Griffin McAuliffe soars in the first run of the 30-meter jump at the Kennett ski jump meet at the Chip Henry Ski Jump on the Kancamagus Highway on Jan. 21. (RACHEL SHARPLES PHOTO)
Griffin McAuliffe soars in the first run of the 30-meter jump at the Kennett ski jump meet at the Chip Henry Ski Jump on the Kancamagus Highway on Jan. 21. (RACHEL SHARPLES PHOTO)
MILAN — High school ski jumping returned to the North Country after a 37-year absence on Jan. 26, and Kennett High, the defending state and national champions, served as the host school at the Little Nansen Ski Jump. The Eagles flew to second on the new 40-meter jump.
“We had a fantastic meet in Berlin,” Chip Henry, Eagles’ head coach, said. “The Nansen Ski Club did an amazing job hosting their first high school meet in nearly 40 years.”
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