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McCargo and Wilson Crowned Moguls National Champions

By U.S. Ski & Snowboard
March, 24 2018
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(L to R): Avital Shimko, Jesse Andringa, Keaton McCargo, Brad Wilson, Dylan Walczyk and Olivia Giaccio celebrate their podium finishes at the 2018 U.S. Freestyle Championships. (ID One USA)

Keaton McCargo (Telluride, Colo.) and Brad Wilson (Butte, Mont.) took home moguls titles on Friday at the 2018 U.S. Freestyle Championships at Waterville Valley Resort, New Hampshire. It was McCargo’s second consecutive title and Wilson’s fourth-career title.

McCargo progressed through the day, qualifying sixth into finals before taking the win with a score of 84.15. Steamboat Springs Winter Sports Club athlete Avital Shimko was second with a score of 83.47 followed by Olivia Giaccio (Redding, Conn.) in third with a score of 82.89.

Wilson maintained his lead after posting the highest score in qualification. He took the win with an impressive 88.29. Ski & Snowboard Club Vail’s Jesse Andringa was second with a score of 87.07 and Dylan Walczyk was third with an 85.91.

Action at Waterville Valley continues Saturday, March 24 with the men’s and women’s dual moguls championships.

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Men’s Moguls
Women’s Moguls

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