Jacobellis Sweeps Win at the Veysonnaz World Cup
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23.01.2012 - Snowboarding Tweet |
It was a sweep for U.S. Snowboarding Sunday with Lindsey Jacobellis (Stratton Mountain, VT) and teammate Nate Holland (Squaw Valley, CA) winning at the
Veysonnaz World Cup. Jacobellis continued on a roll with her third straight win of the season to remain undefeated starting with her victory in the USANA Snowboardcross Cup at Telluride
last month. The tour now swings back to the USA for next weekend's X Games in Aspen.
HIGHLIGHTS
A great day to be celebrating wins on FIS World Snow Day.
A great milestone for Lindsey Jacobellis with her 25th World Cup SBX win of her career (she also has one halfpipe win)!
The tour now heads to the X Games in Aspen before swinging
through Blue Mountain, ON in Feb. plus the Sprint U.S. Grand Prix
at Canyons Resort I Park City, UT.
QUOTES
Lindsey Jacobellis
Today was a fight. I didn't have a great start, so I was trying
to plan my way down the course and see what opportunities would
open up for me.
I was kind of following Dominique (Maltais) down just waiting if
I could make a pass somewhere. I saw a little opportunity and
just went for it.
It's always a great goal to win every race. I just keep trying my
best. I feel like I'm on a role, my body feels good. I'm happy
with how I've been approaching mentally this year.
Veysonnaz World Cup. Jacobellis continued on a roll with her third straight win of the season to remain undefeated starting with her victory in the USANA Snowboardcross Cup at Telluride
last month. The tour now swings back to the USA for next weekend's X Games in Aspen.
HIGHLIGHTS
A great day to be celebrating wins on FIS World Snow Day.
A great milestone for Lindsey Jacobellis with her 25th World Cup SBX win of her career (she also has one halfpipe win)!
The tour now heads to the X Games in Aspen before swinging
through Blue Mountain, ON in Feb. plus the Sprint U.S. Grand Prix
at Canyons Resort I Park City, UT.
QUOTES
Lindsey Jacobellis
Today was a fight. I didn't have a great start, so I was trying
to plan my way down the course and see what opportunities would
open up for me.
I was kind of following Dominique (Maltais) down just waiting if
I could make a pass somewhere. I saw a little opportunity and
just went for it.
It's always a great goal to win every race. I just keep trying my
best. I feel like I'm on a role, my body feels good. I'm happy
with how I've been approaching mentally this year.
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