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Canada Snowboard – Canadian rider captures his first ever Olympic medal, Canada’s first in new Olympic Big Air Discipline   
Vancouver, BC – Canadian Snowboarder Sebastien Toutant (L’Assomption, QC) made Olympic history on Friday night, capturing the first ever gold medal in Olympic Men’s Snowboard Big Air. Toutant had a combined score of 174.25 to take top spot ahead of the USA’s  Kyle Mack and Great Britain’s Billy Morgan. Max Parrot (Bromont, QC) and Mark McMorris (Regina, SK) finished in 9th and 10th respectively.
 
Under a best two runs of three format, Toutant came out of the gate swinging, dropping a Cab Triple Cork 1620 and Backside 1620 on his first two runs, the rest of the field being unable to catch up to his combined score on the third run. McMorris and Parrot put up solid efforts individually but were unable to land on two of their runs.
 
Canadians stopped in PGS qualifications
 
Jasey-Jay Anderson (Lac Supérieur, QC) and Darren Gardner (Burlington, ON) both failed to qualify for the Men’s PGS finals. Jasey-Jay Anderson now officially becomes the only Canadian to compete at six winter Olympic Games.

Full results will be available on the FIS website.
 
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Photo: Tyler Ashbee