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Snow League World Challenge – Cardrona, New Zealand
The Competition Day format will match athletes head-to-head, in a best two of three run format. Each athlete must drop into both the right and left-hand walls in their first two runs. The first athlete to win two runs will advance to the next round.
World Challenge Semifinal Brackets
Team Asia Pacific vs. Team Europe | Team North America vs. Team Challengers
Who is the favorite in each bracket? Check the Season One stats here.
Women’s Freeski
The women’s freeski semifinals open with a duel between two Snow League newcomers as New Zealand’s Indra Brown takes on Estonia’s decorated champion Kelly Sildaru. On the other side of the bracket, Canada’s consistent podium finisher Amy Fraser, who finished second overall in the Snow League Season One standings, goes head-to-head with Kiwi Mischa Thomas, in a matchup where clean execution and trick variety will make the difference.
Men’s Freeski
This bracket features the reigning inaugural Snow League World Champion, New Zealand’s Luke Harrold, who captured the historic Season One title on a tiebreaker at the LAAX finale. He matches up against Finland’s Jon Sallinen in his first Snow League appearance. The second semifinal pits USA’s Hunter Hess, who finished third in the Season One standings, against New Zealand’s technical talent Fin Melville Ives who was the top seed in China, but could not compete due to illness.
Women’s Snowboard
The top half of the bracket presents a compelling matchup between South Korea’s Gaon Choi, in her first competition since capturing Olympic gold in Milano Cortina and Spain’s veteran Queralt Castellet, who brings years of elite competition experience to the pipe. On the other side of the draw, Canada’s rising talent Brooke D’Hondt meets Japan’s Sara Shimizu, a breakout star who built massive momentum by winning the final 2 events of Season One.
Men’s Snowboard
The men’s snowboarding matchups kick off with a battle between Kiwi talent Cam Melville Ives (5th in Season One) and Swiss athlete Jonas Hasler in a contest of pure amplitude. The second semifinal features American veteran Jake Pates going up against Japan’s Ryusei Yamada, who put on a clinic in the latter half of Season One by finishing second in the overall standings.
Who is the favorite in each bracket? Check the semifinal brackets here.
Women’s Freeski
Men’s Freeski
Women’s Snowboard
Men’s Snowboard
Live Bracket
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World Challenge Team Rosters
| Discipline | North America | Europe | Asia Pacific | Challengers |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Women’s Freeski | #16 Amy Fraser CAN | #38 Kelly Sildaru EST | #37 Indra Brown AUS | #85 Mischa Thomas NZL |
| Men’s Freeski | #10 Hunter Hess USA | #15 Jon Sallinen FIN | #67 Luke Harrold NZL | #23 Fin Melville Ives NZL |
| Women’s Snowboard | #9 Brooke D’Hondt CAN | #52 Queralt Castellet ESP | #77 Gaon Choi KOR | #58 Sara Shimizu JPN |
| Men’s Snowboard | #81 Jake Pates USA | #71 Jonas Hasler SUI | #93 Cam Melville Ives NZL | #19 Ryusei Yamada JPN |
World Challenge – Event Format
Competition Day – Saturday, Sept. 19
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