Results of the last races of the junior snowboard World Cup

They were assigned to Rogla, Slovenia, the last medals of junior snowboard World Cup snowboard cross those of the individual and team competitions.

Tuesday 5 April 2016 4 minutes reading time

The races were all brought forward by one day compared to the original program. Yesterday, the best finish in the individual races & egrave; It has been to Francesca Gallina, eliminated in the semifinals of the women's snowboard cross and then second in the small final and then ranked overall sixth place. L & rsquo; gold & egrave; It was won by the Russian Kristina Paul, l & rsquo; silver by Swiss Lara Casanova, bronze from Marion Petit French, Canada's fourth Meryeta Odine. For all three medalists & egrave; the first world champion junior individual podium. Twenty-third and therefore excluded from the final stages l & rsquo; other blue Caterina Carpano. Among the boys l & rsquo; gold & egrave; moved all & rsquo; Austrian Luke H & Ã¤ mmerle, brother of the pi & ugrave; known Alexander, l & rsquo; silver to New Zealand Duncan Campbell, bronze to the French Vincent DREME fourth Russian Daniil Oilman. Even in this case for the three medalists & egrave; the first individual podium in a World Championships youth. Sixteenth Lorenzo Catapano, l & rsquo; one blue to access the final stages and good at passing a turn but then eliminated in the quarterfinals, Matthew Ghignola forty, forty-sixth Thomas Belingheri. L & rsquo; gold in the women's snowboard cross team, or better, in pairs, l & rsquo; have conquered the French Petit and Gaia Tarasco, l & rsquo; silver Russian Paul and Viktoria Bukevich, bronze Swiss Sophie Hediger and Luana Bianchi, disqualified the other two Swiss Casanova and Alexandra Hasler, Just outside, in the quarter, the blue hen and Carpano. Even among Catapano and Ghignola guys are finished off in the quarterfinals but here, as in the individual competition, c & rsquo; it was a turn in more & ugrave; than girls and they have passed the first. Gold to Swiss Jerome Lymann and Kalle Koblet, silver at the French DREME and Leo le Ble, bronze Czechs Michal Hanko and Jan Kubicik, the other two quarters French Benjamin Gattaz and Loan Cocoon.

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