Keith St. Onge Sets Pending World Record in Final Round

The final round of skiing forced all the competitor to ski their very best. Keith St.Onge (USA) came prepared in tricks and skied a 10850 point pending world record to clinch the Open Men's Overall title. with a narrow margin over David Small (GBR)   The overall winner were:

USA Win Open Team Competition

Saturday morning brought warmer weather for the final round of competition, but by the afternoon rain and a light breeze put events on hold (a couple of times). Naturally this always raises questions by the skiers.   The American Open Team finished up with a convincing win, with the Australians in Second and Great Britain in third.

Senior Women's had a tie in the final round between Andrea Eggert and Jodi Sherwood so there was a "Jump off" to determine that Jody was a Gold medal winner. 

in the Girls jump Ashliegh Stebbins (AUS) won the Junior Girls Jump with a jump 1.5 meters  longer than Elaine Heller from the USA.

All the results can be found on  the results pages.  Click here to see who will be skiing in the final round.

Elaine Heller Wins Jr. Worlds Slalom Title

The final round of skiing began today.  Due to weather concerns the final round for Senior Women's Slalom and Junior Girls Slalom was run late on Friday.  The first final event was Sr. Women's which featured a clean sweep by the Americans with the following results:

As for the Junior girls this event featured 2 American sisters competing for medal placement.  This was stopped and started 3 times because of a light rain interrupted skiing before and after Shannon Heller went out to ski.  The rain was very light and the water condition were very good when the event resumed with Elaine Heller skiing a personal best at 14.

On Saturday the event will feature the rest of the Junior and Senior final round.  The Junior skiing will feature Heinrick Sam and it will be interesting to see if he can improve upon his first round performance.  Click here to see Heinrick's first round performance.