February 24, 2008
Weinberg Receives Regionals Honors - 22nd Combined
Waterville, NH - The Giant Slalom showed a steady young man at work. Michael Weinberg (Stamford, NY) takes his skiing seriously and his consistent results show how his mind calculates his ability with regards to each course. The field of racers was very talented and Michael is also very talented but it takes a level of intelligence to wend one's way through this forrest.

February 23, 2008
Weinberg Takes 20th
Waterville, NH - Junior Michael Weinberg (Stamford, NY) stepped into the gates as the lone racer for the men's Green Mountain College ski team today. However, he was not alone as he carried the hopes and dreams of his teammates left behind. Michael did not disappoint as he crushed through the Slalom gates to a 20th spot on the day and a shot at Regioanl honors as well as a National invite looming.

February 10, 2008
Eagles Finish Strong/Weinberg Qualifies for Regionals
Killington, VT - Junior Michael Weinberg (Stamford, NY) finishes in 4th qualifying him for Regional competition! Junior Eli Kasper (Norwich, VT) responds positively to yesterday's difficulty with a 6th and propels the GMC men into a 3rd place finish. The point total to a 3rd place Thompson Division standing was too large of a gap to breach and the men's team finishes their season on a high note.

February 9, 2008
Weinberg 3rd/Kasper DQ Controversial
Killington, VT - This weekend woulkd be the make or break for the men's ski team. Just a few points out of third place and momentum on their side, they knew they were going to have to let it all hang out. Steady showing showed that they had taken the third spot but a late disqualification of junior Eli Kasper (Norwich, VT) suggested that he had missed a gate. Stories coroborated both sides but the judgment was against him. This tossed GMC into a 6th place finish and hopes became dim for a final push. Junior Michael Weinberg continued his excellence by nabbing the #3 spot and making his case for an individual invite to Regionals.

February 3, 2008
Eagles Gain Ground - Two in Top 7
Dartmouth, NH - Feeding off the prior day, the men made their moves to gain the ground needed to be in the top three of the Thompson Division. By getting there, they will have earned a spot at the Regional competitions in Waterville, NH. Today's third place finish helped them. Junior Michael Weinberg (Stamford, NY) and junior Eli Kasper (Norwich, VT) once again paced the Eagles. Both were in the top 7 racers of the day.

February 2, 2008
Green Mountain Gains Ground
Dartmouth, NH - At the Dartmouth Skiway, the Green Mountain College men grappled with their emotions throughout the week and came to set the record straight. They were not going to roll over nor were they going to bow out early. A 4th place finish in a Giant Slalom on the day was an elixir for the ailing chances and gave hope for the next few races. Junior Michael Weinberg (Stamford, NY) and junior Eli Kasper (Norwich, VT) settled into the top ten to lead the men.

January 27, 2008
Demers/Kasper Lead Men
Bromley, VT - The results for the men were not better than yesterday but there were some strong bright spots that kept the men in contention for the elusive third place and an invite to Regionals. Sophomore Eric Demers (Dover, NH), junior Eli Kasper (Norwich, VT), and freshman Justin Happel (Livingston, NJ) kept their feet to keep the men in a respectable form.

January 26, 2008
Tough Course Holds GMC Back - Happel/Wetzel Improve
Bromley, VT - Green Mountain College found a Slalom course at Bromley to be a monster for them. The pitch was strong, and the day was beautiful, but the men did not make the strides they expected. Freshman Justin Happel (Livingston, NJ) and junior Chris Wetzel (Highland Falls, NY) improved their times to be a saving grace for a 6th place finish.

January 20, 2008
GMC Slips to a 5th place Finish
Killington, VT - GMC took a step back but it may be a simple case of taking a risk now to enjoy the reward later. Two racers did not finish the course today as the guys are stretching to find the equation that will allow them a shot at the next ranking. No reward without some risk.

January 19, 2008
Weinberg Grabs 4th - Two In Top 15
Killington, VT - On a gorgeous Saturday at Killington Resort, the Green Mountain College Eagles took to a GS course that they had gained confidence on the previous week. Showing a steady 4th place, the Eagles saw junior Michael Weinberg (Stamford, NY) slide in for a 4th place finish and junior Eli Kasper (Norwich, VT) finished the day in 14th. Today they were a 1.5 seconds away from 3rd. Closing the gap.

January 13, 2008
Two In Top 15 - GS Marked Improvement
Killington, VT - The GMC Eagles took the course to ravage a Giant Slalom and proved a bit more fluent with this type of race. Nabbing a #4 spot on the day, the Eagles were led by junior Eli Kasper (Norwich, VT) who came in 4th and senior John Ryan Magruder (Tully, NY) who stood in 15th.

January 12, 2008
Weinberg Scorches Divisional Opener with a #2
Killington, VT - Junior Michael Weinberg (Stamford, NY) lit up the Slalom course on Saturday to earn a #2 spot in the race for the Green Mountain College Eagles. Green Mountain grabbed the #5 spot with everyone standing and improved their ability in the Slalom course. Next step is to improve the finish which they look on par to do in the next few races.

January 5, 2008
Slalom Presents Different Challenge - Different Result
Titcomb, ME - A more technical race wlecomed the Eagles from Green Mountain at Titcomb on Sunday. Junior Michael Weinberg (Stamford, NY) proved worthy of the chellenge and improved 10 spots from the day before. All other racers from GMC slid slightly provoking a slip to 5th place on the day.

January 4, 2008
Eagles Open With Promise
Sugarloaf, ME - The Green Mountain College Eagles traveled to Maine to compete against a tough field of competitors and find the litnus indicating their prowess for the coming year. With a group of returning skiers that guided the Eagles to Regional competition a year ago, and additions of note, a 4th place finish was something to find satisfaction in.