Francie Trafton had already shown her prowess as a classic-style Nordic skier, but Tuesday’s Meet of Champions gave her one final time to prove her dominance in that discipline.Trafton, a senior, won the MOC classic race, crossing the finish line at.
When the Bow Nordic team made the jump to Division I last year, the Falcons knew it would be a challenge.The Falcon boys finished second to Hanover in Thursday’s D-I Nordic skiing championship at the Great Glen Trails in Green’s Grant, N.H., for the.
Last season brought a whirlwind of change to the world of Nordic skiing in New Hampshire.Previously formatted with four divisions, teams consolidated into two divisions and expanded the competition. Powerhouse programs that might have resided.
Classic Nordic skiing is the less preferred style among most New Hampshire high school skiers, but it didn’t stop Hopkinton’s Francie Trafton and her teammates from perfecting their technique.Their practice and attention to detail in classic racing.
The New Hampshire Coaches Series – the biggest Nordic skiing race in the state – didn’t happen in 2021 and temperatures below zero weren’t about to keep skiers away in 2022.The field of 30 teams at Saturday’s 5K skate race featured squads from both.