Earlier this week, the US took home the first gold medal of the games when Sage Kotsenburg won the men’s slopestyle event. Today, Jamie Anderson did the same for the women’s event.
Team USA Sweeps Slopestyle Competition!
Team USA Profile: Hockey
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By Emily Szitas When the due date for an important class project is looming near, try breaking it up into many small tasks. DO – Since it can be difficult to get […]