2013 Men’s Basketball
Championship
Colorado pushed ahead with a 54-point rally, the largest final day comeback in NCAA coed skiing championship history, to earn the program's 19th NCAA Skiing Championship.
Colorado Athletics
Vermont may have led team scoring for Days 1-3, but that didn't deter Colorado. The Buffs made history with a 54-point rally, the largest comeback in the history of the sport.
Vermont Athletics
In the slalom races at the Middlebury Snow Bowl, Vermont's Kristina Riis-Johannessen and Jonathan Nordbotten paced the 'Mounts to a 54-point lead heading into the final day of the NCAA championships.
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EISA
David Donaldson won the giant slalom title in 2009 for Vermont. After transferring to Middlebury because he was no longer eligible for DI competition, he had his hopes set on a return to the top of the podium.
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Buffs take title- What a comeback
- Vermont still in front
- Back for seconds
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CAST YOUR VOTE
Which occurence was more surprising at the 2013 NCAA championship?
Colorado's 54-point comeback to win the title
71% (17 votes)
Vermont finishing in third place
29% (7 votes)
Total votes: 24
PHOTO GALLERY
Take a look back at Colorado’s record-breaking comeback with images from the 2013 NC Skiing NCAA Championship.
