Ayumu Hirano, Chloe Kim and Jamie Anderson — All Victorious at the Burton US Open of Snowboarding

“Unfortunately I wasn’t able to link up the back-to-back 10’s,” said Kim. “With the weather as it was and after failing to put together a run on my fist two attempts I figured I should just chill.”

The win caps off a season to remember for the 17-year-old who in addition to her Olympic Gold medal, also won X Games gold in Aspen.

Meanwhile, for Hirano it was all about redemption as he took to the 22-foot halfpipe on Saturday. After a win at X Games in January, and a silver medal at the Olympics despite a flawless run. Today was a different story and his run went uncontested.

Dropping in with his trademark style, Hirano’s first hit was a crowd favorite triple overhead Indy air. He then unleashed a frontside double cork 1440 on his second hit before lining up a cab double cork 1080. Running out of pipe due to his massive amplitude, he was able to finish off his run with a frontside double cork 1260 followed by a backside double cork 1260.

All said and done, the judges awarded him 89.62 points, enough to take the win with ease.

Anderson, also fresh off Olympic Gold earned the win in Women’s slopestyle by default as the riders decided the conditions were not safe to ride in. With strong winds and flat light it was an unanimous decision to forgo the event. That said, Anderson was awarded the win because she was the top qualifier from the previous day’s semi-finals.