Carrabassett Valley’s Sam Morse part of an up-and-coming group of skiers hoping to become the next great U.S. men’s skiers.
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U.S. Alpine championships: Sam Morse making strides in Europe
The Carrabassett Valley native has taken the next step professionally and is excited to be back at Sugarloaf for the national speed championships.
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Pro skiing: Kasper, Dlouhy rally for titles at Sunday River
NEWRY — It was good to see red on Saturday for World Pro Ski Tour racers at Sunday River. The red course proved to be the faster of the two when it mattered most, and Nolan Kasper and Alexa Dlouhy used it to earn wins in the Visit Maine Pro Ski Championship. Kasper went down […]
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Men’s U.S. Ski Team visits Stratton School
Several members of the Men’s United States Ski Team visited the students at Stratton School on March 27. Ski team members in the center of the picture, from left, are Bryce Bennett, Tommy Ford, David Chodounsky and Sam Morse.
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U.S. Alpine Championships: Carrabassett Valley Academy trio takes on Nationals
CARRABASSETT VALLEY — Sam Conzelman, Emma Kearing and Rylee McCormack gave Carrabassett Valley Academy bragging rights by qualifying for the U.S. Alpine Championships at Sugarloaf. “This was our goal, and it’s so cool that all three of us made it,” Kearing said. “We’re the only academy that has three girls in this.” Making the U.S. […]
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Carrabassett Valley's Sam Morse skis his best when it matters most
Sugarloaf favorite Sam Morse gets low on a left-footed turn. CARRABASSETT VALLEY — Sam Morse chalks it up to the American Way. Morse won gold in the downhill at the Junior World Ski Championships earlier this month in Sweden while also performing well in the super-G races with what he calls some of the most […]