12 FEB

Toutant, McMorris go 1-2 at snowboard slopestyle World Cup in Quebec

Canada’s Sebastien Toutant soared to a World Cup snowboard slopestyle gold medal on Sunday in Stoneham, Quebec.

Toutant’s second-run score of 84.81 was enough to hold off teammate Mark McMorris, who took home the silver with a score of 84.60.

Hometown favourite @SebToots wins slopestyle gold 🥇in Quebec! @markmcmorris takes home silver, @MarcusKleveland bronze #SnowboardWorldCup pic.twitter.com/HM0YdQxCfO

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Markus Cleveland of Norway used a second-run score of 84.16 to secure a bronze medal.

On the women’s side, Brooke Voigt of Fort McMurray, Alta., claimed bronze with a score of 67.43.

Julia Marino and Jamie Anderson completed an American one-two finish ahead Voigt. Marino topped the podium with 76.43, while Anderson’s best score was 72.78.

Canada’s Brooke Voigt goes home from Quebec with a bronze medal 🥉

Americans Julia Marino and Jamie Anderson take 🥇 & 🥈 #SnowboardWorldCup pic.twitter.com/TATaeDhlbL

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