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2018 Grand Prix Olympic Selection Rankings - Google Docs 12/10/2017 2018 Grand Prix Olympic Selection Rankings - Google Docs SNOWBOARDING OLYMPIC SELECTION RANKINGS December 10, 2017 Men's Slopestyle Snowboarding (after 2 of 5 qualifying events) 1. Red Gerard, 1400 2. Chris Corning, 1200 3. Chandler Hunt, 1160 4. Kyle Mack, 1000 5. Judd Henkes, 1000* 6. Brock Crouch, 770* 7. Nik Baden, 770* 8. Dylan Thomas, 760 9. Eric Beauchemin, 650 * 10. Eric Willett, 640* 11. Ryan Stassel, 600* 12. Brandon Davis, 500* 13. Luke Winkelman, 370* 14. Lyon Farrell, 360 * 15. Chas Guldemond, 290* 16. Brett Moody, 260* 17. Sean FitzSimons, 220* 18. Asher Humphreys, 160 * Women's Slopestyle Snowboarding (after 2 of 5 qualifying events) 1. Jamie Anderson, 1800 2. Julia Marino, 1600 3. Hailey Langland, 1300 4. Jessika Jenson, 1050* 5. Ty Walker, 900* 6. Nora Healey, 850 * 7. Serena Shaw, 680 * 8. Hailee Mattingley, 550 * 9. Kirra Kotsenburg, 550 * 10. Karly Shorr, 360* 11. Haille Soderholm, 320* https://docs.google.com/document/d/1BDigbyEqAobXdxlqYGy0QkreYmIZSDjbiXx67fyq3CU/edit 3/4 12/10/2017 2018 Grand Prix Olympic Selection Rankings - Google Docs Men's Halfpipe Snowboarding (after 1 of 4 qualifying events) 1. Ben Ferguson, 1000 2. Shaun White, 800 3. Danny Davis, 600* 4. Gabe Ferguson, 500* 5. Chase Josey, 450* 6. Greg Bretz, 400* 7. Louie Vito, 360* 8. Jake Pates, 320* 9. Ryan Wachendorfer, 290* 10. Chase Blackwell, 260* 11. Toby Miller, 240* 12. Matt Ladley, 220* 13. Josh Bowman, 200* 14. Brett Esser, 180* Women's Halfpipe Snowboarding (after 1 of 4 qualifying events) 1. Chloe Kim, 1000 2. Maddie Mastro, 800 3. Kelly Clark, 600 4. Arielle Gold, 500* 5. Elena Hight, 450* 6. Hannah Teter, 400* 7. Summer Fenton, 360* 8. Noelle Edwards, 320* 9. Zoe Kalapos, 290* 10. Maddie Barrett, 260* 11. Taylor Obregon, 240* 12. Ty Schnorrbusch, 220* 13. Mary Prantis, 200* Up to three athletes will be chosen based on ranking from designated selection events. Ranking points include best two finishes. Athletes must satisfy minimum FIS qualifying criteria plus minimum U.S. qualifying criteria to be considered for selection. * Has not yet achieved minimum U.S. qualifying criteria (one top­three qualifying event finishes) ** Has not yet achieved minimum FIS qualifying criteria (top 30 World Cup plus top 50 points ranking) https://docs.google.com/document/d/1BDigbyEqAobXdxlqYGy0QkreYmIZSDjbiXx67fyq3CU/edit 4/4.
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