April 27, 2019 at 10:03PM
By Banner Sports
Our 2019 Regional All-Stars Gala Nordic skiing and cheerleading athletes:
-- Girls Nordic skier of the year: Natalie Jelley, Mount Anthony senior
Natalie Jelley was a crucial piece in the Mount Anthony girls Nordic skiing team winning the Marble Valley League championship.
At the Vermont state championships, Jelley finished third in the individual classic race and helped her relay team to a third place finish as well. In the freestyle race, she was a fourth-place finisher.
She helped Vermont to a win in the Eastern championships with three top 15 finishes throughout the weekend.
Jelley was named a MVL all-star at season's end.
-- Co-boys Nordic skier of the year: Noah Payne, Mount Anthony senior
Noah Payne played a crucial role in the Mount Anthony boys Nordic skiing team winning its first Vermont state championship since 2010.
In the relay that decided the state title, Payne anchored the MAU group as he skied the last leg in 9 minutes, 4.2 seconds, giving the Patriots a comfortable win over Brattleboro. He finished sixth in the individual race that day and was third in the freestyle race the week before.
Payne helped the Vermont team to a win in the Eastern championships as one of the four MAU skiers to compete.
-- Co-boys Nordic skier of the year: Jack Drew, Mount Anthony junior
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Jack Drew was critical to the Mount Anthony boys Nordic skiing team winning its first Vermont state championship since 2010.
He led off the relay that clinched the state title for MAU with a 9 minutes, 28.4 second run. In the individual race that day, Drew was the highest-finishing Patriot in fourth. He also finished fourth in the freestyle race.
He helped Vermont to a win in the Eastern championships with two top 15 finishes during the weekend.
Drew was named a MVL all-star at season's end.
-- Co-cheerleader of the year: Iris Patterson, Mount Anthony senior
Iris Patterson was a senior leader on the Mount Anthony cheerleading team this past winter.
She played a key role in MAU finishing second in both Vermont meets and a third-place finish at states for the third year in a row.
She helped the Patriots qualify for New Englands for the third straight season, where they finished 12th.
-- Co-cheerleader of the year: Kyla Obenauer, Mount Anthony senior
Kyla Obenauer was one of two seniors on the Mount Anthony cheerleading team this past winter.
Obenauer was crucial in MAU finishing second in both Vermont meets and a third-place finish at states for the third year in a row.
She helped the Patriots qualify for New Englands for the third straight season under MAU coach Jaime Capriola-George
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By Banner Sports
Our 2019 Regional All-Stars Gala Nordic skiing and cheerleading athletes:
-- Girls Nordic skier of the year: Natalie Jelley, Mount Anthony senior
Natalie Jelley was a crucial piece in the Mount Anthony girls Nordic skiing team winning the Marble Valley League championship.
At the Vermont state championships, Jelley finished third in the individual classic race and helped her relay team to a third place finish as well. In the freestyle race, she was a fourth-place finisher.
She helped Vermont to a win in the Eastern championships with three top 15 finishes throughout the weekend.
Jelley was named a MVL all-star at season's end.
-- Co-boys Nordic skier of the year: Noah Payne, Mount Anthony senior
Noah Payne played a crucial role in the Mount Anthony boys Nordic skiing team winning its first Vermont state championship since 2010.
In the relay that decided the state title, Payne anchored the MAU group as he skied the last leg in 9 minutes, 4.2 seconds, giving the Patriots a comfortable win over Brattleboro. He finished sixth in the individual race that day and was third in the freestyle race the week before.
Payne helped the Vermont team to a win in the Eastern championships as one of the four MAU skiers to compete.
-- Co-boys Nordic skier of the year: Jack Drew, Mount Anthony junior
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Jack Drew was critical to the Mount Anthony boys Nordic skiing team winning its first Vermont state championship since 2010.
He led off the relay that clinched the state title for MAU with a 9 minutes, 28.4 second run. In the individual race that day, Drew was the highest-finishing Patriot in fourth. He also finished fourth in the freestyle race.
He helped Vermont to a win in the Eastern championships with two top 15 finishes during the weekend.
Drew was named a MVL all-star at season's end.
-- Co-cheerleader of the year: Iris Patterson, Mount Anthony senior
Iris Patterson was a senior leader on the Mount Anthony cheerleading team this past winter.
She played a key role in MAU finishing second in both Vermont meets and a third-place finish at states for the third year in a row.
She helped the Patriots qualify for New Englands for the third straight season, where they finished 12th.
-- Co-cheerleader of the year: Kyla Obenauer, Mount Anthony senior
Kyla Obenauer was one of two seniors on the Mount Anthony cheerleading team this past winter.
Obenauer was crucial in MAU finishing second in both Vermont meets and a third-place finish at states for the third year in a row.
She helped the Patriots qualify for New Englands for the third straight season under MAU coach Jaime Capriola-George
If you'd like to leave a comment (or a tip or a question) about this story with the editors, please email us. We also welcome letters to the editor for publication; you can do that by filling out our letters form and submitting it to the newsroom.
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