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American Hannah Kearney talks about how this year has been an emotional roller-coaster for her as she goes into the final event of the season leading the overall standings.
American Bradley Wilson talks about today’s win and ho he feels like he is a better competitor in Dual Moguls rather than single’s Moguls.
Race winner Alex Bilodeau (CAN) talks about his history of getting back to back wins at Are.
Hannah Kearney (USA) won the final heat with a score of 23 points over Yulia Galysheva (KAZ) who had 12 points. Kearney leads the overall standing with 1 race to go.
Bradley Wilson (USA) was the top American, beating out Per Spett (SWE) for 3rd place in the overall competition. Bradley won with 35 point after Spett fell down in the run.
Alex Bilodeau (CAN) finished with a final score of 20 over 2nd place Mikael Kingsbeury (CAN) who finished with 15. Bilodeau also won yesterday’s Moguls competition
Åre has a long history of hosting World Cup events, with ski acrobatics and moguls events being held there regularly since 1988.
Eliza Outtrim (USA) finished with a score of 24.29, losing to Heather Mcphie by just .19 points. Outtrim also sits 4th in the overall standings behind Mcphie.
Heather McPhie (USA) won with a score of 24.48 over 2nd place American Eliza Outtrim. Mcphie sits in 3rd in the overall standing with 517 points.
Patrick Deneen (USA) finished with a score of 25.13, losing to Alex Bilodeau. Deneen sits in 3rd in the overall standings with just 2 events to go.
Alex Bilodeau (CAN) finished with a score of 26.24, beating out American Patrick Deneen. Bilodeau trails Mikael Kingsbury (CAN) in the overall standing 117 points.
Nikola Sudova (CZE) crashed going into her second jump of the Ladies Mogul Final 1. Sudova appeared to hit the ground hard on her face but was able to walk away uninjured.
Åre has a long history of hosting World Cup events, with ski acrobatics and moguls events being held there regularly since 1988.
With all the pressure riding on him as the last skier down the hill, Mikael Kingsbury (CAN) pulled of the win, finishing with a score of 25.93. Kingsbury has won all 4 of his previous Moguls.
Russian skier Alexandr Smyshlyaev took a hard fall on the 2nd jump of the final heat. Although he was in a lot of pain, he was fortunately able to ski off on his own.
Racing bib number 3, Patrick Deneen finished with a score of 24.96. Deneen has finished in the top 10 of his previous 7 races, including 4 podium spots.
Last year’s reigning points champ Hannah Kearney (USA) proved that she is still the best, finishing with a point total of 24.74. Kearney also took 1st place at the Moguls in Deer Valley.
Eliza Outtrim (USA) finished the 2nd final with a score of 23.89, 1.15 points behind fellow american Hannah Kearny. Outtrim has been on the podiumom in all 3 of her previous Moguls.
Commentators, Scott Karpen and Trace Worthington recap the 3 winners for both Freestyle Men’s Moguls and Women’s Moguls at Deer Valley, Utah. What a big night for North American wins!
American KC Oakley took a crash into the ramp as she prepared herself for a jump in the small final heat.
Mikael Kingsbury (CAN) talks about his win and how it creates a great start of the season for him and what his expectations are going forward.
Heather McPhie (USA) talks about her first win since the 2010 WC, and how well this year’s course was prepared for the skiers .
Kingsbury (CAN) finished the final heat with a vote of 3-2-3-3-4-3-2 giving him 20 and beating fellow Canadian Bilodeau. Kingsbury earned 100 points from his victory.
Heather McPhie (USA) won with votes of 4-4-4-3-3-3-2, beating Justine Dufour- Lapointe (CAN) in the final. McPhie earned 100 points for her victory and it was her first win since 2010.
Åre has a long history of hosting World Cup events, with ski acrobatics and moguls events being held there regularly since 1988.
Åre has a long history of hosting World Cup events, with ski acrobatics and moguls events being held there regularly since 1988.
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