Great news for US Alpine Snowboarding

[gburgess]

Adam Smith of the US 3rd in PGS World Cup in Soelden, Austria

Great news for Adam Smith, US Alpine Snowboard racing, and all of us who support the team and the sport!

To catch the complete results, and a very neat and interesting item US Snowboarding did not mention in their news coverage, but can be viewed in the bracketed results, go to:

http://www.nessg.com/2007pgs_soelden.shtml

 

[Angus]

That event is not yet an Olympic event, is it?

 

[Hawkshot99]

That event is not yet an Olympic event, is it?

Adam Smith raced and beat the reigning Parallel GS Olympic Silver medallist Simon Schoch.

I didnt think that particular event was, but then I read the article.

 

[gymnast46]

Cool!

Adam Smith of the US 3rd in PGS World Cup in Soelden, Austria

Great news for Adam Smith, US Alpine Snowboard racing, and all of us who support the team and the sport!

To catch the complete results, and a very neat and interesting item US Snowboarding did not mention in their news coverage, but can be viewed in the bracketed results, go to:

http://www.nessg.com/2007pgs_soelden.shtml

Saw your post over at bomberonline.com This is terrific news. Maybe it will encourage a few more folks to try alpine boards.

 

[gburgess]

In the 1998 Olympic Games in Nagano (JPN) PGS was added. On a World Cup level they run PS, but not in the Olympics as of yet.

Bomber post. Just trying to get the word out so that those who support the sport keep tabs on its development, and help others learn about it as well.

I'm guessing that you are PM based on the suburbansport.com.

I see you are in Newington, CT. Did you happen to see the Dominator post on Bomber? The free clinic in Springfield, MA on October 29? Looks good.