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Final results from women's halfpipe snowboarding
1. Hannah Teter, United States, 44.6 (1), 46.4 (1), 46.4
2. Gretchen Bleiler, United States, 41 (2), 43.4 (2), 43.4
3. Kjersti Buaas, Norway, 40.9 (4), 42.0 (3), 42.0
4. Kelly Clark, United States, 41.1 (3), 38.1 (5), 41.1
5. Torah Bright, Australia, 17.0 (10), 41.0 (4), 41.0
6. Elena Hight, United States, 29.4 (7), 37.8 (6), 37.8
7. Manuela Pesko, Switzerland, 35.9 (5), 14.2 (12), 35.9
8. Doriane Vidal, France, 26.1 (8), 35.7 (7), 35.7
9. Shiho Nakashima, Japan, 33.1 (6), 30.6 (9) 33.1
10. Soka Yamaoka, Japan, 22.4 (9), 32.7 (8), 32.7
11. Cheryl Maas, Netherlands, 8.7 (12), 16.5 (10), 16.5
12. Chikako Fushimi, Japan, 9.5 (11), 15.6 (11), 15.6
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