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2004-2005 FIS Snowboard World Cup Index
Autti and Vidal Take Men's and Women's HP Crowns
Whistler, Austria — January 23, 2005
European riders upstaged the US as Finland's Autti and France's Vidal take home the gold...
Big Air: Pipe Slayer Autti wins Big Air.
PSL: Anderson nails 2nd World Championship title.
PGS: Canadian Jasey Anderson newest PGS World Champ.
SBX: Wescott, Jacobillis win SBX
Big Air: Pipe Slayer Autti wins Big Air.
PSL: Anderson nails 2nd World Championship title.
PGS: Canadian Jasey Anderson newest PGS World Champ.
SBX: Wescott, Jacobillis win SBX
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Swiss Simply Unbeatable
Bad Gastein, Austria — December 17, 2004
In head to head competition under 100,000 watts of light, the Swiss domination of alpine snowboarding continues.
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US Falls Short in Austria
Nassfeld-Hermagor, Austria — December 14-15, 2004
Canadian Jasey-Jay Anderson won the men's competiton both days, proving that experience is golden.
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Swiss Dominate World Cup
Kronplatz, Italy — December 5, 2004
Ursula Bruhin and Philipp Schoch kept the Swiss stranglehold of the World Cup tight Saturday with parallel giant slalom wins on the 2006 Olympic course.
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Teter, Fisher Dominate Halfpipe Opener
Saas Fee, Switzerland — October 29-30, 2004
Despite gnarly weather and sketchy pipe conditions, Hannah Teter and Steve Fisher captured double wins at the World Cup opener.
October 30th: SBX: Crash ends Lindsey Jacobellis' winning streak.
October 30th: SBX: Crash ends Lindsey Jacobellis' winning streak.
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Swiss Dominate Indoors
Landgraaf, Netherlands — October 24, 2004
Switzerland's Urs Eiselin and Daniela Muili win the men's and Women's parallel slalom at Dutch indoor cooler SnowWorld.
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Schoch is Golden in PGS Opener
Soelden, Austria — October 16-17, 2004
Olympic bronze medalist and liver transplant survivor Chris Klug leads the US into PGS finals, but Switzerland's Phillip Schoch takes the win.
October 16th: PGS W: Michelle Gorgone is top US finisher with 5th
October 16th: PGS W: Michelle Gorgone is top US finisher with 5th
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Jacobellis Collects First Win of Season
Valle Nevado, Chile — September 16-17, 2004
Lindsey Jacobellis bounces back from a dismal 4th place finish in the season opener to win the second SBX World Cup race.
September 16th: SBX #1: Great Britian's Zoe Gillings wins first SBX race of season.
September 16th: SBX #1: Great Britian's Zoe Gillings wins first SBX race of season.
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