Snowboard 15 February

Bakuriani 2025 EYOF: Snowboard Big Air Finals Recap

The Snowboard Big Air finals at the Bakuriani 2025 EYOF were a showcase of talent and determination, featuring young athletes from across Europe. With sunny skies and packed snow conditions, competitors aimed high and delivered impressive performances in both the boys’ and girls’ categories.

Boys’ Snowboard Big Air Final:

In the boys’ competition, twelve athletes from nine countries took to the air. The standout was Spain’s Unai Lopez Sousa, who clinched the gold medal with a remarkable total score of 171.25. His first run was particularly impressive, scoring 79.25, followed by a stellar second run of 92.00, which secured his lead. Despite a lower score of 69.00 on his final jump, it was enough to maintain his position at the top.

Following Unai were Ugo Pirolli from France, who took silver with a total score of 165.25, and Germany’s Damian Millinger, who earned bronze with 161.75 points. Ugo’s best jump was 90.75, demonstrating his skill and consistency throughout the event.

Girls’ Snowboard Big Air Final:

The girls’ event featured eight competitors from eight countries, and it was Great Britain’s Emily Rothney who soared to victory. Rothney’s consistent performances included a strong first jump of 73.75 and a best final jump of 83.00, giving her a total score of 156.75.

Aono Pordie Okaniwa from France followed closely with a total of 149.50, while Germany’s Janina Walz secured the bronze with a score of 140.50. The competition showcased not only skill but also sportsmanship, as the athletes supported each other throughout the event.

With the excitement of the Big Air finals, the Bakuriani 2025 EYOF has set a high bar for the remaining competitions, and the camaraderie among the athletes made the event even more enjoyable for everyone involved.

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