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【Halfpipe ハーフパイプ】 2020/2021 Fis Snowboard 2020/2021 FIS SNOWBOARD WORLD CUP [Half Pipe/Slopestyle/Big Air] 2020/2021 FISスノーボード・ワールドカップ【ハーフパイプ／スロープスタイル／ビッグエア】 【HALFPIPE ハーフパイプ】 【男子】 【女子】 ハーフパイプ／12月18日／カッパーマウンテン（アメリカ） Cancelled ハーフパイプ第1戦／1月23日／ラークス（スイス） Qual. Final Qual. Final Rnk Bib Name Nation Rnk Bib Name Nation Run1 Run2 Rank Run1 Run2 Best Run1 Run2 Rank Run1 Run2 Best 1 2 戸塚 優斗 ヨネックス 75.25 84.75 1 90.25 95.25 95.25 1 24 Chloe KIM USA 94.00 22.50 1 30.25 89.75 89.75 2 1 Scotty JAMES AUS 81.00 21.00 3 93.75 86.50 93.75 2 3 小野 光希 バートン 82.75 90.00 2 76.50 37.00 76.50 3 3 平野 流佳 太成学院大学スキー部 70.75 30.75 4 88.25 8.75 88.25 3 14 冨田 せな チームアルビレックス新潟 12.50 80.25 4 75.75 31.50 75.75 10 19 片山 來夢 バートン 32.25 70.00 5 10.50 25.75 25.75 4 6 松本 遥奈 クルーズ 75.50 28.50 6 54.00 17.00 54.00 15 10 平野 海祝 開志国際高校 65.00 30.25 15 - - - 7 5 今井 胡桃 プリオHDスキー部 69.75 72.00 7 - - - 32 11 重野 秀一郎 バートン 9.75 35.25 32 - - - 8 4 冨田 るき チームJWSC 68.75 13.75 8 - - - 33 23 穴井 一光 （株）玉越スノースポーツクラブ 35.00 26.75 33 - - - 11 8 鍛治 茉音 TJR 23.25 64.00 11 - - - ハーフパイプ第2戦／3月21日／アスペン（アメリカ） Qual. Final Qual. Final Rnk Bib Name Nation Rnk Bib Name Nation Run1 Run2 Rank Run1 Run2 Run2 Best Run1 Run2 Rank Run1 Run2 Run2 Best 1 1 戸塚 優斗 ヨネックス 87.50 94.25 1 91.75 22.00 58.75 91.75 1 6 Chloe KIM USA 93.25 17.75 1 90.50 9.50 29.75 90.50 2 19 片山 來夢 バートン 79.00 21.75 7 86.75 31.75 31.50 86.75 2 1 Queralt CASTELLET ESP 85.00 91.50 2 32.50 86.00 18.00 86.00 3 4 Andre HOEFLICH GER 85.25 86.50 4 81.25 84.00 41.50 84.00 3 8 冨田 せな チームアルビレックス新潟 71.00 85.50 4 82.50 47.50 47.25 82.50 9 23 穴井 一光 （株）玉越スノースポーツクラブ 33.25 67.50 10 67.25 69.75 43.50 69.75 4 3 小野 光希 バートン 71.50 76.75 8 41.50 73.50 33.00 73.50 30 10 平野 海祝 開志国際高校 26.50 25.50 30 - - - - 6 5 今井 胡桃 プリオHDスキー部 73.00 79.50 6 53.25 64.25 67.25 67.25 7 4 松本 遥奈 クルーズ 81.25 81.00 5 61.75 23.00 20.50 61.75 15 9 玉田 貴ら キャラファクトリー 48.50 17.75 15 【SLOPESTYLE スロープスタイル】 【男子】 【女子】 スロープスタイル／1月15日／ザイザーアルム（イタリア） Cancelled スロープスタイル第1戦／1月22日／ラークス（スイス） Qual. Final Qual. Final Rnk Bib Name Nation Rnk Bib Name Nation Run1 Run2 Rnk Run1 Run2 Best Run1 Run2 Rnk Run1 Run2 Best 1 45 Niklas MATTSSON SWE 31.00 76.75 5 84.28 18.41 84.28 1 1 Jamie ANDERSON USA 80.25 83.60 1 74.66 84.35 84.35 2 36 Leon VOCKENSPERGER GER 74.75 63.00 6 78.90 77.03 78.90 2 10 Zoi SADOWSKI SYNNOTT NZL 72.38 81.26 2 82.96 35.48 82.96 3 63 Marcus KLEVELAND NOR 82.25 24.50 3 78.30 48.80 78.30 3 17 Tess COADY AUS 71.80 56.16 6 48.20 74.18 74.18 11 5 國武 大晃 STANCER 61.00 49.00 11 29.70 24.48 29.70 6 27 岩渕 麗楽 バートン 33.50 74.21 5 57.48 26.53 57.48 13 6 飛田 流輝 日本体育大学 70.75 80.50 1 61.70 67.35 SF/182.84 7 13 村瀬 心椛 ムラサキスポーツ 40.75 76.93 3 52.98 45.36 52.98 26 11 濵田 海人 ムラサキスポーツ北海道 14.00 61.00 26 - - - 10 11 芳家 里菜 大垣スキー協会 64.01 64.56 10 - - - 28 9 木俣 椋真 ヤマゼンロックザキッズ 59.50 30.75 28 - - - 13 23 鬼塚 雅 星野リゾート 57.88 59.38 13 - - - 34 12 川上 蒼斗 ヤマゼンロックザキッズ 50.75 16.00 34 - - - 39 35 大塚 健 バートン 35.00 39.50 39 - - - 51 33 山田 悠翔 STANCER 2.50 6.75 51 - - - スロープスタイル／3月14日／カルガリー（カナダ） Cancelled スロープスタイル第2戦／3月20日／アスペン（アメリカ） Qual. Final Qual. Final Rnk Bib Name Nation Rnk Bib Name Nation Run1 Run2 Rank Run1 Run2 Run2 Best Run1 Run2 Rank Run1 Run2 Run2 Best 1 6 Marcus KLEVELAND NOR 81.00 94.00 H2/1 87.58 44.01 35.98 87.58 1 6 Anna GASSER AUT 69.45 76.10 5 81.90 31.18 37.81 81.90 2 1 Redmond GERARD USA 83.25 90.00 H1/1 82.16 37.48 39.58 82.16 2 1 Hailey LANGLAND USA 78.11 79.76 3 58.00 72.30 51.68 72.30 3 11 Mark McMORRIS CAN 83.75 84.00 H2/4 81.90 41.46 68.68 81.90 3 11 Enni RUKAJARVI FIN 70.08 41.91 7 71.91 71.26 36.26 71.91 10 12 國武 大晃 STANCER 75.75 80.50 H1/6 51.11 52.06 48.45 52.06 4 7 村瀬 心椛 ムラサキスポーツ 79.11 84.38 1 39.46 67.76 24.53 67.76 15 49 大塚 健 バートン 78.75 74.25 15 - - - - 10 23 鬼塚 雅 星野リゾート 66.78 39.31 10 - - - - 47 13 濵田 海人 ムラサキスポーツ北海道 8.50 36.75 47 - - - - 13 16 芳家 里菜 大垣スキー協会 64.43 40.48 13 - - - - 52 9 飛田 流輝 日本体育大学 22.25 15.50 52 - - - - スロープスタイル第3戦／3月27日／シルヴァプラーナ（スイス） Qual. Final Qual. Final Rnk Bib Name Nation Rnk Bib Name Nation Run1 Run2 Rnk Run1 Run2 Best Run1 Run2 Rnk Run1 Run2 Best 1 5 Marcus KLEVELAND NOR 71.33 93.66 H2/1 96.00 20.50 96.00 1 109 岩渕 麗楽 バートン 71.33 90.66 H1/1 91.00 58.75 91.00 2 16 Liam BREARLEY CAN 88.33 25.00 H2/3 89.00 86.25 89.00 2 105 村瀬 心椛 ムラサキスポーツ 74.00 66.66 H2/3 88.75 84.00 88.75 3 31 Chris CORNING USA 21.33 78.33 H1/7 83.25 77.00 83.25 3 135 Tess COADY AUS 79.00 89.66 H2/1 84.00 86.25 86.25 11 45 大塚 健 バートン 73.00 83.00 H1/5 60.75 34.25 60.75 12 114 芳家 里菜 大垣スキー協会 60.66 32.33 12 - - - 12 12 濵田 海人 ムラサキスポーツ北海道 80.00 65.00 H1/6 12.50 45.75 45.75 12 124 鬼塚 雅 星野リゾート 60.66 25.33 12 - - - 20 8 飛田 流輝 日本体育大学 66.33 46.00 20 - - - 42 11 國武 大晃 STANCER 36.00 25.33 42 - - - 【BIG AIR ビッグエア】 【男子】 【女子】 ビッグエア／11月28日／北京（中国） Cancelled ビッグエア／12月19日／カッパーマウンテン（アメリカ） Cancelled ビッグエア第1戦／1月9日／クライシュベルグ（オーストリア） Qual. Final Qual. Final Rnk Bib Name Nation Rnk Bib Name Nation Total Rnk Run1 Run2 Run3 Score Total Rnk Run1 Run2 Run3 Score 1 4 Max PARROT CAN 167.60 1 80.20 16.20 84.80 165.00 1 14 Zoi SADOWSKI SYNNOTT NZL 157.00 4 24.80 81.60 80.80 162.40 2 8 Sven THORGREN SWE 151.60 4 85.80 73.00 78.20 164.00 2 7 村瀬 心椛 ムラサキスポーツ 170.20 2 92.00 28.60 69.80 161.80 3 19 Mons ROISLAND NOR 163.60 1 28.00 72.20 91.00 163.20 3 3 Anna GASSER AUT 152.60 5 86.60 74.80 26.00 161.40 4 31 大塚 健 バートン 145.20 3 75.00 81.40 69.80 156.40 4 5 岩渕 麗楽 バートン 169.40 3 82.00 77.60 63.60 159.60 6 14 國武 大晃 STANCER 166.00 2 76.60 66.60 38.20 143.20 5 1 鬼塚 雅 星野リゾート 178.80 1 29.60 87.80 71.00 158.80 17 18 飛田 流輝 日本体育大学 139.40 17 - - - - 11 15 芳家 里菜 大垣スキー協会 131.00 11 - - - - 19 23 濵田 海人 ムラサキスポーツ北海道 137.00 19 - - - - 14 18 浅沼 妃莉 ムラサキスポーツ北海道 118.40 14 - - - - 40 16 川上 蒼斗 ヤマゼンロックザキッズ 105.00 40 - - - - 48 5 木俣 椋真 ヤマゼンロックザキッズ 90.00 48 - - - - 50 50 山田 悠翔 STANCER 88.00 50 - - - - 種目別個人総合【男子ハーフパイプ】 種目別個人総合【男子スロープスタイル】 種目別個人総合【男子ビッグエア】 Point Point Point Rnk Name Nation Rnk Name Nation Rnk Name Nation 1 2 Total 1 2 3 Total 1 Total 1 戸塚 優斗 ヨネックス 100 100 200 1 Marcus KLEVELAND NOR 60 100 100 260 1 Max PARROT CAN 1000.00 1000.00 2 Andre HOEFLICH GER 50 60 110 2 Liam BREARLEY CAN 0 36 80 116 2 Sven THORGREN SWE 829.93 829.93 3 片山 來夢 バートン 26 80 106 3 Leon VOCKENSPERGER GER 80 0 29 109 3 Mons ROISLAND NOR 696.57 696.57 9 平野 流佳 太成学院大学スキー部 60 - 60 17 國武 大晃 STANCER 24 26 0 50 4 大塚 健 バートン 591.78 591.78 17 穴井 一光 （株）玉越スノースポーツクラブ 0 29 29 21 大塚 健 バートン 0 16 24 40 6 國武 大晃 STANCER 444.05 444.05 24 平野 海祝 開志国際高校 16 1 17 26 飛田 流輝 日本体育大学 20 0 11 31 17 飛田 流輝 日本体育大学 197.11 197.11 28 濵田 海人 ムラサキスポーツ北海道 5 0 22 27 19 濵田 海人 ムラサキスポーツ北海道 183.38 183.38 56 木俣 椋真 ヤマゼンロックザキッズ 3 - - 3 40 川上 蒼斗 ヤマゼンロックザキッズ 87.65 87.65 48 木俣 椋真 ヤマゼンロックザキッズ 54.30 54.30 50 山田 悠翔 STANCER 45.97 45.97 種目別個人総合【女子ハーフパイプ】 種目別個人総合【女子スロープスタイル】 種目別個人総合【女子ビッグエア】 Point Point Point Rnk Name Nation Rnk Name Nation Rnk Name Nation 1 2 Total 1 2 3 Total 1 Total 1 Chloe KIM USA 100 100 200 1 Anna GASSER AUT 45 100 50 195 1 Zoi SADOWSKI SYNNOTT NZL 1000.00 1000.00 2 小野 光希 バートン 80 50 130 2 村瀬 心椛 ムラサキスポーツ 36 50 80 166 2 村瀬 心椛 ムラサキスポーツ 825.16 825.16 3 Queralt CASTELLET ESP 40 80 120 3 Tess COADY AUS 60 45 60 165 3 Anna GASSER AUT 687.01 687.01 4 冨田 せな チームアルビレックス新潟 60 60 120 4 岩渕 麗楽 バートン 40 - 100 140 4 岩渕 麗楽 バートン 577.45 577.45 5 松本 遥奈 クルーズ 50 36 86 11 芳家 里菜 大垣スキー協会 26 20 22 68 5 鬼塚 雅 星野リゾート 490.14 490.14 6 今井 胡桃 プリオHDスキー部 36 40 76 11 鬼塚 雅 星野リゾート 20 26 22 68 11 芳家 里菜 大垣スキー協会 222.16 222.16 14 冨田 るき チームJWSC 32 - 32 14 浅沼 妃莉 ムラサキスポーツ北海道 162.85 162.85 20 鍛治 茉音 TJR 24 - 24 24 玉田 貴ら キャラファクトリー - 16 16 2021 FIS FREESTYLE & SNOWBOARD WORLD CHAMPIONSHIPS 2021 FIS フリースタイル＆スノーボード世界選手権大会 3月12日／スノーボード男子スロープスタイル 3月12日／スノーボード女子スロープスタイル Qual.
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