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Local resident Meghan Fairbrother raced Coca-Cola Jr. NASTAR (NAtional STAndard Race) during the 1994-95 ski season and placed fourth among all 10-12 year-old females in the United States.

Meghan was ranked against U.S. Ski Team member and 1994 Olympic gold medalist, Tommy Moe, along with approximately 110,000 other recreational ski racers participating in the 1994-95 Coca-Cola Jr. NASTAR program.

NASTAR, a SKI Magazine program, is offered at 180 ski areas in 30 states and is open to recreational ski racers of every age and ability level: Racers are timed on a modified slalom course and given a score or •■“handicap.” The handicap system allows racers to compare themselves to other NASTAR racers across the

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