Bowman and D’Artois finish 2-3 at ski halfpipe World Cup
Noah Bowman and Simon D’Artois took home ski halfpipe silver and bronze at the FIS World Cup in Copper Mountain.
The competition in Copper Mountain marked the second FIS World Cup event for Canada’s slopestyle skiers. With three Canadians qualifying for the men’s final, the nation’s halfpipe fans were eager to see a podium finish.
Related: Simon D’Artois lands first World Cup podium
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Bowman led the way for the Canada scoring 91 points to secure silver at his season’s opener. After claiming his first-ever World Cup podium in August, D’Artois repeated his performance securing bronze once again this time with 89.20 points. David Wise gave American ski fans a Team USA victory on home soil, winning the competition with 92.80 points.
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Sochi 2014 silver medallist Mike Riddle just missed the podium (88.20), finishing fourth behind his teammates.
