DiMarzio, Aldridge win Freezer Food Series ski race

by Jeff Helminiak
Monday, February 11, 2019 8:24pm
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Chuck DiMarzio and Morgan Aldridge won the final Freezer Food Series race of the season Sunday at Tsalteshi Trails.

DiMarzio finished the four-mile freestyle race in 18 minutes, 0 seconds, while Joey Klecka was second at 18:18 and Kent Peterson was third at 20:10. Aldridge took the women’s victory at 21:12, while Emma Clare was second at 28:09 and Lara Griffin was third at 34:14.

That concludes the Freezer Food Series for the season. Upcoming events at Tsalteshi Trails are the Tour of Tsalteshi on Sunday (details at touroftsalteshi.org) and a triathlon on Feb. 24. Details are still to come on the triathlon.

Freezer Food Series Race 12

4-mile ski race

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1. Chuck DiMarzio, 18 minutes, 0 seconds; 2. Joey Klecka, 18:18; 3. Kent Peterson, 20:10; 4. Mitchell Averlvan, 20:12; 5. Morgan Aldridge, 21:12; 6. Tom Seggerman, 21:49; 7. Jordan Chilson, 22:58; 8. Emma Clare, 28:09; 9. Ian McGarry, 30:08; 10. Ben McGarry, 30:09; 11. Lara Griffin, 34:14; 12. Tammy Vollom-Matturro, 34:16.

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