NTNUI Ski Team – Pro Team presentation Season XVI

by Leandro Lutz • 26.10.2024
NTNUI XVI
This Pro Team hails from Norway and, more precisely, the Norwegian University of Science and Technology – NTNUI. The team entered the Ski Classics circuit in 2018 and is one of the most unique teams, as both athletes and managers are students, and volunteers run everything. 

This Pro Team hails from Norway and, more precisely, the Norwegian University of Science and Technology – NTNUI. The team entered the Ski Classics circuit in 2018 and is one of the most unique teams, as both athletes and managers are students, and volunteers run everything. 

Comprising a young and dedicated team of eight passionate athletes, four women and four men, from Norway, born between 2000 and 2003, NTNUI Ski Team is a tight-knit family driven by the love of what they do.

Led by Pro Team Director Lauritz Sogn-Larssen, the team sets itself apart through its distinctive structure, “unlike other teams, the NTNUI Ski Team is entirely student-led, with athletes and management alike balancing their skiing careers with academic responsibilities. This exceptional combination of athletic excellence and academic dedication is rooted in the 115-year legacy of Norway’s largest ski club for young adults,” says Sogn-Larssen and adds:

“We’re not just focused on winning; we’re building a future beyond the slopes. Each team member is not only refining their athletic talents but also pursuing a degree at the Norwegian Science and Technological University, ensuring they are well-equipped for life after skiing.”

NTNUI Ski Team is not just a competitive group; the skiers embody a unique blend of academic and athletic ambitions, skillfully managing the demands of both with a solid commitment to their sport.

Also Read: Ski Classics Pro Tour Season XVI

NTNUI Ski Team

Pro Team Athletes

AthletesCountryGenderDate of BirthSC Ranking
Erik Ola JordeNORM09.01.2003*#158
Eskil FrøislandNORM17.02.2000*#163
Halfdan Thomas BaumannNORM13.06.2002*#168
Camilla BroersNORW26.11.2003*#208
Mathias Øivind AndresenNORM13.07.2000*#295
Aud Øyen HalåsNORW28.08.2001*#449
Martine Grøttum EngenNORW22.09.2001*#607
Astrid ArnesenNORW03.10.2002*#796

*Youth
**Cubs

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