Evan and Henrik On The Podium at Dew Tour Breckenridge Day 3

On the jibs, McEachran proved unstoppable, as he upped his score in all three attempts. On his third and final run, the freeski phoneme put down run that included; a switch butter 720 on the first rail, to a switch 270 on to 450 out on the donkey tail.  This run scored a 94.67, which was the highest rail score of the day, and gave McEachran a total score of 187.34 to secure the big win. 

“The rails were definitely pretty intense, but they allowed for a lot of different options, and different transfers, which was really cool,” said McEachran following the event. 

On earning his first Dew Tour win, the 21-year-old was visibly amped and said, “I was having so much fun today, the weather was perfect, and everyone was skiing so well. This is just mind-blowing! I’m insanely excited, and can’t wait to celebrate tonight!” he continued.

Fellow teammate, Harlaut also skied incredibly well, and earned a total score of 181.67 for third place. Harlaut put down the first triple of the day in a pretty crazy run which included; a left belly down double flat 1260 (lobster flip), switch right double 1080, to a switch triple orbital 1260 critical. This scored an 89.67. 

On the rail section, Harlaut really shined and put down a series of technical rail trickery that included: switch tails blender on, to nollie front 270, to 450 on and off. This scored a solid 92. 

“It’s awesome to have rail courses be a little bit gnarlier,” said Harlaut after the event. “It’s gives you a little bit of extra motivation to try harder. I think everyone skied really, really well and today was awesome,” he continued. 

Fellow Monster Energy teammates, Alex Beaulieu-Marchand landed just outside of the podium in fourth place, while James Woods took seventh, Gus Kenworthy placed 10th, and Ferdinand Dahl came in 12th.