On Friday, Katie Ormerod landed her first ever cab 900 in competition, but just missed out on the podium in the women’s Snowboard Slopestyle, finishing in 5th place. Katie’s teammate Jamie Nicholls made it through to the last chance qualifying round in the men’s Snowboard Slopestyle, but couldn’t make the run to send him to finals. Aimee Fuller finished 8^th overall, just missing out on the Snowboard Slopestyle finals.

Yesterday, in the Ski Slopestyle finals, despite being at the top of his game, James Woodsy Woods also had to settle for 5^th place. After qualifying for the final in first position, Woodsy put in two high quality, clean runs, but the standard was so high, he got pushed down into 5^th place, with Gus Kenworthy taking the top spot.

British Snowboard Cross

At the Snowboard Cross World Cup in Montafon, Austria, Zoe Gillings-Brier put in a strong performance in her first World Cup of the season, finishing in 15^th position after making it through to the quarterfinals. Stephanie Gehrig unfortunately didn’t qualify for the finals.

British Alpine Team

In Are, Sweden, Alex Tilley wasn’t able to progress through to the second run in Saturday’s GS or Sunday’s Slalom World Cup, but over in Kvitfjell, Cara Brown, put in four strong performances over the weekend. She finished 45^th and 31^st in the two Super G races, and also took 31^st in Giant Slalom and then 33^rd in the Alpine Combined.

GB Park & Pipe

In Copper Mountain, the US Rev Tour continued into the weekend with the Ski Halfpipe. Molly Summerhayes put in two fantastic performances making it to the finals in both days of competition and finishing in 6^th on Thursday and 3^rd on Friday. And in her return to competition following injury, Rowan Cheshire had a fantastic result on Friday finishing 4^th position improving on her 8^th place finish on Thursday Madi Rowlands also impressed with a 16^th on Thursday, and 15^th on Friday.

In the men’s competition, James Machon took an excellent 4^th place on Thursday’s Halfpipe, with Murray Buchan taking 10^th and Pete Speight in 23^rd in his first competition since returning from a knee injury. Friday saw Buchan finish 29^th and Speight 25^th.

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