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I’m out here in Breckenridge, Colorado again for the third day of the first Winter Dew Tour Stop, the Nike 6.0 Open. With prelim rounds behind us, today riders prepped for the men’s and women’s ski and snowboard halfpipe finals. Unlike yesterday’s sunshine, though, today’s weather blanketed the pipe with snow, which threw competitors for a loop and slowed them down considerably.
Louie Vito ended up winning the men’s pipe finals with a score of 90.25, and considering the second place male, Matt Ladley, finished with a 75, I’d say Louie stomped it. His winning set included a front double ten, cab double ten and a crippler (no double corks, Louie?) You can tell just by looking at the scores that the conditions threw several riders off. Olympic bronze medalist Scotty Lago, for example, finished with a best score of only 14.
On the women’s side, Spain’s Queralt Castellet took first place, with Elena Hight following right behind. I’m surprised Kelly Clark, who took sixth in the finals, didn’t end up finishing with a higher score, especially since she took first in the prelims, followed by Elena Hight.
Despite the heavy snow that slowed down the pipe, today’s event was a success, and riders continued to push the boundaries with stylish tricks and good momentum.
Check out the full halfpipe finals results below, and tune in tomorrow for slopestyle.
Women’s Superpipe Final Results
1 Queralt Castellet 85.25
2 Elena Hight 80.50
3 Kaitlyn Farrington 74.25
4 Sophie Rodriguez 59.75
5 Soko Yamaoka 47.25
6 Kelly Clark 36.00
Men’s Superpipe Final Results
1 Louie Vito 90.25
2 Matt Ladley 75.00
3 Greg Bretz 73.75
4 JJ Thomas 69.50
5 Christian Haller 69.00
6 Trevor Jacob 58.50
7 Steve Fisher 54.50
8 Mason Aguirre 53.50
9 Luke Mitrani 29.25
10 Ilkka-Eemeli Laari 19.25
11 Scott Lago 14.00
12 Kazuhiro Kokubo DNS
Men’s Ski Superpipe Final Results
1 Simon Dumont 94.50
2 Justin Dorey 91.25
3 Kevin Rolland 89.25
4 Thomas Krief 85.00
5 Torin Yater-Wallace 83.25
6 Walter Wood 78.75
7 Duncan Adams 78.25
8 Xavier Bertoni 77.75
9 Noah Bowman 72.75
10 Byron Wells 66.25
11 Josiah Wells 56.00
12 Mike Riddle 16.75
*Results courtesy of Alli
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