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Five stops for slopestyle and halfpipe across Italy, Switzerland, and Norway. Season opens January in Prato Nevoso, closes April in Corvatsch.
Read article →The Grommet 9-10 Girls division ran all six USASA events at 2026 Nationals — halfpipe, rail jam, slopestyle, giant slalom, slalom, and boardercross. Here's the full podium for every event, plus the standouts.
Read article →The 2026-27 World Cup halfpipe calendar dropped this week — six stops across four countries, ending with World Championships in Austria. Here's the schedule, the Americans to watch, and the international names you'll see on the podium.
Read article →Six riders just earned their first call-up to the U.S. Snowboard development program. Here's the data behind each one — career arcs, signature wins, and what put them in the room.
Read article →U.S. Ski & Snowboard named the 2026-27 development squad today. Eleven rookies across halfpipe, slopestyle, and big air — here's a quick look at each.
Read article →The U.S. Snowboard Rookie Team has one published threshold — at least two medals on the U.S. Revolution Tour. Here's the list of riders who hit it this season.
Read article →A short EC halfpipe season closed at Corvatsch on April 14. Japan, Korea, and Switzerland split every medal across the four events.
Read article →14 medals across halfpipe, slopestyle, and big air — Japan's strongest European Cup season we have on record, beating Switzerland on home soil.
Read article →Twelve days of competition at Copper Mountain produced national champions across snowboard and freeski, from Grommets to Open Class. Here's the full scorecard for the divisions where the development pipeline lives.
Read article →A look at the riders, results, and patterns from the U.S. Revolution Tour halfpipe season — grounded in the actual data from every event.
Read article →Slopestyle, halfpipe, and rail jam — Komiyama's competitive footprint across three disciplines and four tiers is one of the most unusual in U.S. snowboard development.
Read article →The Brazilian-flagged rider stepped onto a U.S. Revolution Tour podium for the first time at Buttermilk, capping a season of steady halfpipe progress.
Read article →A rare clean trajectory: dominate the Futures Tour, podium at Rev Tour, then win it. Ava Lilly's halfpipe arc is the development pipeline working as designed.
Read article →With Copper Nationals around the corner, here's a look at where USASA stands this season — events, athletes, disciplines, and how it stacks up against recent years.
Read article →A free database of competitive snowboard and freeski results, built so the path from regional events to recognition isn't invisible anymore.
Read article →Twelve days of competition at Copper Mountain produced national champions across snowboard and freeski. Here's the full scorecard for the divisions where the development pipeline lives.
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