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Jaelin Kauf Wins Two Straight - Thaiwoo World Cup - Dual Moguls - 2018
Jaelin Kauf Wins Thaiwoo World Cup - Moguls - 2018
Tess Johnson Previews Thaiwoo 2018-19
Mikaela Shiffrin Sweeps St. Moritz with 2018 Parallel Slalom Win
Chase Josey's 3rd Place Run - 2018 Toyota U.S. Grand Prix at Copper Mountain - Snowboard Halfpipe
Tommy Ford
The 2018-19 Toyota U.S. Revolution Tour kicked off at Copper Mountain, Colorado Dec.10, but things have changed since last season. A core focus of U.S. Ski & Snowboard has always been the athlete development pipeline for all disciplines. Through U.S.
Constructed in 2011 and home of the 2022 Olympic Winter Games, Secret Garden, China will host 14 U.S. athletes for a FIS Snowboard and Freeski World Cup halfpipe and slopestyle competition Dec. 19 - 22. It’s too early to call this a test event, but with a young group of athletes heading to this relatively new venue, there will definitely be some chatter in the air as potential future Olympians get their eyes on the terrain and atmosphere for the first time. Freeskiers will compete in halfpipe Dec. 20-22, while snowboarders will compete in both halfpipe and slopestyle Dec.
For the second time in three giant slalom races, the American men stacked four into the points on the famed Gran Risa slope in Alta Badia, Italy, with Tommy Ford (Bend, Ore.) leading the way, landing in a career-best fifth place finish. That makes it back-to-back career-best finishes for Ford, between Val d’Isere where he scored sixth, and Sunday’s fifth place.
Jessie Diggins (Afton, Minn.) and Rosie Brennan (Park City, Utah) skied strategic races on Sunday to finish fifth and sixth respectively in Sunday’s FIS Cross Country World Cup 10k individual start freestyle in Davos, Switzerland. Norway took the top two podium positions with Therese Johaug winning followed by Ingvild Flugstad Oestberg in second. Krista Parmakoski of Finland was third.
Keep the tally going as U.S. Ski & Snowboard athletes Alex Hall (Park City, Utah), Chase Josey (Sun Valley, Idaho) and Toby Miller (Mammoth Lakes, Calif.) claimed an additional three podiums on day three of Dew Tour Saturday in Breckenridge, Colorado. Their podiums bring the count to 13 top-three finishes including the team challenge competitions for U.S. Ski & Snowboard athletes with one more day of competition to go.
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