Torin Yater-Wallace

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Torin Yater-Wallace Freestyle skiing
Torin Yater-Wallace.jpg
nation United StatesUnited States United States
birthday 2nd December 1995
place of birth Aspen
Career
discipline Halfpipe, slopestyle
status active
Medal table
World championships 0 × gold 1 × silver 0 × bronze
X-Games 3 × gold 2 × silver 3 × bronze
FIS Freestyle Skiing World Championships
silver 2013 Voss halfpipe
Winter X Games logo X-Games
silver 2011 Aspen Super pipe
bronze 2011 Tignes Super pipe
gold 2012 Tignes Super pipe
bronze 2012 Aspen Super pipe
gold 2013 Tignes Super pipe
silver 2013 Aspen Super pipe
gold 2016 Oslo SuperPipe
bronze 2018 Aspen Super pipe
Placements in the Freestyle Skiing World Cup
 Debut in the World Cup March 20, 2011
 World Cup victories 5
 Overall World Cup 7th ( 2012/13 )
 Halfpipe World Cup 2. ( 2011/12 , 2012/13 )
 Slopestyle World Cup 8. ( 2011/12 )
 Podium placements 1. 2. 3.
 halfpipe 5 3 1
last change: January 30, 2018

Torin Yater-Wallace (born December 2, 1995 in Aspen ) is an American freestyle skier . He starts in the disciplines halfpipe and slopestyle .

Career

Yater-Wallace has been participating in FIS and AFP World Tour competitions since 2010 . He had his first international success in January 2011 at the Winter X Games 2011 in Aspen by winning the silver medal in the halfpipe competition. At the following Freestyle Skiing World Championships 2011 in Park City , he finished 13th on the halfpipe. In March 2011 he won the bronze medal at the Winter X Games Europe in Tignes . In the same month he completed his first World Cup in Tignes, which he was able to win. At the beginning of the 2011/12 season, he came in second at the US Grand Prix and World Cup in Copper Mountain . In the further course of the season he took third place in the Winter Dew Tour in Snowbasin and first place in Killington . He won the bronze medal on the halfpipe at the Winter X Games 2012 and the gold medal at the Winter X Games Europe 2012 . At the Aspen / Snowmass Open, he took second place in slopestyle. He finished the season in second place in the AFP World Tour overall ranking and the World Cup half pipe ranking and first place in the AFP World Tour half pipe ranking.

At the beginning of the 2012/13 season, Yater-Wallace won the World Cup in Cardrona . This was followed by another victory in Sochi and a second place in Park City in the World Cup . In January 2013 he won the silver medal at the Winter X Games . Two months later he won the silver medal on the halfpipe at the Freestyle Skiing World Championships in Voss and the gold medal at the Winter X Games Europe . At the end of the season he finished second in the Halfpipe World Cup and in the AFP halfpipe rating. In his first Olympic participation in Sochi in 2014, he reached 26th place in the first ever halfpipe competition. In the 2014/15 season he won the Dew Tour Mountain Championships in Breckenridge and the AFP World Tour Finals in Whistler . At the World Cup in Copper Mountain , he came second in the halfpipe competition and third in Big Air at the Jon Olsson Invitational in Åre . In the 2015/16 season he finished fifth on the halfpipe at the Winter X Games 2016 in Aspen and won the gold medal on the superpipe at the X Games Oslo 2016 in Oslo . In the following season he won the World Cup in Mammoth and Pyeongchang and thus reached 19th place in the overall World Cup and fourth place in the Halfpipe World Cup. At the Winter X Games 2017 , he took sixth place. In January 2018 he won the bronze medal at the Winter X Games and took third place at the World Cup in Mammoth. He finished ninth at the 2018 Winter Olympics in Pyeongchang.

successes

2010/11 season

2011/12 season

2012/13 season

2014/15 season

  • 1st place Dew Tour Mountain Championships in Breckenridge , Halfpipe
  • 1st place AFP World Tour Final in Whistler , halfpipe
  • 2nd place FIS World Cup and US Grand Prix in Copper Mountain , Halfpipe
  • 3rd place at the Jon Olsson Invitational in Åre , Big Air

2015/16 season

Season 2016/17

  • 1st place FIS World Cup in Mammoth , halfpipe
  • 1st place FIS World Cup in Pyeongchang , halfpipe

Season 2017/18

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