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Sadowski-Synnott wins again

More success for New Zealand snowboarder Zoi Sadowski-Synnott, who’s won another title at the X Games in Aspen, Colorado.

Zoi Sadowski-Synnott of New Zealand wins gold in the Snowboard Slopestyle event at the X Games Aspen, Colorado, 2022.

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After winning the Slopestyle yesterday, Sadowski-Synnott’s this morning added the Big Air title, to ensure she couldn’t be in better form ahead of the Winter Olympics.

She achieved a career-first with her winning run, landing a backside twelve-sixty trick for the first time in competition.

The run pushed her to the top of the standings, and in doing so, she beat 18-time X-Games gold medallist and double Olympic champion Jamie Anderson into second place.

She’s not sure why she’s hitting her straps at the moment, but she’s super-happy.

“I’m just stoked to be out here snowboarding, and competing with all the girls, everyone’s pushing everyone … it’s pretty sick,” an excited Sadowski-Synnott said.

“Jamie sending it on her last hit for the cab 12 was so sick, and everyone out her has been sending it, which really pushes me, and everyone’s going insane,” she said.

Sadowski-Synnott’s success couldn’t be better timed, with the Winter Olympics just around the corner.

New Zealand’s never won a gold medal at a Winter Games.

-RNZ

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