USAâs Red Gerard wins gold with the score of 87.16 in snowboarding slopestyle at the PyeongChang 2018 Winter Olympic Games
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USAâs Red Gerard wins gold with the score of 87.16 in snowboarding slopestyle at the PyeongChang 2018 Winter Olympic Games
Menâs Slopestyle final:Â
Gold: Red Gerard (USA) Silver: Max Parrot (CAN) Bronze: Mark McMorris (CAN)
Olympic Champion Red Gerard đ
Stale Sandbech 2nd Full Run Score: 82.13 / Olympic Qualifier / NorwayÂ
Norwayâs StĂ„le Sandbech, Marcus Kleveland, Torgeir Bergrem, and Mons Roisland compete during the menâs slopestyle qualification at the PyeongChang 2018 Winter Olympic Games.
Slopestyle Qualifying Heat 2 run 1: Mark McMorris (83.70)
PyeongChang 02.09.2018
Canadaâs Mark McMorris, Max Parrot, Sebastien Toutant, and Tyler Nicholson compete during the menâs slopestyle qualification at the PyeongChang 2018 Winter Olympic Games.
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