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2014 Breckenridge Dew Tour/Copper Grand Prix /Northstar Grand Prix Criteria for Invitation – US Riders Snowboard – Halfpipe Up to 16 men / 15 women 1- U.S. athletes ranked within the Top 25 men & Top 20 women World Snowboarding Points list as of 4.25.13 2 –U.S. athletes ranked within the Top 25 men & Top 20 women 9th FIS Points list 2012/13 3- Revolution Tour 2012/13 Overall Tour winner men & women 4- Up to (3) Men and (3) Women- Coaches Discretion. Coaches Discretion may be adjusted for each event. 5-Additional start positions will be allocated to the next ranked athletes on the World Snowboarding Points list as of 4.25.13. Athlete must be ranked within the Top 40 men / 30 women to be eligible to compete INVITED INVITED Shaun White Kelly Clark Louie Vito Arielle Gold Scotty Lago Elena Hight Luke Mitrani Kaitlyn Farrington Greg Bretz Hannah Teter Benji Farrow Maddy Schaffrick Matt Ladley Ellery Hollingsworth Taylor Gold Gretchen Bleiler Brett Esser Serena Shaw Zach Black Summer Fenton Chase Josey Ben Ferguson COACHES DISCRETION (remaining invites TBD) COACHES DISCRETION Danny Davis TBD NEXT RANKED UP TO #40 IF STARTS AVAILABLE NEXT RANKED UP TO #30 IF STARTS AVAILABLE #28 Spencer Shaw #22 Chloe Kim #34 Kyle Mack #30 Kelly Marren Snowboard - Slopestyle Up to 14 men / 14 women 1- U.S. athletes ranked within the Top 25 men & Top 20 women World Snowboarding Points list as of 4.25.13 2 –U.S. athletes ranked within the Top 25 men & Top 20 women 9th FIS Points list 2012/13 3- Revolution Tour 2012/13 Overall Tour winner men & women 4- Up to (3) Men and (3) Women- Coaches Discretion. Coaches Discretion may be adjusted for each event. 5-Additional start positions will be allocated to the next ranked athletes on the World Snowboarding Points list as of 4.25.13. Athlete must be ranked within the Top 40 men / 30 women to be eligible to compete INVITED INVITED Chas Guldemond Jamie Anderson Eric Willett Ty Walker Sage Kotsenburg Jordie Karlinski Eric Beauchemin Phoebe Novello Jeremy Thompson Karly Shorr Spencer Link Seth Hill Brandon Davis COACHES DISCRETION (remaining invites TBD) COACHES DISCRETION Shaun White TBD NEXT RANKED UP TO #40 IF STARTS AVAILABLE NEXT RANKED UP TO #30 IF STARTS AVAILABLE Ryan Stassel #29 Serena Shaw #24 Kyle Mack #36 Jessika Jenson #26 Ian Thorley #38 Erika Vikander #28 Justin Morgan #39 Brett Moody #40 ALL ATHLETES MUST HAVE USSA MEMBERSHIP, FIS LICENSE, AND THE MINIMUM FIS POINTS & AGE TO BE ABLE TO ENTER SELECTION EVENTS THAT ARE DESIGNATED AS FIS WORLD CUPS. .

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