Cooper finishes 100th in World Cup biathlon

Cooper finishes 100th in World Cup biathlon

Travis Cooper, a 2015 graduate of Kenai Central, finished 100th of 106 finishers Friday in a World Cup biathlon 10-kilometer sprint in Hochfilzen, Austria.

Norway’s Johannes Thingnes Bo won the race at 24 minutes, 49.2 seconds, while Cooper was 3 minutes, 40.3 seconds back. Bo missed 1 of 10 on the range, while Cooper had three misses. Each miss means a 150-meter penalty loop.

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