Brooke D'Hondt

Best of Women’s Snowboarding: Toyota Modified Superpipe Finals | Dew Tour Copper 2020

Following heavy snowfall at Copper Mountain, the skies turned perfect bluebird just in time to run the women’s snowboard Toyota Modified Superpipe competition. Kicking things off on the first day of finals were eight women snowboarders ready to attack this unusual course which featured two modified transition features, leading to a traditional superpipe with 22-foot high walls and over 300 feet in length. If you missed the complete competition, catch all the best highlights and action right here, featuring Summer Fenton, Sonny Alba, Haruna Matsumoto, Brooke D’Hondt, Zoe Kalapos, Queralt Castellet, Maddie Mastro, and Jiayu Liu.

2019 Burton U·S·Open Women’s Halfpipe Semi-Finals - Highlights

Highlights from today’s Burton U·S·Open Women’s Halfpipe Semi-Finals. The world’s best riders were all in the mix, but in the end it was current three-time defending champ Chloe Kim taking the top spot with two huge runs. Joining her in Saturday’s finals will be an all-star lineup: Arielle Gold, Maddie Mastro, Haruna Matsumoto, Sena Tomita, and Xuetong Cai. Be sure to tune in live and witness halfpipe progression in real-time.

Clif Bar’s “Raise the Bar” Award – 2019 Burton U·S·Open Junior Jam

Clif Bar’s “Raise the Bar” award for best trick in the Burton U·S·Open Junior Jam goes to Brooke D'Hondt for landing a frontside 720 melon and Valentino Guseli for putting down a frontside 900 tail. This is the future, and these kids are leading the charge.

Buckle up and hang on, because the Burton U·S·Open is coming at you fast from Vail, Colorado. For the latest details on the competition, the free Burton Concert Series, and more, follow the hashtag #BurtonUSOpen, or head to BurtonUSOpen.com.

2019 Burton U·S·Open Junior Jam Halfpipe Presented by Clif Bar - Highlights

Competition kicked off today at the Burton U·S·Open with the legendary Junior Jam presented by Clif Bar, featuring the world’s top up-and-comers ages 14 and under. Brooke D'Hondt of Canada and Valentino Guseli of Australia, both 13 years old, took the girls’ and boys’ titles and earned a spot to compete against the pros in Thursday’s halfpipe semi-finals. Check out these highlights from today’s competition, then sit back and contemplate the level these kids will be riding at in another ten years.