Snowboarding

2014 Pop-Tarts U.S. Revolution Tour at Mammoth

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USSA
2014-03-06 15:09
 

MAMMOTH MOUNTAIN, CA (Mar. 6) – Snowboarders took to the snow at California’s Mammoth Mountain for the second of three stops on the Pop-Tarts U.S. Revolution Tour last week. Snowboardcross, slopestyle snowboarding and halfpipe snowboarding athletes dealt with sunny, spring-like conditions as they battled for Rev Tour supremacy. In snowboardcross, Karen Kobayashi (Rye, NY) claimed the women’s title while Schuyler Caleb McFall (Park City, UT) topped the men’s podium. The following day saw Brandon Davis (Mammoth Lakes, CA) and Hailey Langland (San Clemente, CA) snag the men’s and women’s slopestyle wins. Next came halfpipe snowboarding, as Jake Pates (Eagle, CO) and Chloe Kim (La Palma, CA) emerged as the men’s and women’s winners. The Rev Tour heads to Sun Valley for the final stop of the season March 5-7.

HIGHLIGHTS

  • Schuyler Caleb McFall (Park City, UT) won men’s snowboardcross, followed by Senna Leith (Vail, CO) in second and Joshua Cohen (Bondville, VT) in third.
  • Karen Kobayashi (Rye, NY) finished the women’s snowboardcross event on top, while Danielle Steinhoff (Colfax, CA) grabbed second and Colleen Healy (Truckee, CA) third.
  • Brandon Davis (Mammoth Lakes, CA) won men’s slopestyle with a 94.50, beating out Matt Chase (Chanhassen, MN) and Jacob Aaronson (Needham, NH).
  • Davis’ winning run: gap to 270, 180 to rail to 540 out, cab 540, backside 720 and backside double cork 1260.
  • Hailey Langland (San Clemente, CA) took top honors for the women’s slopestyle competition with a 90.00, besting Samm Denena (Orillia, ON) and Danika Duffy (Manhattan Beach, CA).
  • Langland’s winning run: gap to down, boardslide, backside 180, 360 and cab 540.
  • Jake Pates (Eagle, CO) took the men’s halfpipe title with a 91.50. He was followed up by Toby Miller (Truckee, CA) in second and Nathan Jacobson (Bend, OR) in third.
  • Pates’ winning run: method, frontside 900 tail, backside 900 japan, backside 720, 1080 tail and 540 crippler.
  • Thirteen-year-old U.S. Snowboarding rookie Chloe Kim (La Palma, CA) was the winner of the women’s halfpipe competition, as Maddie Mastro (Wrightwood, CA) and Kelly Berger (Mammoth Lakes, CA) rounded out the podium in second and third respectively.
  • Kim’s winning run: backside air, cab 720, 540, McTwist, crippler 720 and backside 360.
  • The Rev Tour heads to Sun Valley for the final stop of the season March 5-7.

QUOTES
Karen Kobayashi

It was a really nice, well-built course. The start was really fun and the weather was really nice, so I’m pretty excited about the way it all went.

Schuyler Caleb McFall
I thought it was awesome all the way through. Each turn was there and it was amazing going through the entire course. It was great getting after it with all the competitors too.

Hailey Langland
The competition went really well. It was so much fun—one of the most fun events I’ve ever been to. The course was absolutely perfect; I’ve never hit jumps like that before.

Brandon Davis
It was a little hot and slushy in the morning, but the park crew salted the jumps and fixed the landings for finals and everything was running real nice. The course was really fun.

Chloe Kim
Competing at Rev Tour was a really cool experience, and winning was a good boost before the U.S. Open.

RESULTS
Men’s Snowboardcross Results
Women’s Snowboardcross Results
 

Men’s Slopestyle Results
Women’s Slopestyle Results
 

Men’s Halfpipe Results
Women’s Halfpipe Results

 


 


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