NSWIS Snowboarder Kent Callister has recorded his fourth straight top-10 of the season at the FIS World Cup Halfpipe event in Calgary, Canada.
Callister qualified for finals in eighth place, with a best score of 75.75 which came in his first run.
Unfortunately in the final, Callister was unable to put down a run, finishing at the back of the 10-man final.
Also in action for Australia was NSWIS teammate Emily Arthur, who finished in 12th place, just missing finals.
The next World Cup event for Callister and Arthur will be in Mammoth Mountain, California, USA, on March 9th.
IMAGE - Kent Callister boosting out of the Calgary Halfpipe © FIS Snowboard
Callister qualified for finals in eighth place, with a best score of 75.75 which came in his first run.
Unfortunately in the final, Callister was unable to put down a run, finishing at the back of the 10-man final.
Also in action for Australia was NSWIS teammate Emily Arthur, who finished in 12th place, just missing finals.
The next World Cup event for Callister and Arthur will be in Mammoth Mountain, California, USA, on March 9th.
IMAGE - Kent Callister boosting out of the Calgary Halfpipe © FIS Snowboard
RSS Feed
