17-year-old Zoi Sadowski-Synnott of New Zealand earned her first Burton U·S·Open title by winning Women’s Slopestyle Finals on Friday, March 1st in Vail, Colorado at the 37th annual Burton U·S·Open.
Zoi’s run included heavy tricks in the upper rail section, which kicked off with a massive-scoring switch boardslide 270 out, to a switch 50-50 switch backside 180 melon out, 50-50 backside 180 starfish out.On the first jump, she sent a stylish switch backside 900 stalefish, into a frontside 720 mute on the side transition feature and ended with a huge backside 540 stalefish.
“I can’t even explain how I’m feeling right now, I’m just happy to be here and happy to put down a run,” said Zoi after the event. “This was one of the first contests I watched when I first started competing and I’ve always wanted to go. I’m just so stoked right now, ” she continued.
Julia Marino came out swinging and stomped her way to second, while Miyabi Onitsuka claimed third.
Check out all the highlights from Women’s Slopestyle Finals in the video above, winning runs below.
Burton U·S·Open Women’s Slopestyle Finals : Winning Runs 2019
Winner: Zoi Sadowski-Synnott
17-year-old Zoi Sadowski-Synnott’s winning run in the women’s slopestyle finals at the 37th annual Burton U·S·Open Snowboarding Championships.
2nd Place: Julia Marino
Julia Marino stomping her way to 2nd in the women’s slopestyle finals at the 37th annual Burton U·S·Open Snowboarding Championships.
3rd Place: Miyabi Onitsuka
Miyabi Onitsuka taking home 3rd in the women’s slopestyle finals at the 37th annual Burton U·S·Open Snowboarding Championships.
Stay tuned for more action from 37th annual Burton U·S·Open dropping soon.
