Created: 16 April 2022
The 2022 National Championships Overall titles have been announced. Plaques for first, second and third will be shipped shortly.
Congrats to all of our USASA members who competed for the overall titles. It is a huge accomplishment to qualify and compete in all disciplines.
SNOWBOARD NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIPS OVERALL RESULTS
FREESKI NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIPS OVERALL RESULTS
Created: 04 April 2022
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Created: 17 March 2022
The folks at DOMINATOR have put together some suggested packages based on the expected snow conditions at Copper during Nationals. They are separated into two groups, performance and premium. Each group contains iron and no-iron packages, to accommodate those of us who don’t travel with waxing irons. All pastes listed are safe for air travel. The performance packages will cover the majority of the competitors, these are the waxes used by many world cup teams for training. If a few tenths of a second or a couple of feet of air separate you from the podium, then the premium package will help get you on it.
Created: 15 March 2022
The final stop of the 2022 Futures Tour season wrapped up at Northstar Tahoe last week with slopestyle and halfpipe both taking place under sunny skies. Tatym Smith, Eleanor Andrews, Liam Brogden and Mitch Zyzelewski won gold in freeskiing while Ollie Martin, Misaki Vaughan, Barret Hendrix and Tanner Kuch walked home with gold on the snowboard side.
Northstar put together an amazing slopestyle course for two full days of action. The men’s freeski final was a close one with Big Mountain West skier, Mitch Zyzelewski edging out New Hampshire Series skier, Michael Sheehan by just two points. This is Sheehan’s third Futures Tour podium of the season. Third place went to Campbell Burrows from The Unbound Series.
Created: 03 March 2022
The Futures Tour Slopestyle stop at Copper Mountain took place February 22 & 24th in the Woodward Mountain Park with an international group of freeskiers and snowboarders.
Freeskier took to the course first and despite below-freezing temps and snowy wind gust, the competitors rose to the occasion with Kaylen Riley from the Southern Vermont Series and Stone Karnacewicz from Rocky Mountain Series both landing doubles and snagging the top two spots on the podium. Big Mountain West skier Cael McCarthy nabbed third, his 4 Futures Tour slopestyle podium of the season. Other standout moments include Noah Gianfriddo’s Bio 900 on the third jump.
Created: 17 February 2022
Winterstick rider Boden Gerry from the Maine Mountain Series edged out Adirondack Series' Robbie Sinclair and Jordan Lafaut to win Futures Tour gold at Gore Mountain, NY.
Tight heats and great racing teed off the first Winterstick Futures Tour snowboard and ski cross event of the season at Gore Mountain, New York. Top honors went to Maine Mountain Series snowboardcross athletes Boden Gerry and Brianna Schnorrbusch along with local Adirondack series skicross athlete Liz Filiatrault and Big Alaska Series skier Tanner Murphy.
Created: 17 February 2022
The Park City, UT stop of the 2022 Futures Tour was plagued with cold temps but that didn't stop USASA freeskiers and snowboarders from throwing down some of the most heated runs of the year. In Park City Mountain Resort's legendary Three Kings Park, Futures Tour stop number one silver medalist Bode Raffa took top honors. Raffa who beat out 90 other freeskiers won by nearly 6 points over fellow Southern Vermont Series skier Connor Garber and local Big Mountain West skier Colby Johnson.
Eleanor Andrews, Isabel Parada, and Piper Arnold went one, two three in women’s freeski slopestyle, topping a field of 20 women. On the snowboard side, Upper Midwest Snow Series rider Rebbeca Fly continued her winning streak taking home her second Futures Tour gold in women’s snowboard slopestyle, besting Central Oregon Series' Aida Brown and local Big Mountain West rider Chelsee Kelley.
