ASPEN, Colo. – Junior All-American Jaime Bronga and freshman Lukas Ebner each posted a top 10 finish as the Alaska Anchorage ski team finished sixth at the Denver Invitational on Sunday.

After eight events, the Seawolves used 652 points for sixth place among Rocky Mountain Intercollegiate Ski Association members, just eight points shy of fifth place Montana State. The No.2-ranked Colorado Buffaloes won the meet with 879, besting Utah (869) and host Denver (808). New Mexico finished fourth with 806 points.

Bronga, a local of Anchorage, posted a season-best fifth-place result in the 21K freestyle with a time of one hour, eight minutes and 42.2 seconds. Bronga led classmate Laura Rombach (16^th, 1:12:59.3) and senior Kelsey Coolidge (17^th, 1:13:08.5) for a combined 90 points.

In the men's 21K, Ebner registered a personal best in eighth place, finishing the cross country course in 1:00.20.1. In addition to Ebner, rookies Erik Bjornsen (1:01.15.0) and Lasse Molegaard-Nielsen (1:02:07.4) recorded 12^th-and 16^th-place finishes, respectively, for 86 points.

Also racing for UAA was freshmen Marit Ulsund and Martin Kapso, each finishing 25^th in their respective races.

The Seawolves will have the next weekend off to prepare for the RMISA and West Regional Championships on Feb. 25-26 in Park City, Utah and Soldier Hollow, Utah.