After a couple podium finishes is yesterday’s World Cup freestyle premier, the U.S Ski Team moguls skiers looked as hot as ever today in Suomu, Finland. American Hannah Kearney won the women’s event and her teammates Bryon Wilson and Nate Roberts were on the podium along side Swede Jesper Bjoernlund, who took the win for the second day in a row.

A pair of Canadians joined Kearney on the podium. Yesterday’s winner Kristi Richards finished second, followed by teammate Jennifer Heil in third.

It was an encore performance for the American women as Emiko Torito (fourth), Michelle Roark (fifth), Heather McPhie (sixth) and Shelley Robertson (seventh) packed the top-ten with stars and stripes.

“I won the qualifying run again and just skied the same run. I made no mistakes this time and I ended things in first place, which is very satisfying,” Kearney said. “I did a back layout on the top air, which helped me carry my speed into the middle section, then I did probably the best heli I’ve done the whole week off the bottom air.”

After winning his first career World Cup yesterday, Bjoernlund, who scored a 24.96, wasted no time doubling his total today, winning by the smallest of margins over Wilson who scored a 24.95.

Wilson, who tied his career best finish of yesterday, wasn’t even planning on competing, but rather came to Finland to train. “I didn’t even plan on skiing this weekend because I was an alternate. Unfortunately one of our guys got hurt and I got put in,” Wilson said. “So I’m really happy with two second places. It’s amazing. I just can’t believe it. It’s awesome.”

“To come out here and do two in a row like that is consistent and it’s really a confidence booster,” continued Wilson, who just missed a spot on the 2006 Torino team. “My skiing feels really good and I am really confident going into trials.”

Michael Morse pulled in another top-ten finish for the U.S. in eighth place.

This weekend’s World Cup competition was a chance for U.S. athletes to work out the kinks and prove their worth before Olympic Trails in Steamboat Springs Dec.23, which will award an Olympic moguls starting spot to one man and one woman.

“This gives me the confidence of consistency, which I wanted to carry over from last year because that was something I was really proud of in my competitive results,” Kearney said. “Now we’re into the Olympic Trials where an Olympic spot is on the line and that is some serious pressure that I am looking forward to and hopefully an opportunity to work on my speed.”


Men’s results

Rank Bib FIS Code Name Year Nation Result Level Points
 1  1  2406797 BJOERNLUND Jesper  1985  SWE   24.96    1000.00
 2  2  2471302 WILSON Bryon  1988  USA   24.95    800.00
 3  16  2297279 ROBERTS Nathan  1982  USA   24.87    600.00
 4  3  2426100 BILODEAU Alexandre  1987  CAN   24.75    500.00
 5  4  2271961 BEGG-SMITH Dale  1985  AUS   24.47    450.00
 6  35  2070783 TSUKITA Yugo  1976  JPN   24.16    400.00
 7  12  2369161 DOLGODVOROV Denis  1982  RUS   23.93    360.00
 8  6  2270312 MORSE Michael  1981  USA   23.87    320.00
 9  11  2406506 SPETT Per  1985  SWE   23.80    290.00
 10  39  2407573 VOLKOV Andrey  1986  RUS   23.75    260.00
 11  38  2413781 BURILLE Arnaud  1988  FRA   23.10    240.00
 12  5  2469168 REIHERD Dmitriy  1989  KAZ   23.08    220.00
 13  19  2286512 BLOECHL Gerhard  1981  GER   22.89    200.00
 14  31  2527360 PENTTALA Jussi  1993  FIN   22.70    180.00
 15  18  2484682 KIRAMO Arttu  1990  FIN   22.53    160.00
 16  7  2484730 MARQUIS Philippe  1989  CAN   22.33    150.00
 17  8  2397485 OZAKI Kai  1987  JPN   22.31    140.00
 18  45  2278169 LUUSUA Tapio  1981  FIN   22.25    130.00
 19  36  2430271 KYLLOENEN Harri  1988  FIN   22.23    120.00
 20  53  2482457 SMYSHLYAEV Alexandr  1987  RUS   22.21    110.00
 21  17  2374205 VALINTEEV Artem  1983  RUS   22.18    100.00
 22  25  2382838 DENEEN Patrick  1987  USA   22.11    90.00
 23  24  2407670 BENNA Anthony  1987  FRA   22.06    80.00
 24  26  2417855 KASHIMA Sho  1986  USA   21.93    70.00
 25  14  2475958 JACQUES-DAGENAIS Renaud  1987  CAN   21.90    60.00
 26  9  2345104 COOPER Ramone  1988  AUS   21.90    50.00
 27  54  2407379 VACULIK Lukas  1986  CZE   21.80    45.00
 28  20  2397776 NISHI Nobuyuki  1985  JPN   21.76    40.00
 29  48  2407185 MATIZ Giacomo  1986  ITA   21.63    36.00
 30  23  2439985 BARMASHOV Dmitriy  1985  KAZ   21.60    32.00
 31  13  2361498 MARQUIS Vincent  1984  CAN   21.55    28.00
 32  34  2296600 BABIC David  1979  USA   21.55    26.00
 33  10  2484861 ENDO Sho  1990  JPN   21.49    24.00
 34  56  2485276 NAVILLOD Mathieu  1989  FRA   21.42    22.00
 35  59  2414169 FRANCILLON Baptiste  1983  FRA   21.29    20.00
 36  21  2482554 VOLKOV Sergey  1987  RUS   21.17    19.70
 37  55  2526312 ANDERSEN Tevje-Lie  1991  NOR   21.11    19.40
 38  43  2340929 NOVAK Vaclav  1987  CZE   21.05    19.10
 39  49  2484684 SALONEN Janne  1988  FIN   20.76    18.80
 40  22  2430465 PEKKANEN Niko  1985  FIN   20.64    18.50
 41  32  2484563 BYKACHEV Pavel  1986  RUS   20.62    18.20
 42  33  2485300 GUMMESSON Adam  1989  SWE   20.37    17.90
 43  60  2288064 STARK Christoph  1980  GER   20.29    17.60
 44  41  2318134 HALL Sam  1988  AUS   19.99    17.30
 45  44  2371877 GINGRAS Maxime  1984  CAN   19.94    17.00
 46  52  2396903 ANTONAKAKIS Tryfonas  1983  GRE   19.77    16.70
 47  46  2269924 TANNER Warren  1980  CAN   19.37    16.40
 48  29  2484301 CHO Woo-Hyun  1991  KOR   19.22    16.10
 49  58  2369743 LAFRANCHI Pablo  1986  SUI   17.56    15.80
 50  37  2484308 MOISEYEV Denis  1988  KAZ   16.43    15.50
 51  50  2526132 MIETTUNEN Ville  1992  FIN   15.79    15.20
 52  40  2420959 GERMAN Nejc  1991  SLO   14.05    14.90
 53  15  2183982 ROUSSEAU Pierre-Alexandre  1979  CAN   13.17    14.60
 54  27  2526980 STEPHENSON Bradley  1988  RSA   12.25    14.30
 55  51  2312411 DAUNFELDT Olle  1983  SWE   10.40    0.00
 56  47  2525892 LEMME Knut  1990  NOR   8.35    0.00
 57  28  2484309 SOKOLOV Andrey  1992  KAZ   8.28    0.00
 58  30  2484758 SLATTEN Vinjar  1990  NOR   4.20    0.00
 59  57  2485295 LONGLEY Andrew  1990  GBR   2.04    0.00
Did not start
     2385166 UENO Osamu  1983  JPN       

Women’s results

Rank Bib FIS Code Name Year Nation Result Level Points
 1  3  2328513 KEARNEY Hannah  1986  USA   25.68    1000.00
 2  1  2304360 RICHARDS Kristi  1981  CAN   24.97    800.00
 3  5  2275744 HEIL Jennifer  1983  CAN   24.92    600.00
 4  41  2266044 TORITO Emiko  1982  USA   24.78    500.00
 5  9  2069813 ROARK Michelle  1974  USA   24.75    450.00
 6  7  2364117 MCPHIE Heather  1984  USA   24.73    400.00
 7  14  2175640 ROBERTSON Shelly  1979  USA   24.63    360.00
 8  4  2267596 SUDOVA Nikola  1982  CZE   24.28    320.00
 9  17  2329386 OUTTRIM Eliza  1985  USA   23.78    290.00
 10  6  2484720 DUFOUR-LAPOINTE Chloe  1991  CAN   23.52    260.00
 11  11  2481681 STOLYAROVA Ekaterina  1988  RUS   23.44    240.00
 12  13  2197853 MARBLER Margarita  1975  AUT   23.36    220.00
 13  30  2476152 DUFOUR-LAPOINTE Maxime  1989  CAN   23.06    200.00
 14  18  2397097 ITO Miki  1987  JPN   23.06    180.00
 15  10  2034796 SATOYA Tae  1976  JPN   23.00    160.00
 16  15  2484830 MURATA Arisa  1990  JPN   22.08    150.00
 17  8  2175543 BAHRKE Shannon  1980  USA   21.90    140.00
 18  24  2484304 RYBALOVA Darya  1988  KAZ   21.86    130.00
 19  21  2044884 CHERKASOVA Marina  1972  RUS   21.58    120.00
 20  12  2175155 KERFOOT Sylvia  1977  CAN   21.55    110.00
 21  35  2526325 GUNCHENKO Anastassia  1991  RUS   21.46    100.00
 22  29  2277878 SEROVA Daria  1982  RUS   21.09    90.00
 23  19  2525906 SEO Jung-Hwa  1990  KOR   21.03    80.00
 24  2  2175252 UEMURA Aiko  1979  JPN   20.96    70.00
 25  25  2419989 KAFFKA Marina  1987  GER   20.73    60.00
 26  16  2329677 ROBICHAUD Audrey  1988  CAN   20.54    50.00
 27  31  2485171 KRAUS Constanze  1990  GER   20.53    45.00
 28  43  2484307 GALYSHEVA Yulia  1992  KAZ   20.39    40.00
 29  22  2439983 RODIONOVA Yuliya  1990  KAZ   20.28    36.00
 30  44  2526184 VACULIKOVA Tereza  1992  CZE   19.79    32.00
 31  20  2485019 RAKHIMOVA Regina  1985  RUS   19.52    28.00
 32  40  2526130 CEDERCREUTZ Isabella  1991  FIN   19.44    26.00
 33  26  2358588 SUDOVA Sarka  1986  CZE   19.41    24.00
 34  38  2339668 FOERSTER Katharina  1988  GER   19.30    22.00
 35  42  2420086 SIMAKINA Kamilia  1984  RUS   19.20    20.00
 36  33  2526326 GRASEMANN Laura  1992  GER   18.85    19.70
 37  37  2527560 NING Qin  1992  CHN   18.74    19.40
 38  27  2484380 BUMANN Nicole  1986  SUI   18.02    19.10
 39  23  2360722 SCANZIO Deborah  1986  ITA   17.74    18.80
 40  45  2485299 SCHRIWER Martina  1988  SWE   17.59    18.50
 41  36  2528046 ZHANG Tingting  1991  CHN   15.03    18.20
 42  32  2340250 BEDNARIK Nina  1982  SLO   13.93    0.00
 43  28  2373041 SANTA-OLALLA Reyes  1984  SPA   12.50    0.00
 44  39  2526185 HENNINGSEN Maj-Beldring  1981  DAN   12.09    0.00
 45  34  2485294 KOYANDER Ellie  1991  GBR   9.48    0.00

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