Monster Medal Count Beijing 2022 Olympics
It was an incredible showing at the Beijing 2022 Olympic Games for the Monster Made Freeski and Snowboard athletes. With 16 medals overall, including seven Gold, the Monster Team dominated with some amazing performances. Let’s take a rundown of the results.
Men’s Snowboard Halfpipe
Ayumu Hirano of Japan earned his first career Gold Medal, landing the first frontside triple cork 1440 in the process.
Women’s Snowboard Halfpipe
Chloe Kim of the United States is arguably the top female Superpipe in the world. She secured victory on her first run, earning her second career Gold Medal.
Men’s Snowboard Big Air
The Monster Team continued its dominance with a Gold Medal performance from Su YIming of China, while Max Parrot of Canada claimed the Bronze Medal.
Women’s Snowboard Big Air
Zoi Sadowski-Synott of New Zealand earned her third overall medal to date by taking the Silver Medal. Kokomo Murase of Japan, at only 17 years old, surprised everyone with a Bronze Medal winning performance.
Men’s Snowboard Slopestyle
Max Parrot used a variety of rail tricks and a Cab triple cork 1620 to earn his first Gold Medal. Su Yiming of China held off pursuers for the Silver Medal.
Women’s Snowboard Slopestyle
Zoi Sadowski-Synott once again found herself on the podium, this time winning the Gold Medal. Tess Coady of Australia edged her way on to the podium, earning the Bronze Medal.
Men’s Ski Slopestyle
Alex Hall of the United States made his Olympic debut and rose above an extremely competitive field of riders to earn the Gold Medal.
Men’s Ski Big Air
Birk Ruud of Norway earned his first career Gold Medal. Colby Stevenson of the United States impressed in his Olympic debut with the Silver Medal, while Henrik Harlaut of Sweden secured his first medal with the Bronze.
Men’s Ski Halfpipe
David Wise of the United States surged out of the gate with a stellar first run. The two-time Gold Medal winner earned a Silver Medal this year.
Women’s Ski Halfpipe
Cassie Sharpe of Canada overcame a knee injury at the X Games Aspen last season to win the Silver Medal. It was her second career medal.
