High School Girl Helps South Korea Win a Historic Medal in The Big Air Skiing Event At The Olympics.

One, two, three, four times backside 1440. I don't know. You soon in representing the Republic of Korea. She really came out firing in qualities. I think in kind of introduced herself on the Olympic stage in a big way. So very excited to see what she has for us tonight. The regular footed rider. Dropping in forward. Yep, natural stance. They're so sick. One, two, three, four times backside 1440. I don't know if I've seen her do that. Wow with that's that's what we call authoritative. That was just just she just said I'm here guys. I'm not here to play around. This is my first drop and I'm going to put it down not saying she hasn't done that but I mean, she's a newer name on the scene, but that back 14. I don't know. She's showing a little more excitement. If that was a never been done trick for her. It's definitely been done before but I just can't recall seeing her put down a backside 1440 like this before. I mean, it was beautiful. Heck of a time to debut it in competition. If this is the first time she's done it in comp in contest. Excellent execution posed in the air locks in the mute grab. She's rotating around like she's rotating around her head. Keeping an eye on that landing. It was exactly where she is and puts that down with authority. The stoke is heavy. That was the first one. That's all look at that soon in an 87.75 as five points ahead of our next scoring trick and she is in first place after her first run. Not bad. I mean the pants to you know, look good feel good. Play good. They're dope. They're super dope, you know props to that mental acuity that these high-level snowboarders have to deal with it is, you know, impressive and fine-tuned and we go back up to you soon in Republic of Korea. She had a backside 14 to say explosive. She's explosive. So we're going to see what she has for us next. Very exciting. Incredible back 14 on the first go regular footer. So coming in forward. Look for a frontside spin here. Frontside 1440 pair of fourteens. Why not send in you? Okay, let them know. Wow. Okay, a relative new name. Yes on the scene. She's been putting in a reps but still not quite the household name yet, but that's all changing after this Olympics. Exactly. I mean, this is like this is this a heck of a debut. She's been on the World Cup circuit for two seasons, but I mean, she is I keep I can't it's just she's exploding onto the scene. It's like, you know, the riders do this too, or they really, you know, make their name known in these consequential moments and that's what soon in is doing locks in the frontside grab. Off access once off access twice. Off access three times a soon in for the triple cork frontside 1440 with that frontside grab held on. Well, okay. This is going to be a high score. I think a cumulative high score because she has 87.75 or her first jump. So she's sitting in a really really good position. Little flick of the snowboard little celebration at the bottom. So what are the judges going to provide for a score? Top three and an 83.25 moves soon in into a first place three indeed all the way all the way up and you see the Republic of Korea crew and our Milano Cortina 2026 Olympic Winter Games bronze medalist representing the Republic of Korea you soon in her first Olympic appearance has yielded her first Olympic gold medal. Congratulations soon in on the bronze and in addition to her medal, of course, she receives the Olympic mascot Tina and a member of the flow which is a cute little snowdrop. Medallion of silver, a representative of New Zealand. Silver medalist representing New Zealand. And our silver medalist representing Team New Zealand Zoe Sadowski-Sinnott. This silver is her fourth Olympic medal and her third medal in big air. She previously has a silver from Beijing 2022 and a bronze from Pyeongchang 2018. Zoe now becomes the only athlete to have three medals in snowboarding big air. Congratulations, Zoe. Gold medalist and Olympic champion representing Japan. Olympic champion of Milano Cortina Marase Kokomo. She is our gold medalist in women's snowboard big air. Previously Kokomo won a bronze in Beijing. So this is her second Olympic medal. Huge congratulations to Kokomo. And our newest Olympic gold medalist in women's big air Marase Kokomo. Ladies and gentlemen, if you can please stand for the Anthem of Japan. Signore e signori, se potete per favore alzatevi per l'inno del Giappone. An incredible evening and huge congratulations to three amazing snowboarders are Milano Cortina, 2026 Olympic Winter Games gold medalist in women's snowboard big air. Japan's Marase Kokomo, New Zealand's Zoe Sadowski-Sinnott and Republic of Korea's Yu Sun-in.