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Live Ski and Snowboard Coverage From Dew Tour: Halfpipe, Slopestyle, and More

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Pro skiers and snowboarders from around the world are gathering in Copper Mountain, Colo., yet again for the Dew Tour competition. And the stakes are high with it being an Olympic qualifiers event.

What exactly is Dew Tour? It’s more than 200 athletes from 17 different countries competing in ski and snowboard superpipe, slopestyle, and adaptive snowboard slalom. It’s the best of the best of ski and snowboard competitions.

We’ll have coverage streaming in live from the event over the next few days, so be sure to check back here for more news, updates, and winning results.

Why Dew Tour Is a Big Deal

The U.S. Snowboard and Freeski teams have had a packed competition season. Halfpipe, big air, and slopestyle teams competed at the Big Air FIS World Cup (Dec. 2-4) and the U.S. Grand Prix FIS World Cup (Dec. 8-10) earlier this month.

Plus, many winter athletes are riding full-steam toward the 2022 Beijing Olympics Winter Games.

This weekend, skiers and snowboarders will compete in slopestyle and pipe competitions at the Winter Dew Tour, one of the last Olympic qualifying events on U.S. turf. (Dew Tour was also an Olympic qualifier for freeskiing and snowboarding back in 2014 and 2018.)

Needless to say, Dew Tour is where the action is. And if you aren’t going in person, our live coverage is the place to be.

Many athletes riding at Dew Tour are vying for points to make their way up the FIS rankings, which factors into their Olympic qualifications. Who will podium at Dew Tour? Which skiers and snowboarders will rise to the top ranks? Stay tuned to find out.

Halfpipe Coverage

The halfpipe competition has athletes competing inside Copper Mountain’s 22-foot superpipe. In the finals, each athlete will get three runs (scored on a 100-point system) to show their stuff. The best one of their three runs determines their final rank.

Men’s Ski

Here are the 10 male freeskiers who made it onto the start list for finals:

• David Wise, USA
• Noah Bowman, Canada
• Nico Porteous, New Zealand
• Brendan MacKay, Canada
• Lyman Currier, USA
• Aaron Blunk, USA
• Alex Ferreira, USA
• Simon D’Artois, Canada
• Hunter Hess, USA
• Birk Irving, USA

Final winners

• Gold : Alex Ferreira, USA
• Silver : Aaron Blunk, USA
• Bronze : Brendan MacKay, Canada

U.S. athletes Birk Irving and David Wise followed up the podium pack in places fourth and fifth.

Men’s Snowboard

Here are the 10 male snowboarders who made it onto the start list for finals:

• Ayumu Hirano, Japan
• Ruka Hirano, Japan
• Yuto Totsuka, Japan
• Shaun White, USA
• Andre Hoeflich, Germany
• Chase Josey, USA
• Taylor Gold, USA
• Jan Scherrer, Switzerland
• Valentino Guseli, Australia
• Joey Okesson, USA

As expected, several athletes from Japan and the U.S. have stacked the ranked in the top 10. Though the big surprise was U.S. snowboarder Danny Davis, who finished 12th, just short of making it to finals.

• Gold : Yuto Totsuka, Japan
• Silver : Taylor Gold, USA
• Bronze : Ruko Hirano, Japan

Women’s Ski

Here are the eight female freeskiers who made it onto the start list for finals:

• Eileen Gu, China
• Kelly Sildaru, Estonia
• Zoe Atkin, Great Britain
• Fanghui Li, China
• Hanna Faulhaber, USA
• Cassie Sharpe, Canada
• Brita Sigourney, USA
• Kexin Zhang, China
• Gold: Eileen Gu, China
• Silver: Kelly Sildaru, Estonia
• Bronze: Hanna Faulhaber, USA

Women’s Snowboard

Here are the eight female riders who made it onto the start list for finals:

• Maddie Maestro, USA
• Chloe Kim, USA
• Xuetong Cai, China
• Queralt Castellet, Spain
• Mitsuki Ono, Japan
• Ruki Tomita, Japan
• Sena Tomita, Japan
• Haruna Matsumoto, Japan

Similar to men’s halfpipe, Japan absolutely dominated the women’s halfpipe board. Though, U.S. pros Maddie Maestro and Chloe Kim have still got to be the favorites headed to finals.

• Gold : Chloe Kim, USA
• Silver : Queralt Castellet, Spain
• Bronze : Cai Xuetong, China

Slopestyle Coverage

Here’s how slopestyle works: Competitors will get three runs to show their skills. They are scored on a point system out of 100. Here are the 10 male freeskiers who made it onto the start list for finals:

• Colby Stevenson, USA
• Oliwer Magnusson, Sweden
• Fabian Boesch, Switzerland
• Nick Goepper, USA
• Etienne Gagnon, Canada
• Evan McEachran, Canada
• Alex Hall, USA
• Mark Hendrickson, Canada
• Mac Forehand, USA
• Finn Bilous, New Zealand
• Gold: Colby Stevenson, USA
• Silver: Alex Hall, USA
• Bronze:  Nick Goepper, USA

Men’s ski slopestyle finals saw a ton of talent, but U.S. athletes ended up dominating the podium. Moreso, both first- and second-place finishers are from Park City, Utah: 23-year-old Alex Hall and 24-year-old Colby Stevenson.

Same as the men’s competition format, female slopestyle skiers will compete in three runs, where they are scored on a 100-point scale and then ranked by their best run.

This time at Dew Tour, qualifiers were postponed, meaning the whole field of 16 freeskiers will compete in the three-run final. Skiers to watch in the women’s slopestyle include Eileen Gu — who could potentially podium twice in one day in slopestyle and halfpipe — and Sarah Hoefflin, Giulia Tanno, Johanne Killi, Mathilde Gremaud, along with frontrunner and fan-favorite Tess Ledeux. Plus, U.S. skier and Dew Tour rookie Bella Bacon.

• Gold:   Tess Ledeux, France
• Silver: Eileen Gu, China
• Bronze : Johanne Killi, Norway

Speed was a huge factor with the women’s snowboard slopestyle competition Saturday morning, with big names like U.S. riders Jamie Anderson, Julia Marino, and Courtney Rummel (finishing in 4th place) missing the podium spots.

• Gold: Zoi Sadowski-Synnott, New Zealand
• Silver : Enni Rukajarvi, Finland
• Bronze : Kokomo Murase, Japan

Men’s snowboard slopestyle finals saw an absolute epic performance from all the top athletes, but U.S. athlete and reigning Dew Tour 2020 champion Red Gerard ended up pulling the first place spot with his final run. A third U.S. pro snowboarder Sean FitzSimons finished in fourth place behind snowboard star Mark McMorris.

• Gold : Red Gerard, USA
• Silver : Chris Corning, USA
• Bronze : Mark McMorris, Canada

Adaptive Snowboard Slalom

The only adaptive event at Dew Tour, 16 male and 10 female athletes will compete on the adaptive snowboard slalom course. They’ll be timed on two runs, and the fastest of two runs counts. The women will compete first, then the men.

Women’s final winners

• Gold: Kiana Clay, USA
• Silver: Peggy Martin, USA
• Bronze: Annika Hutsler, USA

Men’s final winners

• Gold:  Matti Suur-Hamari, Finland
• Silver: Owen Pick, Great Britain
• Bronze:  John Leslie, Canada

Dew Tour Live Rankings

We’ll be updating athlete rankings and results as fast as possible throughout Dew Tour events. See official Dew Tour results here. 

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STEAMBOAT SPRINGS, COLORADO - DECEMBER 04: Colby Stevenson of Team United States reacts after competing in the Men’s Freeski Big Air World Cup finals at Steamboat Resort on December 04, 2021 in Steamboat Springs, Colorado. (Photo by Christian Petersen/Getty Images)

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In 2014, the U.S. took all three medals in the Olympic debut of men’s ski slopestyle. Another sweep is looking possible in Beijing.

Colby Stevenson , Alex Hall and Nick Goepper made it an all-American podium at Friday’s Dew Tour in Copper Mountain, Colorado. Mac Forehand , the other American in the 10-skier final, was fourth for good measure.

Stevenson, who was one millimeter from brain damage in 2016 and qualified for his first Olympics earlier this week, won it on the last run of the contest, capped by a 1440.

He scored 96.25 points, passing Hall. Hall, who was 16th at the 2018 Olympics, would have clinched a spot on the Beijing team with a victory, but he’s still in great shape heading into the last Olympic selection event next month.

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Stevenson and Forehand became the first U.S. freeskiers to clinch Olympic selection criteria last week, thanks to their world rankings (second and third). All men who qualify in ski slopestyle can also compete in the new Olympic event of ski big air.

The team will be three or four men. Hall is likely to land the third and final objective spot. It’s expected that a fourth man will be taken via coaches’ discretion. Goepper, a two-time Olympic medalist, made his case Friday. His best finish in Olympic selection events coming into this week was 11th.

Goepper was part of another American slopestyle podium sweep at the 2014 Sochi Olympics -- the third time the U.S. achieved the feat in any Winter Olympic event. The gold medalist from Russia, Joss Christensen , announced his retirement a year ago. The silver medalist, Gus Kenworthy , now competes for Great Britain.

Øystein Bråten , the 2018 Olympic champion, will not defend his title as he focuses on freeski filming, according to Norwegian media last spring.

If anybody can prevent a sweep in Beijing, it’s Swiss social media sensation Andri Ragettli . The man known for his floor-is-lava and other unusual training videos won the world championships last season and was not in the Dew Tour field.

Dew Tour continues Saturday and Sunday with snowboarding halfpipe and slopestyle finals, plus the men’s ski halfpipe final.

In Friday’s women’s ski halfpipe final, China’s Eileen Gu , an 18-year-old born in San Francisco to an American father and Chinese mother, won as she continues to look like a threat for three gold medals in Beijing (halfpipe, slopestyle, big air).

After Estonian Kelly Sildaru , 17-year-old American Hanna Faulhaber took third to boost her Olympic qualifying chances.

The U.S. Olympic ski halfpipe qualifying series runs through Jan. 7.

The top two Americans per gender in the world rankings on Jan. 6 make the Olympic team, should they also rank in the top six in the world. Currently, PyeongChang bronze medalist Brita Sigourney is the top American woman at No. 7.

To reach three skiers per gender, the top performers from the six qualifying events will be added, based on a skier’s single best podium result. After that, the teams can reach a maximum of four skiers per gender through discretionary selections.

Through three qualifying events, Sigourney and Faulhaber have a podium result (each with a third place).

Maddie Bowman , the 2014 Olympic champ, announced her retirement last year.

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With each passing run in the men's ski slopestyle final, limits and skills were pushed, making for intense competition. Congrats to Colby Stevenson taking first place and Alex Hall & Nick Goepper rounding out the podium in second and third. #dewtour #skiing pic.twitter.com/b6kyi1pomI — Dew Tour (@DewTour) December 17, 2021

Colby Stevenson Leads U.S. Sweep In Men’s Slopestyle Skiing At The Dew Tour

by  Chrös McDougall

Colby Stevenson reacts after winning the men's ski slopestyle final at Dew Tour on Dec. 17, 2021 in Copper Mountain, Colorado. 

Colby Stevenson, Alex Hall and Nick Goepper swept the men’s slopestyle skiing podium at the Dew Tour Friday in Copper Mountain, California, earning crucial Olympic qualifying points with just one opportunity remaining. With two other finals in Olympic events also taking place Friday, Hanna Faulhaber was the only other American to reach the podium, finishing third in women’s halfpipe skiing. Always a major event on the winter sports calendar, the Dew Tour features some of the biggest names in freestyle skiing and snowboarding, and 59 U.S. national team members are among the 200 competing this weekend in Copper Mountain. After this weekend, the U.S. athletes will be down to one final Olympic qualification event at next month’s U.S. Grand Prix in Mammoth Mountain, California. The result marked one of the best in the career of the 24-year-old Stevenson, alongside his 2020 X Games gold medal and 2021 world championships silver medal. On Friday, he scored 96.25 to edge Hall at 95.25. Goepper followed with 89.50 points, followed by fellow American Mac Forehand in fourth at 87.75. Stevenson and Forehand have already met the Olympic qualifying criteria via their world rankings. Hall, a 2016 Youth Olympian, made his senior Olympic debut in 2018 and finished one spot behind Stevenson at last year’s world championships. He’s also a contender in big air skiing. Goepper, an Olympic bronze and silver medalist in 2014 and 2018, is also a four-time X Games champ, including in 2021. Faulhaber, a 2020 Youth Olympian, made her case with a strong 90.75 in the women’s halfpipe event, behind China’s Eileen Gu (96.0) and Estonia’s Kelly Sildaru (93.0). Faulhaber was fourth in the event at the last world championships. The competition continues through Sunday, with finals still to come in men’s and women’s slopestyle snowboarding and men’s halfpipe skiing on Saturday, followed by women’s and men’s halfpipe snowboarding on Sunday. Among those still expected to compete this weekend are Olympic champions Red Gerard and Jamie Anderson in slopestyle snowboarding, and Chloe Kim and Shaun White in halfpipe snowboarding.

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U.s. men sweep dew tour slopestyle.

It was one, two, three (and four!) for the men’s slopestyle podium at the Dew Tour at Copper Mountain, Colorado. Colby Stevenson was the top qualifier coming into the event, and he held on to the top spot, but not without an exciting back-and-forth with teammate Alex Hall who finished in second, followed by Nick Goepper in third, and Mac Forehand finishing just off the podium in fourth—what a result for the U.S. Freeski Team!

Hall overtook Stevenson at the end of the second round of qualifying, so the pressure was on for Stevenson to retake that top spot. Stevenson upped his third rail trick from qualifiers stomping a 450 out of the donkey at the end of the rail, then added another layer of difficulty.

“I learned a new trick on the first jump—the nosebutter dub 10.” Says Stevenson, “I’ve never done it—super excited about that. I was just doing a nosebutter cork 10, which I was equally as hyped on in the qualifiers, but I knew the dub 10 would score a little higher especially if I could get a Japan grab in it.” And that’s exactly what he did to retake the top spot with a score of 96.25.  “It’s insane to come out here and win a Dew Tour, talk about a dream,” said Stevenson, who adds this win to his first place finish at the 2021 Aspen Grand Prix slopestyle.

Hall, who’s coming off a recent second-place finish at the VISA Big Air in Steamboat, earned second today with a score of 95.25. “It feels good,” he said. “Today I had a little better practice, and all the boys were throwing down and we made it work with the speed. I’m just hyped for Colby [Stevenson]— he laid it down—last guy to go, last run —that’s what you want to see in events, that’s what makes it exciting. He had the best run of the day so I couldn’t be happier for him and I’m stoked for Nick as well, and Mac rounding out in fourth. It’s nice to see the Americans on top!”

2018 Slopestyle Silver medalist Nick Goepper took the third spot with a score of 89.50, followed by Mac Forehand in fourth and a score of 87.75.

In the women's field, weather forced the cancellation of the qualifiers, so the full field of twelve women ran today in finals. Marin Hamill was the top finisher in eighth place, followed by Grace Henderson in ninth, Bella Bacon in 10th, Jay Riccomini in 11th and Marion Balsamo in 12th. 

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Competition & Events Schedule

Breck is the only Winter stop of the Dew Tour. For four days in December, world class freeskiers and snowboarders will compete, celebrate and showcase their skills. Events include Ski and Snowboard Superpipe and Slopestyle on Breck’s world-renowned, award winning Freeway park and pipe, along with the Adaptive Banked Slalom, concerts and the Dew Tour Experience. 

Events Include: 

• Men’s and Women’s Freeski Slopestyle
• Men’s and Women’s Freeski Superpipe
• Men’s and Women’s Snowboard Slopestyle
• Men’s and Women’s Snowboard Superpipe
• Ski Slopestyle & Halfpipe Team Event
• Snowboard Slopestyle & Halfpipe Team Event
• Men’s Snowboard Streetstyle
• Men's and Women's Adaptive Banked Slalom

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*Schedule subject to change. All times listed are local time (MT) in Breckenridge.

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DEW BASE CAMP PRESENTED BY ASN Dew Base Camp is located in downtown Breckenridge in Blue River Plaza at Washington and Main Street. This laid-back event showcases a collective of brands that are focused on the adventures of travel and the gear it takes to get you there. Samples, demonstrations, entertainment, and a cultivating culture can all be found here.

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From Denver, Colorado, The Motet fuse fiery funk, simmering soul, and improvisational inventiveness.  The seven-piece band have continually provided an escape for listeners over the course of seven full-length albums since 1998, including their latest release Totem and with an upcoming 2018 release.

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The Slopestyle Venue

Guests can walk up to the base of the slopestyle venue from the Peak 8 base area, between the Kid’s Castle and 5 Chair. This is a high traffic area, so please heed all pedestrian and operating equipment warning signs. Additional spectator viewing can be accessed via Rip’s Ride and a short walk downhill alongside the skier’s right of the slopestyle course. There is no slopestyle viewing from the halfpipe deck while the halfpipe venue is closed. This is staffed by security and anyone attempting to access a closed venue will be turned away.

The Halfpipe Venue

Guests can access the halfpipe venue via Rip’s Ride. Free foot passenger tickets are available at the ticket windows, from Guest Services staff and at the base of the Rip’s Ride itself. Free foot passenger tickets and proper footwear are required. Guests will not be allowed to take ski and snowboard equipment up the lift with them if they are using a foot passenger ticket. There is no downloading allowed on Rip’s Ride, so guests must be prepared to walk back down along the skier’s right side of the slopestyle course. Ski poles are available to use for stability. Please return poles to the receptacles provided at the base of the venue.

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This rendering provided by Dew Tour showcases the vantage point from the top of the new Dew Tour superpipe course, which will feature non-traditional halfpipe features for skiers and snowboarders to hit above and below the actual superpipe. Courtesy Dew Tour

This rendering provided by Dew Tour showcases the overall layout on Breckenridge Ski Resort's Peak 8 for the Dew Tour superpipe, slopestyle and adaptive banked slalom courses. Courtesy Dew Tour

This rendering provided by Dew Tour showcases the non-traditional halfpipe feature that will conclude the overall "re-imagined" superpipe course. Courtesy Dew Tour

This rendering provided by Dew Tour showcases the vantage point from the top of the halfpipe portion of the new Dew Tour superpipe course, which will feature non-traditional halfpipe features for skiers and snowboarders to hit above and below the actual halfpipe. Courtesy Dew Tour

This rendering provided by Dew Tour showcases the double-sided spine feature that skiers and snowboarders competing in the superpipe competition will hit before they actually drop into the traditional halfpipe portion of the overall superpipe course. Courtesy Dew Tour

This rendering provided by Dew Tour showcases the non-traditional halfpipe feature that will transition skiers and snowboarders from the traditional halfpipe portion of the overall "re-imagined" superpipe course to the non-halfpipe conclusion. Courtesy Dew Tour

This rendering provided by Dew Tour showcases the overall layout for the jibs portion of Dew Tour's slopestyle competition. Courtesy Dew Tour

This rendering provided by Dew Tour showcases one of the features that will be part of the jibs portion of Dew Tour's slopestyle competition. Courtesy Dew Tour

This rendering provided by Dew Tour showcases the overall layout for the jumps portion of Dew Tour's slopestyle competition, the separate superpipe in view in the foreground. Courtesy Dew Tour

This rendering provided by Dew Tour showcases one of the features that will be part of the jumps portion of Dew Tour's slopestyle competition. Courtesy Dew Tour

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A month and a half after Elliot Cone of Snow Park Technologies described the re-imagined Dew Tour superpipe and slopestyle courses to the Summit Daily, the Dew Tour released its official renderings for the new competition venues on Wednesday.

Cone, Snow Park Technologies and the team at Breckenridge Ski Resort will build a shorter, modified superpipe complete with a double-sided spine at the top and a non-pipe feature at the bottom. These non-traditional, freestyle features will allow skiers and riders to execute tricks outside of the actual superpipe portion of the course.

In the middle of the course, the superpipe itself will be shorter than the kind of traditional halfpipe used at last year’s Dew Tour, which was required to adhere to Olympic qualification standards as the 2017 Dew Tour also served as an Olympic-qualifying event.

At the bottom of the shortened superpipe, the course will conclude by flattening out from a traditional 18-degree slope into what Cone described in October as “tombstone” features. This means athletes, after exiting the superpipe, will have the chance to put the exclamation point on their run via the new feature.

“This year’s superpipe course has been reinvented,” Dew Tour spokeswoman Melissa Gullotti said in a press release Wednesday, “offering a variety of freestyle elements, creating a longer, more diverse competition.”

Both skiers and snowboarders will take to the new superpipe course, including the defending men’s freeski champion Alex Ferreira of Aspen. He’s expected to be challenged by his Aspen Valley friend Torin Yater-Wallace and two-time defending Olympic freeski halfpipe gold medalist David Wise of Reno, Nevada. On the women’s side, the heavy favorite will be the reigning Olympic and Dew Tour champion, Cassie Sharpe.

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For the snowboarding competition, Eagle-Vail youngster Jake Pates will look to recapture the magic after he shocked Breckenridge last year with his championship performance. He’ll be up against the best and most inventive challengers from across the globe, however, including Japanese daredevil Ayumu Hirano, Australian star Scotty James and popular American Danny Davis.

The slopestyle course this year will be separated into two sections for the first time since 2016. Separate jibs and jumps sections will take place at different times this year rather than athletes progressing through both sections in one fluid run, as was the case in 2017. Last year, Dew Tour also had to adhere to Olympic-qualifying standards for its slopestyle course.

On the afternoon of Dec. 16, Summit County local stars Chris Corning (second in slopestyle at last year’s Dew Tour), Red Gerard (Olympic slopestyle gold medalist) and Michigan-native Kyle Mack (Olympic big air silver medalist) will compete in the final event of the Dec. 13–16 Dew Tour weekend, the snowboard slopestyle final. The men’s slopestyle jump final is slated to go from noon to 1:15 p.m., while the slopestyle jib final is slated for 1:45–3 p.m.

NBC and NBCSN will televise more than six hours of the Dew Tour, while DewTour.com will live stream all finals events from Dec. 13– 16. Dew Tour will also be streaming finals on Facebook, Periscope, Twitch, Daily Motion, Youtube, TWSnow.com, NewSchoolers.com, Powder.com, AdventureSportsNetwork.com and Snowboarder.com. For the first time Dew Tour will also have a mobile application that will provide live scoring.

Kyle Mack to compete in Streetstyle

Dew Tour announced on Wednesday that Mack will also compete in the after-hours streetstyle competition on Friday night.

The signature Dew Tour event annually sets up shop in what is typically a snow-blanketed downtown Breckenridge, where the world’s top urban skiers and snowboarders showcase their best tricks under the lights in an open-jam format.

Also, for the first time this year, there will be a Girls Who Ride amateur ski and snowboard streetstyle competition. The streetyle course will then open to the public on Saturday and Sunday.

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Yet another bluebird day out here at Breckenridge Ski Resort. Skiers [...]

Top 10 Snowboard Snaps from Slopestyle and Superpipe Practice Day 2

The slopestyle course and superpipe heated up for day two of practice [...]

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