduce the rate of injury. He's concerned skiers' jump technique might become poorer, but then again downhillers are just psychotic adrenaline junkies anyway and will go off cliffs even if they aren't supposed to. Hell, most of the kids you see on the hills seek out the bloody things. Myself included, actually, though I tend to prefer ones without trees on the bottom waiting to kill you.

And there's another exciting day of downhill racing tomorrow. Isn't it astounding what fabulously good luck we've been having with weather on the World Cup circuit so far? Not a single race delayed or cancelled yet. Of course, this is probably jinxing it but when I skied competitively it seemed every other race was being put off due to too little snow, too much snow, extreme wind, it being impossible to see past your outstretched elbow, etc.

POSTED BY DOUZEPOUCES AT 11:19PM

[Virabia]

The Portsham Tribune
A Day in the Life: Mark Wallace

NORTHERN HILLSIDE - Welcome to 'A Day in the Life', my new twice or once weekly column where I will follow around someone either slightly famous or just plain famous. I will follow them around for a day, then, naturally, I will report on their day. There are little guidelines and I will leave out nothing, regardless if it makes the subject look bad. Ultimately, all of the editorial decisions will be up to me and I famously hold no punches when it comes to journalism.

Naturally, owing to my background as a sports journalist, many of these figures will be those in the world of sport. However, I will do my utmost to add in some variety. Politicians, musicians, actors and the like. Today, though, I stick with an athlete. Olympic skier Mark Wallace, who is currently competing in the Alpine Skiing World Cup. So far he has done quite well, and after the most recent races he is in fourth place of all the men. I followed him on the day of the super-g race.

Oh and why Mark Wallace, and not some one more famous like Ted Tulow? Because he's my brother. THATS WHY.

So enjoy what has to be the most informal version of this!

____________



I started my day of trailing Mark rather early. We were both pinned up in the same hotel and I hadn't known until just that previous night that we were in rooms right next to each other. So, at around 7:30 I knocked on the (much underused) side door in the hopes that Mark was up. To my surprise, he wasn't. His roommate, fellow skier Sócrates Reyes was though. From some brief small talk, it had looked like Mark was up rather late partying and that Sócrates had to literally drag him out of the bar at 3:00. I sighed. Mark had always lacked discipline but, I never remembered it being this bad.

Sócrates' and mine conversation diddn't last too long, however. Soon enough (once one of us looked over to Mark), we decided that it was high time Mark got up. He had to be out to the slopes in less than three hours if he wanted to be on time for the race itself. So, lest we wanted him to sleep indefinately, we (Sócrates and I) began the arduous task of waking Mark up. I tell you, he's always slept like a log. Armageddon could happen and he wouldn't even move.

Eventually, after a few minutes of yelling, kicking, screaming and pushing like a pair of seven year olds, Sócrates and I were to finally able to wake Mark up. He awoke slightly confused as to his surroundings. In his drunken stupor of the night before, Mark (like most drunks) forgot the final few hours of himself being awake. He had no clue how he had gotten back to the hotel room but, once we filled in the blanks for him, in a minute or two he was able to catch his barring. Everything was normal for Mark. Except for Mark having "the worst hangover in my life" But, what do you expect when you down 20 brewskis in one night.

Luckily or unfortunately, depending on how you look at it, Mark is rather accustomed to downing an obscene amount of drinks in a night. He is no stranger to these hangovers so he gets over the worst part of it in an hour and a half. It's one of the worst 1.5 hours though. The three of us; Sócrates, Mark and I tried to go to get breakfast but, Mark was in no mood to eat or talk in any pleasant manner. So, he ended up waiting in the car while Sócrates and I ate in a small café in the middle of town. There he told me a few things about Mark that I, even as his sister didn't know.

Despite him not looking it, Mark is apparently one troubled soul. Drinking heavily is actually just the tip of the iceberg. His marriage is in shambles, his wife only hanging on because she doesn't want to go through the complications of divorce. Sócrates also told me that he is rather abusive to her. Mostly using her for sex and that often she has to cover for his endless drug habits. Even with our lax drug laws, Mark finds a way to break just about every single drug law in countries that he visits for sking. Not only has he smuggled LSD (a drug which enjoys the status of legality in Virabia) into numerous foreign countries but, he also has smuggled cocaine and other hard drugs into various countries, including Virabia.

Overall it was a very unpleasant conversation. For years, I looked up to my older brother. Sure, he's had his fair share of problems but, he never struck me as the type of person so desperate as to smuggle heroin to every place he's ever been too. It's a lifestyle that will kill him way before he's supposed to go. The thing that kills me though, is that due to my editorial policy where I keep everything, this article will likely end up incriminating him. A heavy burden for anyone to carry, especially when I'm his sister.

Anyway, back on the subject of this article, after breakfast, Mark and I started to go to the resort where today's race was going to be held. His hangover was begining to go away, though, so it didn't take long for Mark to demand that we stopped at a place that has tea. Seeing as there was no reason not to, I obliged and pulled over at the first coffee shop that we found.

When we finally made it to the resort, we were only three minutes away from being late and thus forcing a forfeiture. Like almost every other event throughout the World Cup Circuit, the resort and the towns around it were clogged with people who were in town for the sole reason of watching the world cup. Luckily, the majority of those people were gathered right near the bottom, where today's Giant Slalom course would finish, so, aside from right there, it was pretty easy.

When we got out of the car, a representative of the tournament's organisers came out to greet us. He told Mark to go to the race registrars office and there he'd sign in for the day as well as be directed to where the rest of his team was. Initially they refused to let me follow him as the area where Mark was going was supposed to be for racers only but, after a bit of fumbling around for my press pass and explaining nearly five times that I was A) on assignment to follow him for the day and that B) I'm his sister they finally let me through.

The time at the race registrars office was rather uneventful. He signed in and was handed his number for the day. 22. He shrugged and slipped it into a pouch in his bag. The real drama began when he got to where the rest of the team was. When he got to the area where the rest of the team was dressing, a few members of the team, Mickey Alva in particular, scowled at him. It appears his habits make him somewhat unpopular with the rest of the team, who for the most part are a bunch of golden guys and gals. Fortunately, no one said much to him so there were no fights. Fights which would have probably been made worse because of Marks foul mood.

For those who don't know or pay attention to these kind of things, the number which a skier wears dictates which order he or she goes in from the end of the competition. So in Mark's case, he was going to go twenty-two skiers from the end. Why his low placement? Well, the order was determined at seven in the morning. At that point he was still asleep, so instead of being the fourth or fifth person to determine where he went, the coach of the Virabi ski team, Grant Paulinski chose for him. Much like the rest of the ski team, Grant harbours a negative opinion of Mark. He's said numerous times that Mark would easily be the best skier in the world if he only applied himself. Remember, this is someone who went to the last Olympics in Sao Jorge at only age fifteen.

(Correctly) Sensing that waiting in the dressing room would be rather uneventful, I went out side towards the people amassed to watch the final few skiers of the women's race. Sure, I wasn't being faithful to the idea of this column but, I figured that if I hung around Mark for much longer, I'd go insane. Outside, I witnessed a threeway battle between the three Quodite skiers who would wind up taking the top three. Each of them were favoured somewhat equally to take the event and they all went in pretty close order. Michelle Eckoff wound up taking the day and soon enough it was the mens' turn out on the course.

It would be a while before Mark would get his turn on the slopes but, once he did, he reminded us all what a good skier he is. Even though the GS has never been his strong suit, he still performed quite well. Skiing with a grace that you just cant find anywhere else. It's real beautiful. Makes you almost forget about all of the mans shortcomings. His home is on the slopes and when one watches him, that fact becomes very obvious. If Sisyphus' punishment were adapted to skiing down an endless slope, Mark would be in heaven.

Still, despite his graceful form, Mark only finished twelfth. His second run costed him big time and when we met up after the race he expressed some rage at his performance. It wasn't anything that bad and we soon packed up the car and began on our way back to the hotel. There, he was supposed to attend a dinner with the team but, knowing what the team (aside from Reyes) thinks of him, his choice was pretty clear. He wouldn't be going. Instead, like most nights, his plan was to go to the bars and clubs and drink away the night. He offered to stop by the hotel and drop me off but, this night, I was in the mood for some excitement.

___

Just as a note, this is slightly more informal than future editions of the column will be. This owes itself to the fact that Mark is my brother and that Sócrates is our cousin, so there is that level of familiarity that with other people I wouldn't get. Either way, I hope you enjoyed it none the less and look forward to Monday, when will publish my day with Union Team manager/player and recent newsmaker Paul McCartney.

Jasi Wallace is the writer of 'A Day in the Life. She has formerly been both a sports and domestic affairs correspondent for the tribune.

[Vulshain]

Vulshainian Confederate News and Media Network (VCNMN)

Vulshain Still Behind

Things aren't looking good for Vulshain's skiiers as they continue to struggle to compete with the other skiiers. "It's a tough and uphill battle. We've all practiced real hard, but to tell you the truth, I have no idea what we're doing wrong," Lyuba Natalka said. Both she and Tekla Angelina did not qualify during the Women's Giant slalom event held in Northern Hillside, Hossaim. Faddei Varnava also didn't qualify during the Men's Giant Slalom event.

Vulshain is struggling and is in desperate need of a miracle in order to pull through.

[Kelssek]

Asanthul, Bergnovinaia

Downhill - men's

1 Ramon De Tortuga (BER)                     1:54.50
 2 Sebastian Eisenberg (QOD)                  1:54.52
 3 Markus Meister (QOD)                       1:54.71
 4 Caleb Bree (ZWZ)                           1:54.82
 5 Bode Robert (DLI)                          1:54.83
 6 Ted Tulow (VRB)                            1:54.88
 7 Jean-Luc Lacroix (KSK)                     1:54.95
 8 Misha Redding-Krupin (ZWZ)                 1:54.96
 9 Frank Dos Santos (HOS)                     1:54.99
10 Pauli Smirnov (DEL)                        1:55.07
11 Abe Hayes (VRB)                            1:55.11
12 Michael Grant (QOD)                        1:55.18
13 Hubert Samson (NEW)                        1:55.19
   Mark Robinson (VRB)                        1:55.19
15 Asheque Amin (AKB)                         1:55.30
16 Liam Mackay (VRB)                          1:55.33
17 Aaron Bends (BER)                          1:55.34
18 Todd Wojociechowski (NEW)                  1:55.57
19 Joonas Vauhkonen (QOD)                     1:55.65
20 Wilhelm Biber (QOD)                        1:55.77
21 Toufiq Karim (AKB)                         1:55.79
22 Faddei Varnava (VUL)                       1:56.22
23 Shane Tanksley (KSK)                       1:56.34
24 Jancarlo Ruggiero (DEL)                    1:56.37
25 Ryland Pritchard (DEL)                     1:56.41
26 Rick Bracken (DEL)                         1:56.60
   Sócrates Reyes (VRB)                       1:56.60
28 Volya Maturri-Catan (ZWZ)                  1:56.76
29 Chris Forester (DLI)                       1:56.88
30 Tomas Vetelec (MYT)                        1:57.17
31 Vasil Genadi (VUL)                         1:57.30
32 Marlen Caves (ZWZ)                         1:57.53
   Wilhelm Gausse (DEL)                       1:57.53
34 Evan Mackay (KSK)                          1:57.64
35 Nathan Robins (BER)                        1:57.81
36 Mark Smith (NEW)                           1:57.89
37 Evayan Meirain (VUL)                       1:57.94
38 Mark Wallace (VRB)                         1:58.18
39 Peter Arlington (BER)                      1:58.27
40 Josh Hanes (KSK)                           1:58.65
41 Ryan Hauvelo (HOS)                         1:58.67
42 Henri Capernicov (LOO)                     1:58.71
43 Steve Zacharias (NEW)                      1:58.87
44 Maxwell Okna (DLI)                         1:59.11
45 Asif Saleh (AKB)                           1:59.35
46 Nick Nile (BER)                            1:59.65
47 Vladislav Masic (MYT)                      2:00.03
48 Jawad Karim (AKB)                          2:01.81
 — Andy O'Sullivan (KSK)                          DNF
   Connor Ducalf (ZWZ)                            DNF
   Jerry Smith (HOS)                              DNF
   Ryan Martell (NEW)                             DNF

Downhill - women's

1 Mandy Kohl (QOD)                           1:44.25
 2 Anke Zimmer (QOD)                          1:45.26
 3 Maliha Nassim (AKB)                        1:45.40
 4 Katie Lewis (NEW)                          1:45.43
 5 Vanna Helsen (ZWZ)                         1:45.84
 6 Lisa Smith (VRB)                           1:46.26
 7 Anna Peterson (DEL)                        1:46.71
 8 Alison Wells (KSK)                         1:46.79
 9 Anne Hrudy (KSK)                           1:46.90
10 Jasmin Santos (BER)                        1:47.03
11 Björk Mæja Kjartansdóttir (QOD)            1:47.05
12 Emily Sanderson (QOD)                      1:47.39
13 Sofi Porter (VRB)                          1:47.40
14 Vera Sokoll (ZWZ)                          1:47.43
15 Liliane Barrett (LEN)                      1:47.44
16 Kayla Asivik (MYT)                         1:47.68
17 Delia Hunter (KSK)                         1:47.70
18 Patricia O'Riley (BER)                     1:47.81
19 Sadia Sultana (AKB)                        1:47.87
20 Sarah Sullivan (NEW)                       1:48.57
21 Ariadne Dromm (ZWZ)                        1:48.59
   Jamie Monash (KSK)                         1:48.59
23 Julia Bell (DEL)                           1:49.48
24 Lindsay Colbert (DEL)                      1:50.84
25 Anamaria Velasco (BER)                     1:52.09
26 Oli Canztrin (LOO)                         1:52.12
27 Alfonsina Arroyo (VRB)                     1:53.63
28 Meredith Kane (DEL)                        1:53.79
29 Sammi Svajgar (MYT)                        1:55.72
30 Ashley Taylor (NEW)                        1:57.07
31 Rachel Joubert (NEW)                       1:59.13
32 Maria Townsend (DLI)                       2:07.76
 — Dolores Ribey (ZWZ)                            DNF
   Jane Novkaks (BER)                             DNF
   Kristen Madison (NEW)                          DNF
   Petra Didrikya (DEL)                           DNF
   Rebecca Arnott (QOD)                           DNF
   Serafina Pérez (VRB)                           DNF
   Valerie Adams (VRB)                            DNF

[Virabia]

The Vonghurst Star
Continued Failures

ASANTHUL - The second day in Hossaim was thought to be somewhat of a one time occurrence. The giant slalom is one of Virabia's weaker events so, it was passed off with a turn of the cheek. However, as the ASWC moved to it's first stop in Bergnovinaia, things have unfortunately not improved. The downhill is supposed to be one of Virabia's strongest event but, today in Asanthul, Virabi skiers struggled to make even a fair sized dent in the top ten.

The best finish of the day for us was Ted Tulow. He once again drew the short straw and had to go first. A fact which made him rather displeased. "One time it's ok. Even twice, it's cool. Three times though. That's nuts", he told an amalgamation of reporters today on the fact that he once again has had to go first, which, in the downhill is perhaps the worst time to go.

Sure, we've all heard Ted's rants on how going first deprives you of the drive to go all out to beat the current leader but, as some of you reading may or may not know, before any ski race worth a damn, the course is iced down. This is in order to provide each of the racers an even course and in theory should provide each racer a fair shot at the prize. In reality, though, the first run on the course is always going to be the slickest. Especially on days where snow is falling (like it was in Asanthul). Thus, you often have to ski a little more on the cautious side as there is a higher probability for a crash.

Or perhaps the last paragraph is bullshit and people like Ted Tulow who eternally go first are just complaining in the hopes that people will give them sympathy. Perhaps a combination of the two.

The rest of Virabia's skiers faired even worse, though. Abe Hayes finished eleventh and Mark Robinson only was able to achieve a tie for thirteenth. The real disappointment though was the 38^th place finish of Mark Wallace, whom has been recently marred by scandal. His heavy drinking and otherwise scandal marred life (that we only learned about from the Portsham Tribune article where none other but his sister followed him around for the day), seems to have caught up with him. Downhill has traditionally been his strongest event but, today he looked downright atrocious out there. His form lacked the grace it usually has, and throughout much of the run it looked like he was going to crash. He pulled through but, he finished 38th. Way outside of the range that he would earn any points.

When asked for an interview after the race, he simply shoved some of the reporters out of the way and with his skis clutched in his hand he quickly walked away from the group of people.

Wallace's story has been somewhat of a shock. He'd commonly been thought of as a person who was a bit above falling to the temptations that he has. This story, which has quickly shot to the top of the countries attention will be the subject of an article tomorrow. We will delve into the issue and hopefully uncover some insight as to why he's done the things he's done. Until then, we'll keep you posted!

[Kelssek]

Juanita, Bergnovinaia

Super G - men's

1 Iosep Jurat (MYT)                          1:30.47
 2 Mickey Alva (VRB)                          1:30.50
 3 Hubert Samson (NEW)                        1:30.84
 4 Mark Robinson (VRB)                        1:30.93
 5 Wilhelm Biber (QOD)                        1:31.19
 6 Shane Tanksley (KSK)                       1:31.20
 7 Jerry Smith (HOS)                          1:31.24
 8 Liam Mackay (VRB)                          1:31.30
 9 Mathias Abendroth (QOD)                    1:31.42
10 Tyler Wills (ZWZ)                          1:31.66
11 Peter Arlington (BER)                      1:31.68
12 Martin Dreher (QOD)                        1:31.94
13 Jean-Luc Lacroix (KSK)                     1:32.23
14 Mark Wallace (VRB)                         1:32.65
15 Asheque Amin (AKB)                         1:32.70
16 Benjamin Papineau (NEW)                    1:32.82
17 Simon Genereaux (KSK)                      1:32.89
18 Randy Hillier (NEW)                        1:33.02
19 Nick Nile (BER)                            1:33.09
20 Maxwell Okna (DLI)                         1:33.12
21 Asif Saleh (AKB)                           1:33.35
22 Nathan Robins (BER)                        1:33.44
23 Tomas Vetelec (MYT)                        1:33.49
24 Mark Smith (NEW)                           1:33.51
25 Pablo Ortiz (BER)                          1:33.71
26 Josh Hanes (KSK)                           1:33.95
27 Kevin King (LIV)                           1:35.14
28 Henri Capernicov (LOO)                     1:35.32
29 Mark Rubin (DEL)                           1:35.43
30 James Thornton (KSK)                       1:36.57
31 Chris Forester (DLI)                       1:37.00
32 Jim Cross-Mann (ZWZ)                       1:37.12
33 Bode Robert (DLI)                          1:38.82
 — Bradley Mason (ZWZ)                            DNF
   Evayan Meirain (VUL)                           DSQ
   Frank Dos Santos (HOS)                         DNF
   Jancarlo Ruggiero (DEL)                        DNF
   Jawad Karim (AKB)                              DNF
   Jeremy McCartney (BER)                         DNF
   Johann Jorgen (QOD)                            DNF
   Marlen Caves (ZWZ)                             DNF
   Martin Krüger (QOD)                            DNF
   Pauli Smirnov (DEL)                            DNF
   Piet Mulhaney (ZWZ)                            DNF
   Rick Bracken (DEL)                             DNF
   Rolf Herrmann (DEL)                            DNF
   Ryan Hauvelo (HOS)                             DSQ
   Ryland Pritchard (DEL)                         DNF
   Steve Zacharias (NEW)                          DNF
   Ted Tulow (VRB)                                DNF
   Tommy Mancsio (DLI)                            DNF
   Toufiq Karim (AKB)                             DNF
   Vladislav Masic (MYT)                          DNF
   Wilhelm Gausse (DEL)                           DNF

Super G - women's

1 Maliha Nassim (AKB)                        1:20.41
 2 Rebecca Arnott (QOD)                       1:20.46
 3 Lisa Smith (VRB)                           1:20.68
 4 Delia Hunter (KSK)                         1:20.69
 5 Vanna Helsen (ZWZ)                         1:20.96
 6 Alison Wells (KSK)                         1:21.28
 7 Valerie Adams (VRB)                        1:21.34
 8 Mandy Kohl (QOD)                           1:21.43
 9 Serafina Pérez (VRB)                       1:21.67
10 Emily Sanderson (QOD)                      1:21.83
11 Björk Mæja Kjartansdóttir (QOD)            1:21.85
12 Katie Lewis (NEW)                          1:21.96
13 Vera Sokoll (ZWZ)                          1:21.97
14 Sadia Sultana (AKB)                        1:22.08
15 Anke Zimmer (QOD)                          1:22.17
16 Anna Peterson (DEL)                        1:22.34
17 Alfonsina Arroyo (VRB)                     1:22.47
18 Anne Hrudy (KSK)                           1:22.89
19 Dolores Ribey (ZWZ)                        1:23.52
20 Meredith Kane (DEL)                        1:23.76
21 Oli Canztrin (LOO)                         1:24.09
22 Maria Townsend (DLI)                       1:24.17
23 Lindsay Colbert (DEL)                      1:24.32
24 Julia Bell (DEL)                           1:25.05
25 Sammi Svajgar (MYT)                        1:25.98
26 Rachel Joubert (NEW)                       1:26.43
27 Patricia O'Riley (BER)                     1:27.43
28 Liliane Barrett (LIV)                      1:27.46
29 Ashley Taylor (NEW)                        1:28.08
 — Anamaria Velasco (BER)                         DNF
   Ariadne Dromm (ZWZ)                            DNF
   Jamie Monash (KSK)                             DNF
   Jane Novkaks (BER)                             DNF
   Jasmin Santos (BER)                            DNF
   Kayla Asivik (MYT)                             DNF
   Kristen Madison (NEW)                          DNF
   Petra Didrikya (DEL)                           DNF
   Sarah Sullivan (NEW)                           DNF
   Sofi Porter (VRB)                              DNF

Slalom - men's

				Run 1	Run 2	Total
1	Toufiq Karim (AKB)	49.36	48.20	1:37.56
2	Carlos Núñez (VRB)	49.74	47.95	1:37.69
3	Jim Cross-Mann (ZWZ)	49.03	49.22	1:38.25
4	Ferris Alkaev (ZWZ)	49.05	49.23	1:38.28
5	Dima Waunder (ZWZ)	49.99	48.60	1:38.59
6	Dirk Hirsch (QOD)	49.88	48.81	1:38.69
7	Alex Guajardo (VRB)	49.64	49.07	1:38.71
8	Sócrates Reyes (VRB)	50.11	48.97	1:39.08
9	Benjamin Papineau (NEW)	51.74	49.21	1:40.95
10	Roger Strofski (DEL)	49.49	51.53	1:41.02
11	Kristian Thalberg (QOD)	51.28	50.26	1:41.54
12	Jeremy McCartney (BER)	49.63	52.07	1:41.70
13	Haris Hersic (MYT)	50.92	51.52	1:42.44
14	Aaron Bends (BER)	50.35	52.23	1:42.58
15	Bodrick Bastmon (HOS)	51.51	54.17	1:45.68
16	Asheque Amin (AKB)	52.64	55.24	1:47.88
17	Evan Mackay (KSK)	51.82	57.31	1:49.13
18	Jean-Luc Lacroix (KSK)	53.66	56.02	1:49.68
19	Eamon Dinke (KSK)	52.12	62.62	1:54.74
20	Rudi Tojasik (MYT)	55.47	59.87	1:55.34
21	Thornton Ham (BER)	55.84	63.92	1:59.76
 —	Bradley Mason (ZWZ)	48.35	    DNF	
	James Thornton (KSK)	49.21	    DNF	
	Rolf Hermann (DEL)	49.82	    DNF	
	Nathan Robins (BER)	50.31	    DNF	
	Simon Genereaux (KSK)	50.51	    DNF	
	Austin Hall (VRB)	51.78	    DNF	
	William Lyon (VRB)	51.90	    DNF	
	Pablo Ortiz (BER)	56.52	    DNF	
	Forii Hurstretten (MYT)	57.28	    DNF	
	Todd Wojociechowski (NEW)57.37	DNQ	
	Mark Smith (NEW)	58.96	DNQ	
	Gareth Delano (DEL)	59.02	DNQ	
	Steve Zacharias (NEW)	60.22	DNQ	
	Ryan Hauvelo (HOS)	61.95	DNQ	
	Chris Forester (DLI)	    DNF		
	Rick Bracken (DEL)	    DNF		
	Ryan Martell (NEW)	    DNF		
	Bode Robert (DLI)	    DNF		
	Jawad Karim (AKB)	    DNF		
	Mark Rubin (DEL)	    DNF		
	Daniel Richter (QOD)	    DNF		
	Peng Hê (QOD)	    	    DNF		
	Tommy Mancsio (DLI)	    DNF		
	Lucas Huber (QOD)	    DSQ		
	Henri Capernicov (LOO)	    DSQ		

Slalom - women's

				Run 1	Run 2	Total
1	Rachel Joubert (NEW)	52.11	52.07	1:44.18
2	Karen Kapinsky (KSK)	53.38	52.39	1:45.77
3	Kate Smith (DEL)	52.82	53.04	1:45.86
4	Lily Ferguson (ZWZ)	53.03	53.92	1:46.95
5	Sofi Porter (VRB)	53.40	53.81	1:47.21
6	Oli Canztrin (LOO)	53.98	53.26	1:47.24
7	Liliane Barrett (LEN)	53.01	54.87	1:47.88
8	Brittany Brooks (VRB)	51.77	57.08	1:48.85
9	Tanya Pearson (KSK)	57.52	52.68	1:50.20
10	Sarah Sullivan (NEW)	54.94	56.04	1:50.98
11	Penny Beeckles-Ulewa(ZWZ)57.61	53.41	1:51.02
12	Julia Bell (DEL)	54.78	57.95	1:52.73
13	Sadia Sultana (AKB)	57.62	57.69	1:55.31
14	Lindsay Colbert (DEL)	62.65	53.55	1:56.20
15	Carli Roanoke (VRB)	59.22	58.22	1:57.44
16	Maria Townsend (DLI)	61.50	58.70	2:00.20
 —	Shandin Rams (BER)	52.72	    DNF	
	Sabine Fisher (QOD)	53.04	    DNF	
	Lily Witterich (MYT)	53.09	    DNF	
	Caitlin Barry (QOD)	53.49	    DNF	
	Li Peng Xiu (QOD)	53.53	    DNF	
	Ammeline Christianson (DEL)53.62    DNF	
	Lisa Smith (VRB)	54.34	    DNF	
	Brittany Olsen (NEW)	54.74	    DNF	
	Ashley Taylor (NEW)	55.64	    DNF	
	Jewel Friesen (QOD)	58.92	    DNF	
	Anna Peterson (DEL)	59.31	    DSQ	
	Dolores Ribey (ZWZ)	60.15	    DNF	
	Maliha Nassim (AKB)	61.40	    DNF	
	Delia Hunter (KSK)	61.51	    DNF	
	Patricia O'Riley (BER)	69.18	    DNQ	
	Gina Morris (ZWZ)	    DNF		
	Jamie Monash (KSK)	    DNF		
	Tekla Angelina (VUL)	    DNF		
	Geneviève Lachine (KSK)	    DNF		
	Anamaria Velasco (BER)	    DNF		
	Ariadne Dromm (ZWZ)	    DNF		
	Ellie Harriman (QOD)	    DNF		
	Elizabeth Bafunta (BER)	    DNF		
	Isabelle Rochecter (DLI)    DNF		
	Kyla Peterson (BER)	    DNF		
	Kristen Madison (NEW)	    DSQ

[Zwangzug]

Slowly, the Zwangzugians began to realize that economic theory requires more than pretty graphs.

[Kelssek]

Juanita, Bergnovinaia

Giant slalom - men's

				Run 1	Run 2	Total
1	Lucas Huber (QOD)	1:18.13	1:17.40	2:35.53
2	Daniel Richter (QOD)	1:18.56	1:17.95	2:36.51
3	Roger Strofski (DEL)	1:20.07	1:18.09	2:38.16
4	Tim McNeil (QOD)	1:18.34	1:20.34	2:38.68
5	Carlos Núñez (VRB)	1:21.25	1:19.23	2:40.48
6	Joseph Bengtsson (QOD)	1:19.22	1:21.66	2:40.88
7	Jim Cross-Mann (ZWZ)	1:21.23	1:20.51	2:41.74
8	Piet Mulhaney (ZWZ)	1:22.09	1:19.68	2:41.77
9	Terry Splein (HOS)	1:20.38	1:23.30	2:43.68
10	Ferris Alkaev (ZWZ)	1:20.03	1:24.52	2:44.55
11	Mark Wallace (VRB)	1:24.70	1:20.32	2:45.02
12	Ryan Martell (NEW)	1:19.59	1:25.52	2:45.11
13	Liam Mackay (VRB)	1:21.18	1:27.93	2:49.11
14	Tommy Mancsio (DLI)	1:25.15	1:26.88	2:52.03
15	Nathan Robins (BER)	1:22.74	1:29.39	2:52.13
16	Jeremy McCartney (BER)	1:21.29	1:30.89	2:52.18
17	Randy Hillier (NEW)	1:24.18	1:28.02	2:52.20
18	Ryan Hauvelo (HOS)	1:26.66	1:26.00	2:52.66
19	Josh Hanes (KSK)	1:25.44	1:27.62	2:53.06
20	Evan Mackay (KSK)	1:23.65	1:29.58	2:53.23
21	Asheque Amin (AKB)	1:24.97	1:28.34	2:53.31
22	Faddei Varnava (VUL)	1:24.33	1:29.80	2:54.13
23	Nick Nile (BER)		1:21.62	1:32.53	2:54.15
24	Rick Bracken (DEL)	1:22.88	1:32.06	2:54.94
25	Rolf Herrmann (DEL)	1:21.92	1:35.30	2:57.22
26	Mark Rubin (DEL)	1:22.53	1:36.64	2:59.17
27	Forii Hurstretten (MYT)	1:26.56	1:32.64	2:59.20
28	Gareth Delano (DEL)	1:25.28	1:35.95	3:01.23
 —	Jyri Kortesmäki (QOD)	1:18.86	    DNF	
	Marat Masic (MYT)	1:21.31	    DNF	
	Jawad Karim (AKB)	1:27.45	    DNQ	
	Eamon Dinke (KSK)	1:27.50	    DNQ	
	Jean-Luc Lacroix (KSK)	1:27.70	    DNQ	
	Henri Capernicov (LOO)	1:27.91	    DNQ	
	Benjamin Papineau (NEW)	1:29.59	    DNQ	
	Aaron Bends (BER)	1:29.61	    DNQ	
	Bode Robert (DLI)	1:30.18	    DNQ	
	Bodrick Bastmon (HOS)	1:30.60	    DNQ	
	Thorton Ham (BER)	1:32.16	    DNQ	
	Todd Wojociechowski (NEW)1:36.86    DNQ	
	Toufiq Karim (AKB)	    DNF		
	Hubert Samson (NEW)	    DNF		
	Bradley Mason (ZWZ)	    DNF		
	Chris Forester (DLI)	    DNF		
	Dima Waunder (ZWZ)	    DNF		
	Mickey Alva (VRB)	    DNF

Giant slalom - women's

					Run 1	Run 2	Total
1	Valerie Adams (VRB)		1:12.83	1:12.14	2:24.97
2	Ariadne Dromm (ZWZ)		1:12.59	1:13.12	2:25.71
3	Gina Morris (ZWZ)		1:14.31	1:13.43	2:27.74
4	Ammeline Christianson (DEL)	1:13.25	1:15.95	2:29.20
5	Lara Carlsson (QOD)		1:12.42	1:17.02	2:29.44
6	Michelle Eckhoff (QOD)		1:12.87	1:16.71	2:29.58
7	Lily Ferguson (ZWZ)		1:18.31	1:11.93	2:30.24
8	Hisayo Kotani (QOD)		1:16.06	1:14.83	2:30.89
9	Karen Kapinsky (KSK)		1:16.19	1:14.85	2:31.04
10	Meghan Robinson (NEW)		1:16.72	1:14.87	2:31.59
11	Zhu Chu (QOD)			1:15.45	1:16.99	2:32.44
12	Sarah Sullivan (NEW)		1:18.37	1:15.77	2:34.14
13	Maliha Nassim (AKB)		1:17.11	1:17.11	2:34.22
14	Liliane Barrett (LEN)		1:14.76	1:19.72	2:34.48
15	Isabelle Rochecter (DLI)	1:16.01	1:19.38	2:35.39
16	Lindsay Colbert (DEL)		1:19.09	1:16.41	2:35.50
17	Tua Ritagern (MYT)		1:18.56	1:16.96	2:35.52
18	Geneviève Lachine (KSK)		1:17.98	1:18.74	2:36.72
19	Julia Bell (DEL)		1:19.64	1:17.12	2:36.76
20	Rachel Joubert (NEW)		1:11.73	1:25.72	2:37.45
21	Tekla Angelina (VUL)		1:19.69	1:21.78	2:41.47
22	Ashley Taylor (NEW)		1:17.84	1:24.16	2:42.00
23	Angelica Doubts (BER)		1:20.21	1:22.56	2:42.77
24	Patricia O'Riley (BER)		1:20.02	1:24.00	2:44.02
25	Natalya Anzser (MYT)		1:16.16	1:32.57	2:48.73
 —	Angéline Couche (KSK)		1:15.63	    DNF	
	Katri Laitinen (QOD)		1:16.21	    DSQ	
	Katie Lewis (NEW)		1:18.19	    DNF	
	Jamie Monash (KSK)		1:20.02	    DNF	
	Shandin Rams (BER)		1:21.34	    DNF	
	Lisa Smith (VRB)		1:21.45	    DNQ	
	Penny Beeckles-Ulewa (ZWZ)	1:22.14	    DNQ	
	Sadia Sultana (AKB)		1:22.93	    DNQ	
	Tua Flornjetten (MYT)		1:23.21	    DNQ	
	Tanya Pearson (KSK)		1:23.28	    DNQ	
	Kate Smith (DEL)		1:23.52	    DNQ	
	Lyuba Natalka (VUL)		1:23.78	    DNQ	
	Kyla Peterson (BER)		1:25.53	    DNQ	
	Oli Canztrin (LOO)		1:27.97	    DNQ	
	Vanna Helsen (ZWZ)	    	DNF		
	Elizabeth Bafunta (BER)	   	DNF		
	Brittany Brooks (VRB)	    	DNF		
	Anna Peterson (DEL)	    	DNF		
	Dolores Ribey (ZWZ)	    	DNF

Super combined - women's

					Super G	Slalom	Total
1	Ariadne Dromm (ZWZ)		1:23.66	52.06	2:15.72
2	Dolores Ribey (ZWZ)		1:21.11	55.06	2:16.17
3	Sadis Sultana (AKB)		1:25.13	54.12	2:19.25
4	Emily Sanderson (QOD)		1:21.49	58.11	2:19.60
5	Shandin Rams (BER)		1:24.00	56.01	2:20.01
6	Ashley Taylor (NEW)		1:26.94	53.47	2:20.41
7	Brittany Olsen (NEW)		1:26.57	54.00	2:20.57
8	Alfonsina Arroyo (VRB)		1:21.59	59.20	2:20.79
9	Angéline Couche (KSK)		1:25.32	55.91	2:21.23
10	Lauren Volk (QOD)		1:23.85	58.69	2:22.54
11	Delia Hunter (KSK)		1:23.60	61.20	2:24.80
12	Angelica Doubts (BER)		1:25.54	59.71	2:25.25
13	Anamaria Velasco (BER)		1:25.89	59.63	2:25.52
14	Maliha Nassim (AKB)		1:24.74	61.77	2:26.51
15	Oli Canztrin (LOO)		1:21.38	    DNF	
16	Ammeline Christianson (DEL)	1:22.88	    DNF	
17	Celina Månsson (QOD)		1:23.39	    DNF	
18	Julia Bell (DEL)		1:25.44	    DNF	
19	Aniya Dosiesia (VUL)		1:29.32	    DNF	
 —	Björk Mæja Kjartansdóttir (QOD) DNF		
	Anna Peterson (DEL)		DNF		
	Katie Lewis (NEW)		DNF		
	Lindsay Colbert (DEL)		DNF		
	Liliane Barrett (LIV)		DNF		
	Gina Morris (ZWZ)		DNF		
	Valerie Adams (VRB)		DNF		
	Lisa Smith (VRB)		DNF		
	Rebecca Arnott (QOD)		DNF		
	Mary Neilson (VRB)		DNF		
	Kristen Madison (NEW)		DNF		
	Geneviève Lachine (KSK)		DNF		
	Petra Didrikya (DEL)		DNF		
	Meghan Robinson (NEW)		DNF		

Super combined - men's

					Super G	Slalom	Total
1	Asif Saleh (AKB)		1:31.38	50.39	2:21.77
2	Mickey Alva (VRB)		1:31.27	51.31	2:22.58
3	Mark Wallace (VRB)		1:30.83	52.13	2:22.96
4	Nathan Robins (BER)		1:31.43	52.38	2:23.81
5	Markus Meister (QOD)		1:30.41	53.54	2:23.95
6	Peter Arlington (BER)		1:32.40	52.05	2:24.45
7	Mark Smith (NEW)		1:32.49	52.03	2:24.52
8	Thorton Ham (BER)		1:32.57	52.18	2:24.75
9	Josh Hanes (KSK)		1:32.76	52.07	2:24.83
10	Tyler Wills (ZWZ)		1:32.97	52.05	2:25.02
11	Toufiq Karim (AKB)		1:33.27	51.85	2:25.12
12	Jean-Luc Lacroix (KSK)		1:32.47	53.51	2:25.98
13	Frank Dos Santos (HOS)		1:32.95	53.16	2:26.11
14	Ryan Martell (NEW)		1:34.95	52.12	2:27.07
15	Vitaly Lenko (MYT)		1:35.95	51.27	2:27.22
16	Asheque Amin (AKB)		1:31.14	56.42	2:27.56
17	Henri Capernicov (LOO)		1:33.41	54.58	2:27.99
18	Jawad Karim (AKB)		1:36.37	51.82	2:28.19
19	Gareth Delano (DEL)		1:31.48	57.25	2:28.73
20	James Thornton (KSK)		1:36.67	52.69	2:29.36
21	Jerry Smith (HOS)		1:39.00	52.11	2:31.11
22	Ryland Pritchard (DEL)		1:36.90	54.50	2:31.40
23	Yurij Valatan (MYT)		1:37.63	58.33	2:35.96
24	Nick Nile (BER)			1:35.50	74.75	2:50.25
 —	Wilhelm Gausse (DEL)		1:30.87	  DNF	
	Shane Tanksley (KSK)		1:30.92	  DNF	
	Ryan Hauvelo (HOS)		1:31.03	  DNF	
	Carlos Núñez (VRB)		1:31.14	  DNF	
	Jim Cross-Mann (ZWZ)		1:31.38	  DNF	
	Johann Jorgen (QOD)		1:31.49	  DNF	
	Rudi Tojasik (MYT)		1:31.99	  DNF	
	Rick Bracken (DEL)		1:33.86	  DNF	
	Bodrick Bastmon (HOS)		1:34.49	  DNF	
	Steve Zacharias (NEW)		1:38.05	  DNF	
	Hubert Samson (NEW)		    DNF		
	Liam Mackay (VRB)		    DNF		
	Terry Splein (HOS)		    DNF		
	Bradley Mason (ZWZ)		    DNF		
	Evayan Meirain (VUL)		    DNF		
	Tomas Vetelec (MYT)		    DNF		
	Eamon Dinke (KSK)		    DNF		
	Faddei Varnava (VUL)		    DNF		
	Wilhelm Biber (QOD)		    DNF		
	Sócrates Reyes (VRB)		    DNF		
	Roger Strofski (DEL)		    DNF		
	Jeremy McCartney (BER)		    DNF		

Standings

Men's individual

				DH	SG	GS	SL	SC	Total
Jean-Luc Lacroix (KSK)		102	116	42	13	137	410
Mickey Alva (VRB)		0	172	40	0	151	363
Wilhelm Biber (QOD)		103	185	0	0	24	312
Mark Wallace (VRB)		33	60	106	0	112	311
Josh Hanes (KSK)		160	59	17	0	61	297
Toufiq Karim (AKB)		10	22	14	200	38	284
Hubert Samson (NEW)		82	124	26	0	50	282
Daniel Richter (QOD)		0	0	220	45	0	265
Roger Strofski (DEL)		0	0	83	62	100	245
Liam Mackay (VRB)		91	64	31	0	38	224
Iosep Jurat (MYT)		0	222	0	0	0	222
Lucas Huber (QOD)		0	0	154	66	0	220
Ferris Alkaev (ZWZ)		0	0	126	79	0	205
Ramon De Tortuga (BER)		204	0	0	0	0	204
Ted Tulow (VRB)			90	114	0	0	0	204
Jim Cross-Mann (ZWZ)		0	0	76	60	60	196
Mark Robinson (VRB)		56	135	0	0	0	191
Asif Saleh (AKB)		32	42	0	0	113	187
Nathan Robins (BER)		14	27	42	49	50	182
Sócrates Reyes (VRB)		20	0	0	32	130	182
Joseph Bengtsson (QOD)		0	0	180	0	0	180
Carlos Núñez (VRB)		0	0	69	102	6	177
Tyler Wills (ZWZ)		0	142	0	0	34	176
Bradley Mason (ZWZ)		0	27	63	45	26	161
Jancarlo Ruggiero (DEL)		67	86	0	0	0	153
Bodrick Bastmon (HOS)		0	0	68	47	36	151
Evan Mackay (KSK)		66	0	35	48	0	149
Benjamin Papineau (NEW)		0	50	19	65	0	134
Johann Jorgen (QOD)		0	124	0	0	10	134
Asheque Amin (AKB)		16	63	12	15	27	133
Markus Meister (QOD)		84	0	0	0	48	132
Martin Dreher (QOD)		0	131	0	0	0	131
Nick Nile (BER)			45	12	14	0	55	126
Thorton Ham (BER)		0	0	15	17	93	125
Michael Grant (QOD)		122	0	0	0	0	122
William Lyon (VRB)		0	0	0	120	0	120
Austin Hall (VRB)		0	0	0	120	0	120
Bode Robert (DLI)		48	29	20	23	0	120
Dirk Hirsch (QOD)		0	0	0	117	0	117
Marlen Caves (ZWZ)		34	80	0	0	0	114
Pablo Ortiz (BER)		0	13	0	100	0	113
Mathias Abendroth (QOD)		0	111	0	0	0	111
James Thornton (KSK)		0	16	0	0	91	107
Mark Smith (NEW)		14	8	0	36	47	105
Dima Waunder (ZWZ)		0	0	33	71	0	104
Pauli Smirnov (DEL)		28	75	0	0	0	103
Ryan Martell (NEW)		6	0	22	15	58	101
Tim McNeil (QOD)		0	0	100	0	0	100
Frank Dos Santos (HOS)		47	32	0	0	20	99
Rolf Herrmann (DEL)		0	11	6	80	0	97
Wilhelm Gausse (DEL)		44	38	0	0	13	95
Steve Zacharias (NEW)		24	12	0	25	33	94
Sebastian Eisenberg (QOD)	93	0	0	0	0	93
Jerry Smith (HOS)		18	45	0	0	30	93
Shane Tanksley (KSK)		32	60	0	0	0	92
Rick Bracken (DEL)		29	0	24	15	22	90
Ryan Hauvelo (HOS)		0	15	13	35	26	89
Jeremy McCartney (BER)		0	0	26	56	7	89
Evayan Meirain (VUL)		9	46	0	0	32	87
Peter Arlington (BER)		0	24	0	0	60	84
Aaron Bends (BER)		14	0	29	36	0	79
Jawad Karim (AKB)		1	44	0	16	18	79
Chris Forester (DLI)		2	12	61	0	0	75
Terry Splein (HOS)		0	0	74	0	0	74
Yurij Valatan (MYT)		0	0	0	0	73	73
Tommy Mancsio (DLI)		0	13	44	15	0	72
Simon Genereaux (KSK)		0	28	0	40	0	68
Eamon Dinke (KSK)		0	0	8	24	30	62
Faddei Varnava (VUL)		9	0	9	0	44	62
Mark Rubin (DEL)		0	17	21	23	0	61
Martin Krüger (QOD)		0	57	0	0	0	57
Caleb Bree (ZWZ)		53	0	0	0	0	53
Volya Maturri-Catan (ZWZ)	53	0	0	0	0	53
Henri Capernicov (LOO)		0	3	0	0	50	53
Misha Redding-Krupin (ZWZ)	51	0	0	0	0	51
Connor Ducalf (ZWZ)		45	0	0	0	0	45
Andy O'Sullivan (KSK)		43	0	0	0	0	43
Piet Mulhaney (ZWZ)		0	11	32	0	0	43
Randy Hillier (NEW)		0	14	27	0	0	41
Tomas Vetelec (MYT)		11	21	0	0	9	41
Peng Hê (QOD)			0	0	0	40	0	40
Rudi Tojasik (MYT)		0	0	0	33	6	39
Gareth Delano (DEL)		0	0	13	0	24	37
Alex Guajardo (VRB)		0	0	0	36	0	36
Marat Masic (MYT)		0	0	36	0	0	36
Ryland Pritchard (DEL)		17	2	0	0	16	35
Todd Wojociechowski (NEW)	16	0	10	8	0	34
Kristian Thalberg (QOD)		0	0	0	24	0	24
Abe Hayes (VRB)			24	0	0	0	0	24
Vladislav Masic (MYT)		0	22	0	0	0	22
Haris Hersic (MYT)		0	0	0	20	0	20
Forii Hurstretten (MYT)		0	0	5	14	0	19
Vitaly Lenko (MYT)		0	0	0	0	16	16
Maxwell Okna (DLI)		0	16	0	0	0	16
Jyri Kortesmäki (QOD)		0	0	15	0	0	15
Joonas Vauhkonen (QOD)		12	0	0	0	0	12
Kevin King (LEN)		0	8	0	0	0	8
Joonas Vauhkonen (QOD)		6	0	0	0	0	6

Women's individual

				DH	SG	GS	SL	SC	Total
Ariadne Dromm (ZWZ)		58	65	138	100	136	497
Dolores Ribey (ZWZ)		110	118	52	0	103	383
Rachel Joubert (NEW)		0	24	131	200	0	355
Maliha Nassim (AKB)		73	195	26	10	45	349
Mandy Kohl (QOD)		218	112	0	0	0	330
Valerie Adams (VRB)		37	83	134	0	53	307
Emily Sanderson (QOD)		32	188	0	0	86	306
Katie Lewis (NEW)		74	202	0	0	28	304
Vanna Helsen (ZWZ)		205	85	4	0	0	294
Geneviève Lachine (KSK)		0	0	24	65	200	289
Sadia Sultana (AKB)		30	84	20	66	78	278
Delia Hunter (KSK)		86	120	0	8	53	267
Karen Kapinsky (KSK)		0	0	73	190	0	263
Alison Wells (KSK)		61	200	0	0	0	261
Rebecca Arnott (QOD)		45	118	0	0	87	250
Lisa Smith (VRB)		46	128	22	14	28	238
Anna Peterson (DEL)		46	62	61	4	50	223
Anamaria Velasco (BER)		6	152	0	27	38	223
Alfonsina Arroyo (VRB)		52	72	0	0	92	216
Gina Morris (ZWZ)		0	0	96	66	52	214
Vera Sokoll (ZWZ)		81	120	0	0	0	201
Lily Ferguson (ZWZ)		0	0	110	86	0	196
Ammeline Christianson (DEL)	0	0	72	50	65	187
Anke Zimmer (QOD)		136	48	0	0	0	184
Katri Laitinen (QOD)		0	0	180	0	0	180
Ashley Taylor (NEW)		21	23	21	36	62	163
Kate Smith (DEL)		0	0	60	100	0	160
Sabine Fisher (QOD)		0	0	0	160	0	160
Lara Carlsson (QOD)		0	0	155	0	0	155
Michelle Eckhoff (QOD)		0	0	154	0	0	154
Oli Canztrin (LOO)		32	25	12	62	16	147
Jasmin Santos (BER)		127	18	0	0	0	145
Lindsay Colbert (DEL)		38	12	20	24	48	142
Sarah Sullivan (NEW)		31	31	32	44	0	138
Liliane Barrett (LEN)		28	27	24	58	0	137
Li Peng Xiu (QOD)		0	0	0	132	0	132
Sofi Porter (VRB)		27	50	0	54	0	131
Björk Mæja Kjartansdóttir (QOD)	48	83	0	0	0	131
Julia Bell (DEL)		18	42	15	22	33	130
Lauren Volk (QOD)		0	0	0	0	130	130
Serafina Pérez (VRB)		36	85	0	0	0	121
Petra Didrikya (DEL)		54	38	0	0	28	120
Anne Hrudy (KSK)		86	31	0	0	0	117
Shandin Rams (BER)		0	0	13	13	85	111
Kristen Madison (NEW)		29	12	0	33	26	100
Elizabeth Bafunta (BER)		0	0	52	45	0	97
Penny Beeckles-Ulewa (ZWZ)	0	0	72	24	0	96
Tanya Pearson (KSK)		0	0	29	64	0	93
Kayla Asivik (MYT)		62	30	0	0	0	92
Patricia O'Riley (BER)		27	22	17	26	0	92
Angelica Doubts (BER)		0	0	9	0	82	91
Celina Månsson (QOD)		0	0	0	0	86	86
Angéline Couche (KSK)		0	0	8	0	74	82
Jane Novkaks (BER)		21	60	0	0	0	81
Meghan Robinson (NEW)		0	0	30	0	38	68
Sammi Svajgar (MYT)		28	37	0	0	0	65
Zhu Chu (QOD)			0	0	65	0	0	65
Hisayo Kotani (QOD)		0	0	65	0	0	65
Tekla Angelina (VUL)		0	0	34	30	0	64
Maria Townsend (DLI)		11	22	0	29	0	62
Lily Witterich (MYT)		0	0	0	58	0	58
Brittany Brooks (VRB)		0	0	24	32	0	56
Brittany Olsen (NEW)		0	0	0	0	51	51
Aniya Dosiesia (VUL)		0	0	0	0	49	49
Ellie Harriman (QOD)		0	0	0	36	0	36
Isabelle Rochecter (DLI)	0	0	28	8	0	36
Carli Roanoke (VRB)		0	0	0	35	0	35
Jamie Monash (KSK)		10	19	0	5	0	34
Meredith Kane (DEL)		1	27	0	0	0	28
Caitlin Barry (QOD)		0	0	0	20	0	20
Kyla Peterson (BER)		0	0	20	0	0	20
Mary Neilson (VRB)		0	0	0	0	20	20
Tua Ritagern (MYT)		0	0	14	0	0	14
Tua Flornjetten (MYT)		0	0	12	0	0	12
Natalya Anzser (MYT)		0	0	6	0	0	6

Nations Cup

Quintessence of Dust	4421
Virabia			3055
Zwangzug		2783
Bergnovinaia		2673
Kelssek			2651
Newmanistan		1980
Delaclava		1877
Akbarabad		1299
Mytannion		625
Hossaim			506
D Land and Isles	371
Vulshain		262
Loonertarian		156
Liventia		145

[Virabia]

The Vonghurst Star
Interview with Mark Wallace

JUANITA - In the past two weeks, no one person has been talked about more than skier Mark Wallace. From the publication of Jasi Wallace's pseudo-exposé on his drug habits and how he treats his wife, the media has been covering his story nearly non-stop. The series of tubes known as the internet has, in particular, moved the story forward. Nearly every journalist in the country and even some beyond it's boarders have worked tirelessly to dig up any new information they can. Today, though, I go to Mark himself in search of answers. I knew there was little chance that he would accept an interview with anyone. So far, he has denied every request sent his way but, for some reason, I did not suffer this fate. So, with out further ado; my interview with Mark Wallace. (This happened at his hotel room after today's races in Juanita, Bergnovinaia)

Q: So, as I'm sure you know, you are currently the man of the hour in Virabia. Granted, this probably not the reason you wanted to get this kind of attention but, how has this affected your performance?

A: Contrary to what you may think, it's helped it out. Big time. Sure, the first race afterwards in Asanthul, I suffered but, overall it's improved things.

Q: Why is that?

A: Now, everyone's watching me. I can't drink, shoot, pop, snort or do anything that would resemble getting high. Since the story broke, I haven't been able to return to any of my old vices. So now my mind's clear. Now, I'm finally skiing to the fullest of my ability.

Q: You said that you haven't done any drugs since the story broke, Does this mean you'll probably quit?

A: No. I'll never quit. Once you go down the yellow brick road, ain't any going back. Sure you may quit for a week, a month, a year, ten years but, at some point you give up. At some point your fortitude runs out. Think of it like a timer. For everyone it will hit zero. For some, it's when you're alive, for others, it's when you've died. And it doesn't matter how many rehab programs you do, they just add a bit of time but, for everyone, it will hit zero.

Q: Speaking of rehab, what have you done to, as you've said, extend the timer. Also, if you don't mind, could you detail how you've been affected by withdrawl?

A: I've quit each cold turkey. As for withdrawal symptoms. Those have been especially bad. I've honestly felt no greater pain in my life but, it's unavoidable.

Q: Why haven't you tried to go to a rehab program?

A: If I try to re-enter Virabia, I'll be arrested on the spot. Normally, that wouldn't be bad but I'm not just a domestic criminal. I'm wanted in quite a few countries for drug smuggling, so I'll be tried there as well and I'll have to spend a good amount of my time behind bars. So, honestly, cold turkey is the only way I can quit. It's going to be hard. Real hard but, it's all I can do.

Q: Are any of the countries you're wanted in on the schedule for the ASWC?

A: Fortunately, no. That being said, they may have extradition treaties with the countries I am wanted in. So, there is an extremely good chance I won't be able to finish out the World Cup. I have my fingers crossed though.

Q: Ok, for a moment, lets change the subject to the allegations that along with drugs you have been rather abusive towards your wife. What do you have to say on these matters?

A: I'd just like to say that I'm real sorry. I know it's little consolation for all the harm I've done to her. I know that she will never forgive me. She gave me her heart, her love and I just crushed it, like one would an ant. It's something I will regret for the rest of my life. We've been together in some form since we were twelve. We were soul mates there ever were one. Yet, in my blindness, I abused her. Forgetting that she had feelings too.

Q: On the subject of apologies, in her most recent column, the one on Paul McCartney, Jasi Wallace apologised for all the grief she caused you? What is your response to that?

A: I know that she was just doing her job and in the long run she probably helped me out. If she hadn't brought my situation to the national spotlight like she did, I would have never begun the process of falling out of my old habits. That being said, she did pretty much ruin my life. I can no longer go back to my home country. I am the punching bag of every late night comedian. No one at the Ski Council or the Olympic High Council would dare consider put me on a roster ever again. My wife, who was only a thread away from leaving me, has left me forever. Bringing my kid with her. So many aspects of my life and my career, forever gone. In so many eyes, I will never be redeemed. Granted, considering all that I've done, all that I've harmed I deserve everything that will happen to me and perhaps even more.

That being said, I do want to warn my sister of one thing. Whether she thinks it or not, she got some sort of rush after all the attention given to her in the wake of her story on me. People will now expect her to make these kind of revelations on a regular basis, and she will. Chasing the rush she felt after the first time. That rush is much like anything a drug could give you. Soon, she'll be addicted. Chasing any opportunity to expose the dirty side of peoples existence. Sure, in some cases like mine, it is warranted but, eventually that well will dry up. Soon she'll have to start attacking otherwise good people over small flaws. Sure, this may not happen but, I've seen it transpire. Good people who've turned corrupt. I just hope she doesn't fall victim to it.

Q: So, on that thread of turning corrupt. When did you first try hard drugs like heroin?

A: It was when I was in Sao Jorge. I was asked to attend some party that some of the athletes from various nations were going to. In my naivety, I did. There, some guy offered me heroin. I didn't know what it was at the time, nor did he tell me. He actually said that it would ease the pain from competition. So, blindly and stupidly, I tried it. Worse mistake of my life but from then on, I was hooked.

Q: Before then, had you ever done drugs?

A: Nope. I was notoriously straight edge. My mom's father had a history of alcohol abuse and she told me stories of what it did to him. Made me swear that I'd never try those things and for years, I had no particular desire to. I knew they'd ruin my skiing. Yet, at that one party; I did. At that one party, I made the subconscious decision to abandon all I had in pursuit of the quick high. Who knows where I'd be if I didn't do all of that stuff. I just wish that I had never gone to it.

Q: So, you mention Sao Jorge. Which brings me to my next topic; that is the announcement by the VOHC that you were to be excluded from the olympic roster for the games in Ashton. How does this make you feel?

A: I certainly don't like being excluded from the roster but, I know why they did it and I don't blame them.

Q: One final question. How do you foresee the rest of your world campaign going? What will you try to accomplish?

A: As I've mentioned before, this is the last event I will ever ski in my career. So, I will go all out. Do the best I can, ski like I have nothing to lose because, I actually do have nothing to lose. Perhaps, I exaggerate a little bit when I say that my career is completely over but, the way it looks now, I won't be skiing for competition any time soon.

[Zwangzug]

Juanita.

Wait, Juanita?!

[Kelssek]

Vonluth, Quintessence of Dust

Giant slalom - men's

				Run 1	Run 2	Total
1	Joseph Bengtsson (QOD)	1:18.44	1:18.57	2:37.01
2	Tim McNeil (QOD)	1:18.03	1:20.24	2:38.27
3	Piet Mulhaney (ZWZ)	1:21.42	1:17.92	2:39.34
4	Mark Wallace (VRB)	1:18.45	1:21.22	2:39.67
5	Roger Strofski (DEL)	1:18.64	1:21.44	2:40.08
6	Jim Cross-Mann (ZWZ)	1:18.86	1:21.70	2:40.56
7	Lucas Huber (QOD)	1:21.37	1:19.94	2:41.31
8	Hubert Samson (NEW)	1:21.76	1:20.86	2:42.62
9	Liam Mackay (VRB)	1:20.85	1:21.82	2:42.67
10	Bradley Mason (ZWZ)	1:23.89	1:20.21	2:44.10
11	Carlos Núñez (VRB)	1:18.51	1:25.80	2:44.31
12	Ferris Alkaev (ZWZ)	1:18.54	1:25.80	2:44.34
13	Dima Waunder (ZWZ)	1:19.17	1:25.35	2:44.52
14	Daniel Richter (QOD)	1:20.05	1:25.76	2:45.81
15	Terry Splein (HOS)	1:24.42	1:21.41	2:45.83
16	Ryan Martell (NEW)	1:25.87	1:21.38	2:47.25
17	Eamon Dinke (KSK)	1:26.63	1:21.00	2:47.63
18	Thorton Ham (BER)	1:19.34	1:29.22	2:48.56
19	Toufiq Karim (AKB)	1:27.04	1:21.78	2:48.82
20	Rick Bracken (DEL)	1:21.45	1:28.90	2:50.35
21	Nathan Robins (BER)	1:25.97	1:25.47	2:51.44
22	Aaron Bends (BER)	1:27.32	1:25.45	2:52.77
23	Benjamin Papineau (NEW)	1:27.39	1:25.99	2:53.38
24	Rolf Herrmann (DEL)	1:23.92	1:30.09	2:54.01
25	Gareth Delano (DEL)	1:22.01	1:32.23	2:54.24
26	Nick Nile (BER)		1:20.74	1:34.14	2:54.88
27	Faddei Varnava (VUL)	1:24.45	1:31.41	2:55.86
28	Henri Capernicov (LOO)	1:22.46	1:34.25	2:56.71
 —	Randy Hillier (NEW)	1:19.51	DNF	
	Josh Hanes (KSK)	1:23.89	DNF	
	Jeremy McCartney (BER)	1:27.82	DNQ	
	Ryan Hauvelo (HOS)	1:28.54	DNQ	
	Bode Robert (DLI)	1:28.62	DNQ	
	Jawad Karim (AKB)	1:30.82	DNQ	
	Asheque Amin (AKB)	1:31.34	DNQ	
	Evan Mackay (KSK)	1:31.47	DNQ	
	Chris Forester (DLI)	1:32.26	DNQ	
	Marat Masic (MYT)	1:32.94	DNQ	
	Forii Hurstretten (MYT)	1:35.39	DNQ	
	Jean-Luc Lacroix (KSK)	1:40.73	DNQ	
	Tommy Mancsio (DLI)	    DNF		
	Bodrick Bastmon (HOS)	    DNF		
	Todd Wojociechowski (NEW)   DNF		
	Mark Rubin (DEL)	    DNF		
	Jyri Kortesmäki (QOD)	    DNF		
	Mickey Alva (VRB)	    DNF

Giant slalom- women's

					Run 1	Run 2	Total
1	Ariadne Dromm (ZWZ)		1:13.37	1:11.65	2:25.02
2	Brittany Brooks (VRB)		1:15.85	1:11.49	2:27.34
3	Gina Morris (ZWZ)		1:12.09	1:15.36	2:27.45
4	Karen Kapinsky (KSK)		1:14.69	1:13.16	2:27.85
5	Lara Carlsson (QOD)		1:16.09	1:11.93	2:28.02
6	Lily Ferguson (ZWZ)		1:11.95	1:17.08	2:29.03
7	Rachel Joubert (NEW)		1:17.53	1:12.04	2:29.57
8	Valerie Adams (VRB)		1:14.29	1:16.04	2:30.33
9	Ammeline Christianson (DEL)	1:11.69	1:20.08	2:31.77
10	Dolores Ribey (ZWZ)		1:14.09	1:17.68	2:31.77
11	Zhu Chu (QOD)			1:16.00	1:16.02	2:32.02
12	Kate Smith (DEL)		1:14.41	1:18.07	2:32.48
13	Penny Beeckles-Ulewa (ZWZ)	1:18.06	1:14.78	2:32.84
14	Hisayo Kotani (QOD)		1:19.96	1:13.49	2:33.45
15	Isabelle Rochecter (DLI)	1:15.77	1:18.31	2:34.08
16	Shandin Rams (BER)		1:16.97	1:17.22	2:34.19
17	Natalya Anzser (MYT)		1:19.90	1:15.00	2:34.90
18	Meghan Robinson (NEW)		1:15.70	1:19.58	2:35.28
19	Katie Lewis (NEW)		1:17.73	1:19.72	2:37.45
20	Michelle Eckhoff (QOD)		1:16.15	1:21.36	2:37.51
21	Tua Flornjetten (MYT)		1:17.89	1:19.80	2:37.69
22	Julia Bell (DEL)		1:19.76	1:19.41	2:39.17
23	Katri Laitinen (QOD)		1:16.81	1:22.76	2:39.57
24	Sarah Sullivan (NEW)		1:15.55	1:24.60	2:40.15
25	Tekla Angelina (VUL)		1:18.01	1:23.13	2:41.14
26	Patricia O'Riley (BER)		1:18.72	1:23.36	2:42.08
27	Maliha Nassim (AKB)		1:18.59	1:23.87	2:42.46
28	Tua Ritagern (MYT)		1:16.48	1:26.88	2:43.36
 —	Vanna Helsen (ZWZ)		1:15.92	    DNF	
	Anna Peterson (DEL)		1:17.83	    DNF	
	Tanya Pearson (KSK)		1:23.01	   DNQ	
	Elizabeth Bafunta (BER)		1:23.08	   DNQ	
	Kyla Peterson (BER)		1:23.80	   DNQ	
	Ashley Taylor (NEW)		1:24.40	   DNQ	
	Angelica Doubts (BER)		1:24.46	   DNQ	
	Lyuba Natalka (VUL)		1:27.01	   DNQ	
	Angéline Couche (KSK)		1:27.33	   DNQ	
	Jamie Monash (KSK)		1:31.13	   DNQ	
	Oli Canztrin (LOO)		1:33.23	   DNQ	
	Lindsay Colbert (DEL)		1:35.97	   DNQ	
	Liliane Barrett (LEN)	   	 DNF		
	Geneviève Lachine (KSK)	   	 DNF		
	Lisa Smith (VRB)	   	 DNF		
	Sadia Sultana (AKB)	   	 DNF

[Bergnovinaia]

Juanita.

Wait, Juanita?!

I have to say, this is very clever and creative! Kudos!

[Zwangzug]

Thanks for the kind words, all. Unfortunately, there are risks with this RPing style that aren't as problematic in other styles...

...fortunately, I can RP my mistakes off.

[Kelssek]

Kääriäinen, Quintessence of Dust

Slalom - women's

                                           Run 1	Run 2	Total
1	Li Peng Xiu (QOD)		52.01	51.76	1:43.77
2	Rachel Joubert (NEW)		51.46	52.63	1:44.09
3	Caitlin Barry (QOD)		50.71	53.88	1:44.59
4	Ammeline Christianson (DEL)	52.92	51.71	1:44.63
5	Ariadne Dromm (ZWZ)		52.21	52.98	1:45.19
6	Geneviève Lachine (KSK)		53.12	52.61	1:45.73
7	Elizabeth Bafunta (BER)		54.46	52.42	1:46.88
8	Sabine Fisher (QOD)		52.03	55.12	1:47.15
9	Isabelle Rochecter (DLI)	54.29	53.89	1:48.18
10	Kyla Peterson (BER)		54.91	53.80	1:48.71
11	Sadia Sultana (AKB)		54.16	56.68	1:50.84
12	Liliane Barrett (LEN)		57.86	55.33	1:53.19
13	Dolores Ribey (ZWZ)		58.47	55.25	1:53.72
14	Carli Roanoke (VRB)		55.87	59.23	1:55.10
15	Tekla Angelina (VUL)		52.42	63.87	1:56.29
16	Patricia O'Riley (BER)		53.93	62.63	1:56.56
17	Maria Townsend (DLI)		55.12	63.09	1:58.21
 —	Lily Witterich (MYT)		51.93	    DNF	
  	Shandin Rams (BER)		51.94	    DNF	
  	Gina Morris (ZWZ)		52.02	    DNF	
	Tanya Pearson (KSK)		52.76	    DNF	
	Penny Beeckles-Ulewa (ZWZ)	52.80	    DNF	
	Jewel Friesen (QOD)		53.18	    DNF	
	Lisa Smith (VRB)		53.69	    DNF	
	Ashley Taylor (NEW)		53.94	    DNF	
	Sofi Porter (VRB)		54.07	    DNF	
	Lily Ferguson (ZWZ)		54.45	    DNF	
	Oli Canztrin (LOO)		56.33	    DNF	
	Anamaria Velasco (BER)		58.17	    DNF	
	Delia Hunter (KSK)		58.21	    DNF	
	Brittany Olsen (NEW)		58.98	    DNQ	
	Maliha Nassim (AKB)		59.20	    DNQ	
	Kristen Madison (NEW)		59.79	    DNQ	
	Sarah Sullivan (NEW)		59.81	    DNQ	
	Anna Peterson (DEL)		60.23	    DNQ	
	Jamie Monash (KSK)		61.39	    DNQ	
	Julia Bell (DEL)		66.51	    DNQ	
	Karen Kapinsky (KSK)		DNF		
	Lindsay Colbert (DEL)	    	DNF		
	Brittany Brooks (VRB)	     	DNF		
	Ellie Harriman (QOD)	     	DNF		
	Kate Smith (DEL)	    	DNF

Slalom - men's

				Run 1	Run 2	Total
1	Dirk Hirsch (QOD)	49.21	48.95	1:38.16
2	Haris Hersic (MYT)	49.53	50.16	1:39.69
3	Aaron Bends (BER)	48.36	52.04	1:40.40
4	Toufiq Karim (AKB)	50.69	49.92	1:40.61
5	Benjamin Papineau (NEW)	50.63	50.01	1:40.64
6	Lucas Huber (QOD)	49.37	51.37	1:40.74
7	Pablo Ortiz (BER)	50.42	52.10	1:42.52
8	Dima Waunder (ZWZ)	51.36	51.19	1:42.55
9	Simon Genereaux (KSK)	52.08	51.41	1:43.49
10	Roger Strofski (DEL)	51.35	52.38	1:43.73
11	Kristian Thalberg (QOD)	52.40	51.67	1:44.07
12	Asheque Amin (AKB)	54.37	52.15	1:46.52
13	Mark Smith (NEW)	54.80	51.73	1:46.53
14	Sócrates Reyes (VRB)	53.33	53.57	1:46.90
15	Jean-Luc Lacroix (KSK)	55.02	53.41	1:48.43
16	Bode Robert (DLI)	51.72	57.43	1:49.15
17	Jeremy McCartney (BER)	55.42	55.56	1:50.98
18	Forii Hurstretten (MYT)	50.10	60.98	1:51.08
19	Bodrick Bastmon (HOS)	53.59	58.34	1:51.93
20	Steve Zacharias (NEW)	56.10	56.22	1:52.32
21	Chris Forester (DLI)	60.67	52.13	1:52.80
22	Henri Capernicov (LOO)	53.93	60.87	1:54.80
23	Eamon Dinke (KSK)	52.69	62.68	1:55.37
 —	Ferris Alkaev (ZWZ)	48.39	DNF	
	Nathan Robins (BER)	49.23	DNF	
	Rolf Hermann (DEL)	50.08	DNF	
	Austin Hall (VRB)	50.71	DNF	
	Carlos Núñez (VRB)	50.80	DNF	
	William Lyon (VRB)	53.34	DSQ	
	Tommy Mancsio (DLI)	53.36	DNF	
	Gareth Delano (DEL)	61.78	DNQ	
	Rick Bracken (DEL)	63.38	DNQ	
	Peng Hê (QOD)	    	 DNF		
	Todd Wojociechowski(NEW) DNF		
	Evan Mackay (KSK)	 DNF		
	Ryan Hauvelo (HOS)	 DNF		
	Rudi Tojasik (MYT)	 DNF		
	Ryan Martell (NEW)	 DNF		
	Thornton Ham (BER)	 DNF		
	James Thornton (KSK)	 DNF		
	Jim Cross-Mann (ZWZ)	 DNF		
	Mark Rubin (DEL)	 DNF		
	Bradley Mason (ZWZ)	 DNF		
	Jawad Karim (AKB)	 DNF		
	Daniel Richter (QOD)	 DNF		
	Alex Guajardo (VRB)	 DSQ		

Standings

Men's individual

				DH	SG	GS	SL	SC	Total
Jean-Luc Lacroix (KSK)		102	116	42	45	137	442
Mickey Alva (VRB)		0	172	40	0	151	363
Mark Wallace (VRB)		33	60	156	0	112	361
Toufiq Karim (AKB)		10	22	26	250	38	346
Roger Strofski (DEL)		0	0	128	88	100	316
Hubert Samson (NEW)		82	124	58	0	50	314
Wilhelm Biber (QOD)		103	185	0	0	24	312
Josh Hanes (KSK)		160	59	17	0	61	297
Lucas Huber (QOD)		0	0	190	106	0	296
Daniel Richter (QOD)		0	0	238	45	0	283
Joseph Bengtsson (QOD)		0	0	280	0	0	280
Liam Mackay (VRB)		91	64	60	0	38	253
Jim Cross-Mann (ZWZ)		0	0	116	60	60	236
Ferris Alkaev (ZWZ)		0	0	148	79	0	227
Iosep Jurat (MYT)		0	222	0	0	0	222
Dirk Hirsch (QOD)		0	0	0	217	0	217
Ramon De Tortuga (BER)		204	0	0	0	0	204
Ted Tulow (VRB)			90	114	0	0	0	204
Carlos Núñez (VRB)		0	0	93	102	6	201
Sócrates Reyes (VRB)		20	0	0	50	130	200
Nathan Robins (BER)		14	27	52	49	50	192
Mark Robinson (VRB)		56	135	0	0	0	191
Aaron Bends (BER)		14	0	38	136	0	188
Benjamin Papineau (NEW)		0	50	27	110	0	187
Asif Saleh (AKB)		32	42	0	0	113	187
Bradley Mason (ZWZ)		0	27	89	45	26	187
Tim McNeil (QOD)		0	0	180	0	0	180
Tyler Wills (ZWZ)		0	142	0	0	34	176
Bodrick Bastmon (HOS)		0	0	68	59	36	163
Dima Waunder (ZWZ)		0	0	53	103	0	156
Asheque Amin (AKB)		16	63	12	37	27	155
Jancarlo Ruggiero (DEL)		67	86	0	0	0	153
Evan Mackay (KSK)		66	0	35	48	0	149
Pablo Ortiz (BER)		0	13	0	136	0	149
Thorton Ham (BER)		0	0	28	17	93	138
Bode Robert (DLI)		48	29	20	38	0	135
Johann Jorgen (QOD)		0	124	0	0	10	134
Markus Meister (QOD)		84	0	0	0	48	132
Martin Dreher (QOD)		0	131	0	0	0	131
Nick Nile (BER)			45	12	19	0	55	131
Mark Smith (NEW)		14	8	0	56	47	125
Michael Grant (QOD)		122	0	0	0	0	122
Austin Hall (VRB)		0	0	0	120	0	120
William Lyon (VRB)		0	0	0	120	0	120
Ryan Martell (NEW)		6	0	37	15	58	116
Marlen Caves (ZWZ)		34	80	0	0	0	114
Mathias Abendroth (QOD)		0	111	0	0	0	111
James Thornton (KSK)		0	16	0	0	91	107
Steve Zacharias (NEW)		24	12	0	36	33	105
Rolf Herrmann (DEL)		0	11	13	80	0	104
Piet Mulhaney (ZWZ)		0	11	92	0	0	103
Pauli Smirnov (DEL)		28	75	0	0	0	103
Jeremy McCartney (BER)		0	0	26	70	7	103
Rick Bracken (DEL)		29	0	35	15	22	101
Haris Hersic (MYT)		0	0	0	100	0	100
Frank Dos Santos (HOS)		47	32	0	0	20	99
Simon Genereaux (KSK)		0	28	0	69	0	97
Wilhelm Gausse (DEL)		44	38	0	0	13	95
Sebastian Eisenberg (QOD)	93	0	0	0	0	93
Jerry Smith (HOS)		18	45	0	0	30	93
Shane Tanksley (KSK)		32	60	0	0	0	92
Terry Splein (HOS)		0	0	90	0	0	90
Ryan Hauvelo (HOS)		0	15	13	35	26	89
Evayan Meirain (VUL)		9	46	0	0	32	87
Chris Forester (DLI)		2	12	61	10	0	85
Eamon Dinke (KSK)		0	0	22	32	30	84
Peter Arlington (BER)		0	24	0	0	60	84
Jawad Karim (AKB)		1	44	0	16	18	79
Yurij Valatan (MYT)		0	0	0	0	73	73
Tommy Mancsio (DLI)		0	13	44	15	0	72
Faddei Varnava (VUL)		9	0	13	0	44	66
Henri Capernicov (LOO)		0	3	3	9	50	65
Mark Rubin (DEL)		0	17	21	23	0	61
Martin Krüger (QOD)		0	57	0	0	0	57
Volya Maturri-Catan (ZWZ)	53	0	0	0	0	53
Caleb Bree (ZWZ)		53	0	0	0	0	53
Misha Redding-Krupin (ZWZ)	51	0	0	0	0	51
Kristian Thalberg (QOD)		0	0	0	48	0	48
Connor Ducalf (ZWZ)		45	0	0	0	0	45
Gareth Delano (DEL)		0	0	19	0	24	43
Andy O'Sullivan (KSK)		43	0	0	0	0	43
Tomas Vetelec (MYT)		11	21	0	0	9	41
Randy Hillier (NEW)		0	14	27	0	0	41
Peng Hê (QOD)			0	0	0	40	0	40
Rudi Tojasik (MYT)		0	0	0	33	6	39
Alex Guajardo (VRB)		0	0	0	36	0	36
Marat Masic (MYT)		0	0	36	0	0	36
Ryland Pritchard (DEL)		17	2	0	0	16	35
Todd Wojociechowski (NEW)	16	0	10	8	0	34
Forii Hurstretten (MYT)		0	0	5	27	0	32
Abe Hayes (VRB)			24	0	0	0	0	24
Vladislav Masic (MYT)		0	22	0	0	0	22
Joonas Vauhkonen (QOD)		18	0	0	0	0	18
Maxwell Okna (DLI)		0	16	0	0	0	16
Vitaly Lenko (MYT)		0	0	0	0	16	16
Jyri Kortesmäki (QOD)		0	0	15	0	0	15
Kevin King (LEN)		0	8	0	0	0	8

Women's individual

				DH	SG	GS	SL	SC	Total
Ariadne Dromm (ZWZ)		58	65	238	145	136	642
Rachel Joubert (NEW)		0	24	167	280	0	471
Dolores Ribey (ZWZ)		110	118	78	20	103	429
Maliha Nassim (AKB)		73	195	30	10	45	353
Valerie Adams (VRB)		37	83	166	0	53	339
Mandy Kohl (QOD)		218	112	0	0	0	330
Geneviève Lachine (KSK)		0	0	24	105	200	329
Katie Lewis (NEW)		74	202	12	0	28	316
Karen Kapinsky (KSK)		0	0	123	190	0	313
Sadia Sultana (AKB)		30	84	20	98	78	310
Emily Sanderson (QOD)		32	188	0	0	86	306
Vanna Helsen (ZWZ)		205	85	4	0	0	294
Gina Morris (ZWZ)		0	0	156	66	52	274
Delia Hunter (KSK)		86	120	0	8	53	267
Ammeline Christianson (DEL)	0	0	101	100	65	266
Alison Wells (KSK)		61	200	0	0	0	261
Rebecca Arnott (QOD)		45	118	0	0	87	250
Lisa Smith (VRB)		46	128	22	14	28	238
Lily Ferguson (ZWZ)		0	0	150	86	0	236
Li Peng Xiu (QOD)		0	0	0	232	0	232
Anna Peterson (DEL)		46	62	61	4	50	223
Anamaria Velasco (BER)		6	152	0	27	38	223
Alfonsina Arroyo (VRB)		52	72	0	0	92	216
Vera Sokoll (ZWZ)		81	120	0	0	0	201
Lara Carlsson (QOD)		0	0	200	0	0	200
Sabine Fisher (QOD)		0	0	0	192	0	192
Katri Laitinen (QOD)		0	0	188	0	0	188
Anke Zimmer (QOD)		136	48	0	0	0	184
Kate Smith (DEL)		0	0	82	100	0	182
Michelle Eckhoff (QOD)		0	0	165	0	0	165
Ashley Taylor (NEW)		21	23	21	36	62	163
Liliane Barrett (LEN)		28	27	24	80	0	159
Oli Canztrin (LOO)		32	25	12	62	16	147
Sarah Sullivan (NEW)		31	31	39	44	0	145
Jasmin Santos (BER)		127	18	0	0	0	145
Lindsay Colbert (DEL)		38	12	20	24	48	142
Julia Bell (DEL)		18	42	24	22	33	139
Brittany Brooks (VRB)		0	0	104	32	0	136
Elizabeth Bafunta (BER)		0	0	52	81	0	133
Björk Mæja Kjartansdóttir (QOD)	48	83	0	0	0	131
Sofi Porter (VRB)		27	50	0	54	0	131
Lauren Volk (QOD)		0	0	0	0	130	130
Shandin Rams (BER)		0	0	28	13	85	126
Serafina Pérez (VRB)		36	85	0	0	0	121
Petra Didrikya (DEL)		54	38	0	0	28	120
Anne Hrudy (KSK)		86	31	0	0	0	117
Penny Beeckles-Ulewa (ZWZ)	0	0	92	24	0	116
Patricia O'Riley (BER)		27	22	22	41	0	112
Tanya Pearson (KSK)		0	0	29	80	0	109
Kristen Madison (NEW)		29	12	0	33	26	100
Kayla Asivik (MYT)		62	30	0	0	0	92
Angelica Doubts (BER)		0	0	9	0	82	91
Zhu Chu (QOD)			0	0	89	0	0	89
Celina Månsson (QOD)		0	0	0	0	86	86
Hisayo Kotani (QOD)		0	0	83	0	0	83
Angéline Couche (KSK)		0	0	8	0	74	82
Jane Novkaks (BER)		21	60	0	0	0	81
Isabelle Rochecter (DLI)	0	0	44	37	0	81
Meghan Robinson (NEW)		0	0	43	0	38	81
Caitlin Barry (QOD)		0	0	0	80	0	80
Maria Townsend (DLI)		11	22	0	43	0	76
Tekla Angelina (VUL)		0	0	40	30	0	70
Sammi Svajgar (MYT)		28	37	0	0	0	65
Lily Witterich (MYT)		0	0	0	58	0	58
Carli Roanoke (VRB)		0	0	0	53	0	53
Brittany Olsen (NEW)		0	0	0	0	51	51
Aniya Dosiesia (VUL)		0	0	0	0	49	49
Kyla Peterson (BER)		0	0	20	26	0	46
Ellie Harriman (QOD)		0	0	0	36	0	36
Jamie Monash (KSK)		10	19	0	5	0	34
Meredith Kane (DEL)		1	27	0	0	0	28
Tua Flornjetten (MYT)		0	0	22	0	0	22
Natalya Anzser (MYT)		0	0	20	0	0	20
Mary Neilson (VRB)		0	0	0	0	20	20
Tua Ritagern (MYT)		0	0	17	0	0	17

Nations Cup

Quintessence of Dust	5117
Virabia			3306
Zwangzug		3294
Bergnovinaia		2917
Kelssek			2808
Newmanistan		2259
Delaclava		2082
Akbarabad		1411
Mytannion		745
Hossaim			534
D Land and Isles	455
Vulshain		288
Loonertarian		168
Liventia		167

[Zwangzug]

The nice thing about making mistakes is that it gives me stuff to RP.