Snowboard World Championships 2015

Snowboard World Championships 2015
	Men's	Ladies
winner
Snowboard cross	Luca Matteotti	Lindsey Jacobellis
halfpipe	Scott James	Cai Xuetong
Slopestyle	Ryan Stassel	Miyabi Onitsuka
Parallel slalom	Roland Fischnaller	Ester Ledecká
Parallel giant slalom	Andrei Sobolev	Claudia Riegler
Big Air	Roope Tonteri	Elena Koenz
Competitions
Venues	Kreischberg , Lachtal	Kreischberg, Lachtal
Individual competitions	6th	6th
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The 11th Snowboard World Championships took place from January 15 to 25, 2015 at Kreischberg (Austria). It was held at the same time as the Freestyle Skiing World Championships , so in 2015 there was for the first time a "double World Championship" of freestyle skiing and snowboarding .

Award 2010

In June 2010 the International Ski Federation (FIS) awarded the joint world championships to the Kreischberg delegation as part of its congress in Antalya (Turkey). This was the first organization to apply with the idea of ​​holding a double World Cup. The Austrian Ski Association (ÖSV) is the organizer of the 2015 World Cup .

View of the Kreischberg

organization

Due to the large number of competitions, the parallel races of the alpine snowboarders (PGS and PSL) took place in the Lachtal .
The Big Air Contest was also organized for women for the first time.
More than 1,000 participants from around 60 nations were expected in the Murtal during this period.

World Cup program

There will be a total of 24 medal decisions, 12 of them in freestyle skiing and 12 in snowboarding, in the following disciplines.

Freestyle skiing Single moguls Dual moguls halfpipe Aerials Ski Slopestyle Ski cross

Snowboard Parallel giant slalom (Lachtal) Parallel slalom (Lachtal) halfpipe Slopestyle Snowboard cross Big Air

Time schedule

• January 15, 2015: Aerials
• January 16, 2015: Snowboard cross
• January 17, 2015: Snowboard halfpipe
• January 18, 2015: Single Moguls
• January 19, 2015: Dual Moguls
• January 21, 2015: Snowboard and Ski Slopestyle
• 22nd January 2015: Snowboard PSL (Lachtal) or ski halfpipe
• 23 January 2015: Snowboard PGS (Lachtal)
• January 24, 2015: Big Air
• January 25, 2015: Skicross

Results

Women

Snowboard cross

30 women from 14 countries took part in the women's snowboard cross. The best 16 reached the quarter-finals. The first two of the four quarter-finals reached the semi-finals and the best in each case reached the Big Final . The semi-finalists who did not reach the final started in the small final for places 5 to 8.

space	country	athlete
1	United States	Lindsey Jacobellis
2	France	Nelly Moenne-Loccoz
3	Italy	Michela Moioli
4th	Bulgaria	Aleksandra Shekova
5	Canada	Dominique Maltais
6th	Czech Republic	Eva Samková
7th	Australia	Belle Brockhoff
8th	France	Charlotte Bankes

Qualification: January 15th

Placement: January 16

Maria Ramberger (10th)

Sandra Daniela Gerber (15.)

Susanne Moll (17.)

Émilie Aubry (25.)

Katharina Neussner (27.)

halfpipe

22 boarders from 13 countries took part in the qualification for the final round. Six of them qualified for the final competition for the medals.

space	country	athlete
1	China	Cai Xuetong
2	Spain	Queralt Castellet
3	France	Clémence Grimal
4th	Japan	Hikaru Ōe
5	France	Sophie Rodriguez
6th	Australia	Torah Bright

Qualification: January 16

Final: January 17th

Verena Rohrer (9th)

Slopestyle

31 athletes from 19 countries took part in the women's slopestyle competition. They initially competed in two runs in two groups. The two best-timers in each group went straight to the final. The athletes in places 3 to 5 made it to the semi-finals, where the two best also qualified for the final. In the final, the Hungarian Anna Gyarmati, who was injured because of a fall while warming up, did not compete, so the medals and places were determined in two races without her.

space	country	athlete
1	Japan	Miyabi Onitsuka
2	Austria	Anna Gasser
3	Slovakia	Klaudia Medlová
4th	Switzerland	Sina Candrian
5	Canada	Jenna Blasman
6th	Hungary	Anna Gyarmati

Qualification: January 19th

Final: January 21

Silvia Mittermüller (14.)

Elena Könz (18th)

Lia-Mara Bösch (22.)

Parallel slalom

43 women from 19 nations competed in this competition. In a first qualification, the field of participants was reduced to 32. The respective race winners reached the eighth, quarter and semi-finals in direct elimination. The losers in the semi-finals competed for the bronze medal in the small final , while the winners fought for the gold medal in the big final .

space	country	athlete
1	Czech Republic	Ester Ledecká
2	Austria	Julia Dujmovits
3	Austria	Marion Kreiner
4th	Germany	Selina Jörg
5	Russia	Alyona Zavarsina
6th	Switzerland	Julie Zogg
7th	Germany	Amelie Kober
8th	Russia	Ekaterina Tudezheva

Date: January 22nd

Patrizia Kummer (9.)

Ina Meschik (10.)

Sabine Schöffmann (14.)

Anke Karstens (18th)

Ladina Jenny (19.)

Isabella Laböck (31.)

Stefanie Müller (DSQ)

Parallel giant slalom

43 women from 19 nations competed in this competition. In a first qualification, the field of participants was reduced to 32. The respective race winners reached the eighth, quarter and semi-finals in direct elimination. The losers in the semi-finals competed for the bronze medal in the small final , while the winners fought for the gold medal in the big final .

space	country	athlete
1	Austria	Claudia Riegler
2	Russia	Alyona Zavarsina
3	Japan	Tomoka Takeuchi
4th	Switzerland	Julie Zogg
5	Czech Republic	Ester Ledecká
6th	Austria	Marion Kreiner
7th	Switzerland	Patrizia grief
8th	Canada	Marianne Leeson

Date: January 23

Selina Jörg (11.)

Sabine Schöffmann (12.)

Julia Dujmovits (13th)

Isabella Laböck (14.)

Amelie Kober (15.)

Anke Karstens (16.)

Stefanie Müller (22.)

Ladina Jenny (24.)

Cheyenne Hole (29.)

Big Air

15 women from 9 countries competed in the women's Big Air. Six of them had qualified for the final.

space	country	athlete
1	Switzerland	Elena Koenz
2	Finland	Merika Enne
3	Switzerland	Sina Candrian
4th	Slovakia	Klaudia Medlová
5	Switzerland	Lia-Mara Boesch
6th	Slovenia	Urška Pribošič

Qualification: January 23rd

Final: January 24th

Silvia Mittermüller (11th)

Men

Snowboard cross

For the men's cross competition, 52 starters had registered, of which 51 competed. 32 of them reached the last sixteen with qualification. The first two of each run made it to the next lap. 16 crossers made it to the quarterfinals. The best eight reached the pre-finals. The first and second placed of the two rounds reached the big final for the medals, the others the small final for the places 5 to 8.

space	country	athlete
1	Italy	Luca Matteotti
2	Canada	Kevin Hill
3	United States	Nick Baumgartner
4th	United States	Nate Holland
5	Austria	Alessandro Hämmerle
6th	Australia	Alex Pullin
7th	Spain	Laro Herrero
8th	Andorra	Lluís Marín Tarroch

Qualification: January 15th

Final: January 16

Julian Lüftner (10.)

Paul Berg (11.)

Konstantin Schad (19.)

Markus Schairer (32nd)

halfpipe

41 starters from 15 countries took part in the men's halfpipe competition. The 10 best reached the final round.

space	country	athlete
1	Australia	Scott James
2	China	Yiwei Zhang
3	Slovenia	Tim-Kevin Ravnjak
4th	Switzerland	Iouri Podladtchikov
5	Japan	Taku Hiraoka
6th	Australia	Kent Callister
7th	Switzerland	Christian Haller
8th	South Korea	Lee Kwang-ki
9	Switzerland	David Hablützel
10	Switzerland	Jan Scherrer

Qualification: January 16

Final: January 17th

Johannes Höpfl (27.)

Slopestyle

49 snowboarders from 19 countries took part in the men's slopestyle competition. They initially competed in two runs in two groups. The four best-timers in each group went straight to the final. The athletes in places 5 to 8 made it to the semifinals, where two of them made it to the final. The medals and places were awarded in two races.

space	country	athlete
1	United States	Ryan Stassel
2	Finland	Roope Tonteri
3	United States	Kyle Mack
4th	Canada	Darcy Sharpe
5	Switzerland	Jonas Bösiger
6th	Canada	Michael Ciccarelli
7th	Czech Republic	Jan Nečas
8th	Austria	Philipp Kundratitz
9	Sweden	Måns Hedberg
10	Ireland	Seamus O'Connor

Qualification: January 19th

Final: January 21

Lucien Koch (27.)

Lucas Baume (33.)

Mathias Weißenbacher (38th)

Florian Prietl (43.)

Parallel slalom

52 men from 19 nations competed in this competition. In a first qualification, the field of participants was reduced to 32. The respective race winners reached the eighth, quarter and semi-finals in direct elimination. The losers in the semi-finals competed for the bronze medal in the small final , while the winners battled for the gold medal in the big final .

space	country	athlete
1	Italy	Roland Fischnaller
2	Russia	Andrei Sobolev
3	Slovenia	Rok Marguč
4th	Italy	Aaron March
5	Slovenia	Žan Košir
6th	Austria	Lukas Mathies
7th	Russia	Vic Wild
8th	Italy	Mirko Felicetti

Date: January 22nd
Kaspar Flütsch (9.) Benjamin Karl (10.) Andreas Prommegger (12.) Stefan Baumeister (15.) Daniel Weis (16.)	Silvan Flepp (17th) Alexander Bergmann (19.) Patrick Bussler (20th) Sebastian Kislinger (21.) Nevin Galmarini (DSQ)

Parallel giant slalom

space	country	athlete
1	Russia	Andrei Sobolev
2	Slovenia	Žan Košir
3	Austria	Benjamin Karl
4th	Russia	Valery Kolegov
5	Canada	Jasey-Jay Anderson
6th	Austria	Anton Unterkofler
7th	Russia	Vic Wild
8th	Slovenia	Rok Flander

Date: January 23
Lukas Mathies (10.) Patrick Bussler (13.) Nevin Galmarini (15th) Alexander Bergmann (19.) Sebastian Kislinger (23rd)	Kaspar Flütsch (31.) Silvan Flepp (34th) Stefan Baumeister (35.) Daniel Weis (43.)

Big Air

47 starters from 18 countries competed in the men's Big Air. The participants were divided into two groups, of which only the five best were qualified for the final run. Here it came about that the Austrian Philipp Kundratitz could not qualify, although as sixth in his group he scored more points with his two runs than two qualified in the other group in their better run.

space	country	athlete
1	Finland	Roope Tonteri
2	Canada	Darcy Sharpe
3	United States	Kyle Mack
4th	Switzerland	Lucien Koch
5	Canada	Michael Ciccarelli
6th	Sweden	Niklas Mattsson
7th	United Kingdom	Billy Morgan
8th	Finland	Ville Paumola
9	Sweden	Måns Hedberg
10	Russia	Anton Mamayev

Qualification: January 23rd

Final: January 24th

Philipp Kundratitz (11.)

Jonas Bösiger (16.)

Patrick Burgener (17th)

Alois Lindmoser (33.)

Clemens Millauer (33.)

Carlos Gerber (42nd)

Mathias Weissenbacher (45th)

Medal table

space	country
1	United States	2	-	3	5
2	Italy	2	-	1	3
3	Austria	1	2	2	5
4th	Russia	1	2	-	3
	Finland	1	2	-	3
6th	China	1	1	-	2
7th	Japan	1	-	1	2
	Switzerland	1	-	1	2
9	Australia	1	-	-	1
	Czech Republic	1	-	-	1
11	Canada	-	2	-	2
12	Slovenia	-	1	2	3
13	France	-	1	1	2
14th	Spain	-	1	-	1
15th	Slovakia	-	-	1	1
total		12	12	12	36

Web links

• Snowboard World Championships 2015 in the database of the International Ski Federation (English)
• Website of the organizer ( Memento from May 27, 2015 in the Internet Archive ), "kreischberg2015.at"

Individual evidence

1. ↑ FIS Snowboard World Championships 2015 Results. Ladies' Snowboard Cross Final. (PDF; 918 kB) FIS, January 16, 2015, accessed on January 16, 2015 . 
2. ↑ FIS Snowboard World Championships 2015 Results. Ladies' snowboard halfpipe. (PDF; 1.004 kB) FIS, January 17, 2015, accessed on January 17, 2015 . 
3. ↑ FIS Snowboard World Championships 2015 Results. Ladies' Snowboard Slopestyle Qualification. (PDF; 926 kB) FIS, January 19, 2015, accessed on January 21, 2015 . 
4. ↑ FIS Snowboard World Championships 2015 Results. Ladies' Snowboard Slopestyle Semi Final. (PDF; 958 kB) FIS, January 21, 2015, accessed on January 21, 2015 . 
5. ↑ Snowboard World Championships: Anna Gyarmati Finishes In 6th Place. In: Hungary Today. January 21, 2015, accessed January 21, 2015 . 
6. ↑ FIS Snowboard World Championships 2015 Results. Ladies' Snowboard Slopestyle Final. (PDF; 971 kB) FIS, January 21, 2015, accessed on January 21, 2015 . 
7. ↑ FIS Snowboard World Championships 2015 Results. Ladies' Snowboard Parallel Slalom Final. (PDF; 787 kB) FIS, January 22, 2015, accessed on January 22, 2015 . 
8. ↑ FIS Snowboard World Championships 2015 Results. Ladies' Snowboard Parallel Giant Slalom Final. (PDF; 787 kB) FIS, January 23, 2015, accessed on January 24, 2015 . 
9. ↑ FIS Snowboard World Championships 2015 Results. Ladies' Big Air. (PDF; 962 kB) FIS, January 24, 2015, accessed on January 24, 2015 . 
10. ↑ FIS Snowboard World Championships 2015 Results. Men's snowboard cross. (PDF; 922 kB) FIS, January 17, 2015, accessed on January 17, 2015 . 
11. ↑ FIS Snowboard World Championships 2015 Results. Men's snowboard halfpipe. (PDF; 1,013 kB) FIS, January 17, 2015, accessed on January 17, 2015 . 
12. ↑ FIS Snowboard World Championships 2015 Results. Men's Snowboard Slopestyle Qualification. (PDF; 931 kB) FIS, January 19, 2015, accessed on January 21, 2015 . 
13. ↑ FIS Snowboard World Championships 2015 Results. Men's Snowboard Slopestyle Semi Final. (PDF; 959 kB) FIS, January 21, 2015, accessed on January 21, 2015 . 
14. ↑ FIS Snowboard World Championships 2015 Results. Men's Snowboard Slopestyle Final. (PDF; 961 kB) FIS, January 21, 2015, accessed on January 21, 2015 . 
15. ↑ FIS Snowboard World Championships 2015 Results. Men's snowboard parallel slalom final. (PDF; 788 kB) FIS, January 22, 2015, accessed on January 22, 2015 . 
16. ↑ FIS Snowboard World Championships 2015 Results. Men's Big Air Qualification. (PDF; 977 kB) FIS, January 23, 2015, accessed on January 23, 2015 .