GORHAM – Gorham’s Marissa Roberts had a good day at the SMAA ski championships at Shawnee Peak on March 1, winning one individual championship and finishing second in the meet’s other race.

The Kennebunk girls won the overall SMAA championship with 52 points, Scarborough was second with 92 points, the Rams finished third in the team standings with 127 points, Cheverus was fourth with 128 points and Marshwood was fifth with 133.

Roberts took home the individual title in the slalom, coming in first with a two-run combined time of 1:26.91. Roberts’ time was just under six seconds faster than the runner-up, Windham’s Marissa Lagassey, who posted a two-run time of 1:32.85.

Gorham’s Danielle Rivard was 14^th in the slalom with a time of 2:06.24, the Rams’ Sarah Moir was 18^th in 2:09.72 and Michelle Ramsey was 24^th in 2:23.66.

Roberts made a bid for a title sweep in the giant slalom portion of the meet, but Kennebunk’s Tobey Ratoff edged her out, 58.13-1:00.07.

Moir posted a 19^th place finish for the Rams in the giant slalom with a time of 1:14.63, Ramsey was 22^nd in 1:18.71 and Rivard was 27^th in 1:38.04.

On the boys side, Marshwood captured the team title with 53 points, Windham was second with 77, Scarborough was third with 115, Cheverus finished fourth with 141 points, Kennebunk was fifth with 217 and the Rams were sixth with 291.

Individually, the top finisher for the Rams in the boys slalom race was Tom Moutinho, who was 22^nd in 1:49.11. Portland’s Carter Williams won the individual title in 1:22.43. The Rams also got top finishes from: Ian Barber, who was 29^th overall in 2:00.93; Jarred Robbins, who was 30^th in 2:01.69; Kellen Adolf, who was 47^th in 2:31.54; Kevin Lubelczyk, who finished 48^th in 2:38.93 and Troy Lawrence, who was 2:41.23.

Moutinho was also the top finisher for the Rams in the giant slalom, posting a 17^th place finish with a two-run combined time of 1:03.82. Williams also won the giant slalom with a time of 57.22.

The Rams’ other finishers were: Robbins, who was 35^th in 1:12.89; Barber, who finished 45^th in 1:17.35; Lubelczyk, who was 46^th in 1:18.86, Adolf, who finished 53^rd in 1:31.96 and Lawrence, who was 54^th with a time of 1:44.08.