Hannah Teter, of Belmont, Vt., was second at 88.75 and Ellery Hollingsworth, of Darien, Conn., was third at 83.00.
 
On Saturday, Norwegian Torstein Horgmo maintained the lead in a close contest against Olympic gold medalist Shaun White in the men’s snowboard slopestyle finals and Jamie Anderson won the women’s event.
 
The 21-year old Horgmo took the lead on his first run and the field was unable to best his score of 92.67. His winning run included technical tricks on the rails and the flat box and a cab 900 on the first jump, to a backside 900 on the second jump. He finished with a switch backside 1260 on the final jump.

“This means a lot to me,” Horgmo said. “Winning a contest is fun. I still don’t feel like I beat anybody here today. I’m only trying to beat myself at the contest. I got my win now. I’m super stoked. I don’t think I really realize it yet.”

White, of Carlsbad, Calif. was second at 92.33 and Andreas Wiig of Norway was third at 88.00.

White remains the overall point leader in the race for the Dew Cup based on this event and his win at the first stop of the Tour in Breckenridge, Colorado.

“This was a full-on course,” White said. “We had rails at the top, a rail in the middle, big jumps at the bottom. It was really fun.”

In the women’s field, Anderson, of South Lake Tahoe, Calif. made good use of the course with a tail press to a nose press to a pretzel out on the top rails. She landed a switch backside 360 on the first jump to a cab 180 on the box jump. She finished with a frontside 360 to a frontside 520 on the final two jumps to earn 85.67 points.

“I was just having a good day and my body felt good,” Anderson said. “I didn’t really do so many frontside fives in practice, I was kind of just doing backside 180’s so I’m stoked on that part.”

Canadian Spencer O’Brien was second at 81.50 and Chanelle Sladics, of Newport Beach, Calif., was third at 80.67. O’Brien, who won the previous Winter Dew Tour event, remains the overall point leader heading into the season finale next month in California.

The four-day competition was the second of three stops of the Winter Dew Tour that features men’s and women’s freeskiing and snowboarding disciplines. Approximately 24,800 fans enjoyed the Winter Dew Tour experience at Mount Snow Resort in Vermont. The tour will conclude in February at Northstar-at-Tahoe Resort in California.

Results:
 
Men’s Snowboard Superpipe Finals
1. Shaun White, Carlsbad, Calif., 96.25. 
2. Steve Fisher, Breckenridge, Colo., 92.75. 
3. Kevin Pearce, Norwich, Vt., 90.00. 
4. Danny Davis, Highland, Mich., 89.25. 
5. Mason Aguirre, Duluth, Minn., 84.50. 
6. Scotty Lago, Seabrook, N.H., 80.00. 
7. Matt Ladley, Steamboat Springs, Colo., 71.00. 
8. Charles Reid, Canada., 59.50. 
9. Dylan Bidez, Minturn, Colo., 49.00. 
10. Elijah Teter, Belmont, Vt., 46.75.

Women’s Snowboard Superpipe Finals
1. Kelly Clark, West Dover, Vt., 90.75. 
2. Hannah Teter, Belmont, Vt., 88.75. 
3. Ellery Hollingsworth, Darien, Conn., 83.00. 
4. Kjersti Ostgaard Buaas, Norway, 68.75. 
5. Charmaine Ironside, Canada, 54.75. 
6. Kaitlyn Farrington, Sun Valley, Idaho, 32.75. 

Halfpipe Practice

-  The halfpipe at Mount Snow is prime.



- Kevin Pearce and Mikel bang bust a double line, Kevin does a mctwist over Mikel who does a backlip under.

Luke Mitrani

-  Luke Mitrani was "learning" 1080's and stomped every one.



- Here is one along the learning curve for Luke Mitrani.



- Brendon Swansons colors popped so hard under the lights with the snow.



- Brendon Swanson grabbing Thai pan.

 

- Kevin Peace frontside 1080



- Kelly Clark Preparing for the Finals.


Womens Finals


-  In the women’s event, Clark, of West Dover, Vt., executed a frontside air to a backside 540. She continued with a frontside 720, a cab 360 and a frontside 520. She finished with a backside air and earned 90.75 points.
 
“I couldn’t be happier coming home to Mount Snow and doing so well in front of all my friends and family,” Clark said. “I really had a lot of fun tonight and it’s great to come away heading into the third event with a first and a second place.”



-  Kelly Clark anticipating the results.  With this win, Clark secured the lead in overall point standings for superpipe.



- Hannah Teter, of Belmont, Vt., was second at 88.75 and Ellery Hollingsworth, of Darien, Conn., was third at 83.00.



- Hanah Teter, and her brother Elijah competed in tonights halfpipe session.



- Hanah Teter Spinning into Second Place.



- Ellery Hollingsworth stylish melon grab.



- Ellery Holingsworth looking through the lens at all of the home viewers.



- The ladies Podium Kelly Clark 1st Place, Hanah Teter 2nd Place, and Ellery Hollingsworth 3rd place.


The Mens Finals

- The crowd grew slightly for the mens final



- Its All About FRENDS

Kevin Pearce

- Kevin Pearce has awesome style.  Boosting a huge mute grab.



- Kevin Pearce Frontside 1080 tail grab

Scotty Lago

- I Love Lago (Look at the Signs)


Danny Davis

- Danny Davis charging in to the pipe.



- Danny Davis Boosting still at the bottom of the pipe.  You have to respect when riders gain momentum throughout their run.



- Danny Davis Cab 7 under the lights

Mason Aguirre

- Mason Aguirre puts down these huge backside 540 spins.


Luke Mitrani

- Luke Mitrani was doing huge frontside alley oops airs. 



-  Dylan Bidez laid down some sick runs.



- Steve Fisher of Breckenridge, Colo., was second at 92.75 and Kevin Pearce of Norwich, Vt., was third at 90.00.



- Gret Bretz Double Take.  Greg was riding with two wrist sprains and put a few solid airs up. 


Shaun White

- Shaun White Dropping in with Force



- White’s winning run included a backside rodeo 720, a backside 900, back-to-back 1080’s into a 720. He finished with an alley-oop rodeo and scored 96.25.



- “The first run was really good but I knew I could go a little bigger than I did in that first run,” White said. “It was a weird run. My glove was kind of iced over and we had to add these marks to my board so I’d make sure I grabbed it. I went through that second run there and it just all fell together.”



- 2009 Mens Dew Tour Halfpipe Finals Podium Steve Fisher, Shaun White and Kevin Pearce.

STAY TUNED FOR MORE :  Kevin Pearce and Mike Bang Double Line Sequence and Interviews From the Field.

Men’s Snowboard Superpipe Points
1. Shaun White, 190. 
2. Danny Davis, 175. 
3. Scotty Lago, 145. 
4. Steve Fisher, 125. 
5. Elijah Teter, 120. 
6. Kevin Pearce, 102. 
7. Greg Bretz, 100. 
8. Mason Aguirre, 81. 
9. Charles Reid, 71. 
10. Louie Vito, 70.

Women’s Snowboard Superpipe Points
1. Kelly Clark, 190. 
2. Hannah Teter, 165. 
3. Kjersti Ostgaard Buaas, 140. 
4. Elena Hight, 135. 
5. Charmaine Ironside, 115. 
6. Ellery Hollingsworth, 110. 
7. Kaitlyn Farrington, 105. 
8. Gretchen Bleiler, 100. 
9. Molly Aguirre, 100. 
10. Elizabeth Beerman, 95.

About Winter Dew TourThe Winter Dew Tour consists of three major, multi-sport events spanning across the country, with a cumulative points system, and a $1.5 million competitive purse.  Each event features men and women’s snowboard (superpipe and slopestyle), and men’s freeskiing (superpipe and slopestyle).  At season’s end, the overall point’s leaders in the six disciplines are crowned year-end champions and awarded the prestigious Dew Cup. As part of an Alli property, key lifestyle elements compliment the competitions at each Tour event including the Festival village, specialty competitions, and live cutting edge music. The Winter Dew Tour is broadcast live on NBC Sports with additional competition and lifestyle broadcasts on MTV, MTV2 and USA.  The Winter Dew Tour is also distributed on Fuel TV, Universal HD, Rush HD, and internationally on Eurosport, Fox Australia, Extreme Channel and Allarco superchannel.  Winter Dew Tour partners include Mountain Dew (tour title sponsor); Toyota (event title sponsor).  Associate partners include Ball Park, Nike 6.0, PlayStation®, Wendy’s, and Verizon Wireless. More information can be found at allisports.com.

 
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