BRUNDAGE, Idaho.- A victory from Fredrik Straume led five top-ten finishes for the Rocky men as they won the Giant Slalom at the USCSA Western Regionals on Saturday. 

Men's Giant Slalom Results

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Fredrik Straume leaned on the fastest run of the day to wrap up his competition, racing to a 56.94-second run on his second attempt to total a time of 1:57.84 to earn an individual victory. The victory marks his second consecutive regional victory individually, while also having a second-place finish in 2024. 

Jules Clerice followed in fourth place with a time of 2:00.18, while Nick Tibro finished fifth with a time of 2:00.66. William Mjelde (7th; 2:01.45) and Aniol Torres (10th; 2:03.16) rounded out the Battlin' Bears in the top ten overall. Ashton Fretwell completed the Rocky finishers with a 14th-place result, totaling a time of 2:05.50. 

The Rocky men totaled a time of 5:58.68, earning a 12-second victory over runner-up University of Utah. 

Up Next

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The Battlin' Bears wrap up regional championships action on Saturday, as the men and women compete in slalom competition.