Ellie Hartman is a Content Coordinator at Ski Racing Media. With a background in competitive skiing and rowing, she passionately covers topics related to winter sports and marine conservation, blending her love for the outdoors with her expertise in communications. Ellie has been featured in Utah State University and is dedicated to sharing stories that inspire and engage the skiing community.
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Ellie's coverage mainly focuses on event coverage in the world of alpine skiing, particularly around skiing competitions and athletes' victories. Given this focus, she would likely be interested in pitches featuring exclusive interviews or insights related to upcoming significant events in the world of alpine skiing.
Sources who can provide insider perspectives on the training regimens, challenges faced by athletes, or analysis of recent competition outcomes could capture Ellie's interest. Additionally, stories about emerging talents or underdog achievements may also resonate with her focus.
As there is no specific geographic focus indicated for Ellie's articles, it would be beneficial to offer a global perspective when reaching out regarding international ski competitions and noteworthy athletes from various regions.
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By: Ellie Hartman
Featured Image: Martina Plunger Beech on the hill with the Stifel US Ski Team. Provided by Martina Plunger Beech.Remember the saying, “There’s no ‘I’ in team?” That couldn’t be more true for athletes competing at the highest level.Remaining at the top of
By: Ellie Hartman
Featured Image: Provided by Burke Mountain AcademyAs the new season approaches, it’s time to find a program that supports your alpine ski racing goals and academic success. Whether you're a full-time racer or multi-sport athlete, the right environment can help you excel in both areas.
By: Ellie Hartman
Featured Image: James (Jack) Crawford receiving honorary gondola naming in Hahnenkamm. Credit: KSC/alpinguin200 guests and close family members came together on July 29th at the Hahnenkamm to celebrate James (Jack) Crawford’s legendary win last season on the Kitzbühel Streif.The Canadian speed specialist
By: Ellie Hartman
Featured Image: Gogebic Ski Area Management Program. Credit: Gogebic Community CollegeNestled in Ironwood, Michigan, Mt. Zion at Gogebic Community College is home to a long-standing and continually growing Ski Area Management program. This unique mountain community is not only dedicated to cultivating a strong mountain culture
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Energetic costs and constraints are key considerations when analyzing an organism’s life history and may require trade-offs to be made between different life history traits. One of these trade-offs occurs between investment in immunity and performance. The purpose of this study is to discover if this trade-off influences behavior in neonate Children’s pythons (Antaresia childreni). We hypothesize that snakes undergoing an immune response will have reduced behaviors promoting survival. To test this hypothesis, neonate Children’s pythons were randomly assigned to receive an immune challenge of keyhole limpet hemocyanin (KLH) or a vehicle injection as a control. Two days after the injections, the individuals underwent three behavior trails over two consecutive days. These trails tested the snake’s strike frequence, swim speed, and endurance, and their performances were recorded and compared. Six days after injections blood smears were obtained. White blood cells differentials were performed by counting 500 total cells at 400x magnification and different cell types were recorded i.e. red blood cells, heterophils, monocytes, lymphocytes ect. We found KLH elicited an immune response, as KLH treated neonates had higher lymphocyte ratios. Within immune challenged snakes, but no controls, there was a negative correlation between performance and immune cell rations, suggesting a trade-off may be present. We also found that there is significant variation in mass across clutches, and that hatchling mass is correlated with performance, such that larger snakes perform better.
By: Ellie Hartman
Stifel Birds of Prey GS World Cup first run: Odermatt dominates, Pinheiro-Braathen and Kristoffersen tie for second and 3 U.S. make the flip.
