Published Mar 08, 2025
The Snow League launched its inaugural season at Aspen Snowmass's Buttermilk Mountain on March 7–8, 2025, introducing a groundbreaking competition format that captivated both athletes and spectators. The event featured head-to-head matchups, where riders competed in a best-of-three runs format, with the added challenge of dropping in from opposite sides of the halfpipe in the first two runs.
Women's Final Four Results:
- Sena Tomita (JPN) – 100 ranking points
- Maddie Mastro (USA) – 85 + 5 ranking points
- Gaon Choi (KOR) – 72 ranking points
- Mitsuki Ono (JPN) – 61 ranking points
In the women's division, Japan's Sena Tomita clinched the top spot, showcasing exceptional skill and consistency throughout the competition. Close behind, American rider Maddie Mastro secured second place, having earlier earned a five-point ranking bonus for winning the qualifications. South Korea's Gaon Choi rounded out the podium in third place, delivering impressive runs that highlighted her technical prowess.
Men's Final Four Results:
- Yuto Totsuka (JPN) – 100 ranking points
- Ruka Hirano (JPN) – 85 ranking points
- Ayumu Hirano (JPN) – 72 + 5 ranking points
- Alessandro Barbieri (USA) – 61 ranking points
The men's competition was dominated by Japanese athletes, with Yuto Totsuka emerging victorious. Ruka Hirano took second place, while Ayumu Hirano, who had earlier secured a five-point ranking bonus for winning the men's qualifications, finished third. American Alessandro Barbieri claimed fourth place, demonstrating strong performances against a competitive field.
The event attracted a significant number of spectators, eager to witness the debut of this innovative league. Beyond the main competition, attendees enjoyed side events, including live music performances and interactive fan experiences, enhancing the overall atmosphere at Buttermilk Mountain.
The Snow League's inaugural event set a high standard for the season, promising exciting developments in the world of competitive snowboarding.
Results, stats & predictions provided by: wyldata.com
Livescoring: Rawmotion
Article Sources: thesnowleague.com
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