CABLE, Wis. (csssaints.com) -- Kelsey Dickinson (Winthrop, Wash./Liberty Bell HS) led the St. Scholastica women's ski team again Sunday in the Telemark Chase 10km freestyle mass start, finishing 14^th in the Central Collegiate Ski Association (CCSA) field, crossing the line in 29:58.5. 

Andrea Lee broke through Northern Michigan's conference dominance for the first time this season, claiming the individual win for the Michigan Tech Huskies, in a time of 28:01.8. Anne Tine Markset of Alaska took the second spot in 28:06.9, while the Wildcats still hit the podium with Felicia Gesior taking third in 28:08.7. The Wildcats still packed the top 10 taking the next six spots, placing an impressive 3^rd through 9^th places, claiming the team title.

Chelsey Youngberg (Duluth, Minn./Duluth East HS) finished 17^th in 30:33.1, while Ellie Evans (New Hope, Minn./Robbinsdale Cooper HS) took 21^st in 31:22.8. The Saints finished fourth on the day behind NMU, Alaska, and Michigan Tech.

"We started the weekend very strong yesterday in classic, but we've prepared really well for classic with a camp focused on the technique, so while it was nice, it was predictable," said Saints head coach Chad Salmela. "I think we were a little tired today from a great race yesterday, and I think we need to spend the week working on our skate legs a bit for next weekend."

The Saints continue NCAA qualifying next week with a 5km freestyle and 15km mass start classic hosted at Michigan Tech.