As with all of the contests that went down at the Wendy's Invitational, the field was uber stacked- in this case more so than a Baconator, and triplestack stacked.
The sun was blazing, and the skier's were simply 'amazing- each showing the judges they wanted a win.
Second to drop was mista Bobby Brown, who laid down a fierce first run that scored a 90.0 right off the bat. Then Mr. Brown upped the ante by going even bigger and earned himself 93.25.
Photo cred: Paul Braunstein
Bobby Brown sailing his way into 3nd. Watch out ladies, he's a charmer.
photo: Paul Braunstein
Ian Cosco had a great showing as he lauched a double corked 12, but just wasn't able to keep it keep clean enough to break into podium.
Andreas Htveit- Photo by: Rocky Maloney
Coming in hot for second was the winner of the Breck Dew Tour, Andreas Havtveit.
"Dre" got nifty on all the rail features, switching it up all over while styling it out, but his attempts just weren't enough to edge out Tom Wallisch.
Wallisch was in it to win it, and that's exactly what he did. His run was very progressive and simply incredible to watch. Here's what T-Wall unleashed- double switch-up on the up-flat-down rail, 270 on, pretzel 450 off the second rail, left 900 tail, switch right 1080, to switch left double cork 1080.
Dizzie? So was the crowd!
Tom Wallisch- Doing his thing, and making it look easy. Congrats!
Photo: Rocky Maloney
Podium- Hatveit 2nd, Wallisch 1st. Bobby Brown 3rd. Holla
photo: Rocky Maloney
Tom Wallisch and his dad. Thumbs up for Winning tom!
Results
1) Tom Wallisch - 94.75
2) Andreas Hatveit - 93.63
3) Bobby Brown - 93.25
4) Sammy Carlson - 91.25
5) Jossi Wells - 87.38
6) Phil Casabon - 85.75
7) Elias Ambuhl - 84.25
8) Alexis Godbout - 84.20
9) Ian Cosco - 84.13
10) TJ Schiller - 84.00
11) Charles Gagnier - 83.00
12) McRae Williams - 81.00
With scores like that, the Mount Snow stop is going to be off the chain! Stay Tuned!
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