Winter X Games XX

Winter X Games XX
(Winter X Games Twenty)
Winter X Games XX; (Winter X Games Twenty)
Location	Aspen, Colorado
Dates	January 28–31
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Last updated October 26, 2023

Winter X Games XX (re-titled Winter X Games Aspen '16; styled as Winter X Games Twenty in the official logo) were held from January 28 to January 31, 2016, in Aspen, Colorado. They were the 15th consecutive Winter X Games held in Aspen. The events were broadcast on ESPN.

Results

Medal count

* Host nation ( United States )


Rank	Nation	Gold	Silver	Bronze	Total
1	United States (USA)*	8	10	6	24
2	Canada (CAN)	5	4	2	11
3	France (FRA)	2	1	3	6
4	Samoa (SAM)	2	0	0	2
5	Switzerland (SUI)	1	0	1	2
6	Estonia (EST)	1	0	0	1
	Finland (FIN)	1	0	0	1
	New Zealand (NZL)	1	0	0	1
9	Norway (NOR)	0	1	3	4
10	Japan (JPN)	0	1	1	2
11	Czech Republic (CZE)	0	1	0	1
11	Sweden (SWE)	0	1	0	1
13	China (CHN)	0	0	1	1
13	Germany (GER)	0	0	1	1
Totals (14 entries)		21	19	18	58

Skiing

Men's SuperPipe results

Rank	Name	Run 1	Run 2	Run 3	Best Score^[1]
	Jossi Wells (FRA)	29.66	24.66	93.33	93.33
	Gus Kenworthy (USA)	91.33	92.33	31.66	92.33
	Benoit Valentin (FRA)	14.66	90.66	24.00	90.66
4	Alex Ferreira (USA)	87.00	86.66	82.33	87.00
5	Torin Yater-Wallace (USA)	83.00	17.00	86.33	86.33
6	Lyman Currier (USA)	81.33	86.00	38.66	86.00
7	Byron Wells (NZL)	85.33	14.00	16.00	85.33
8	David Wise (USA)	13.66	75.00	12.00	75.00

Women's SlopeStyle results

Rank	Name	Run 1	Run 2	Run 3	Best Score^[2]
	Kelly Sildaru (EST)	93.00	89.66	51.66	93.00
	Tiril Sjåstad Christiansen (NOR)	88.33	90.00	91.66	91.66
	Johanne Killi (NOR)	85.66	39.66	77.66	85.66
4	Maggie Voisin (USA)	71.33	83.66	84.66	84.66
5	Dara Howell (CAN)	70.66	15.66	76.33	76.33
6	Emma Dahlström (SWE)	38.33	66.00	39.66	66.00
7	Devin Logan (USA)	65.66	23.66	5.33	65.66
8	Keri Herman (USA)	60.00	51.66	60.66	60.66

Women's SuperPipe results

Rank	Name	Run 1	Run 2	Run 3	Best Score^[3]
	Maddie Bowman (USA)	85.33	87.33	89.00	89.00
	Ayana Onozuka (JPN)	77.33	81.66	85.00	85.00
	Annalisa Drew (USA)	83.00	16.66	79.00	83.00
4	Cassie Sharpe (CAN)	79.33	71.00	24.33	79.33
5	Janina Kuzma (NZL)	74.00	33.00	72.33	74.00
6	Rosalind Groenewoud (CAN)	69.33	69.66	70.33	70.33
7	Devin Logan (USA)	13.00	33.00	63.33	63.33
8	Brita Sigourney (USA)	43.66	20.66	14.00	43.66

Men's Mono Skier X results

Rank	Name	Time^[4]
	Jerome Elbrycht (FRA)	1:12.207
	Nikko Landeros (USA)	1:12.545
	Kevin Bramble (USA)	1:12.903
4	Josh Elliott (USA)	1:12.963

Men's Skier X results

Rank	Name	Time^[5]
	Brady Leman (CAN)	0:48.571
	Bastien Midol (FRA)	0:49.108
	Chris Del Bosco (CAN)	0:49.277
4	Alex Fiva (SUI)	0:49.297
5	Thomas Zangerl (AUT)	0:49.480
6	Jonas Lenherr (SUI)	0:49.913

Women's Skier X results

Rank	Name	Time^[6]
	Kelsey Serwa (CAN)	0:51.417
	Marielle Thompson (CAN)	0:51.812
	Alizee Baron (FRA)	0:52.061
4	Ophelie David (FRA)	0:52.264
5	Katrin Ofner (AUT)	0:52.780
6	Anna Holmlund (SWE)	0:53.090

Men's Big Air results

Rank	Name	Score^[7]
	Fabian Bösch (SUI)	86
	Bobby Brown (USA)	85
	Elias Ambühl (SUI)	84
4	Henrik Harlaut (SWE)	80
5	Kai Mahler (SUI)	79
6	Vincent Gagnier (CAN)	78

Men's SlopeStyle results

Rank	Name	Run 1	Run 2	Run 3	Best Score^[8]
	Jossi Wells (NZL)	88.33	84.33	90.00	90.00
	Gus Kenworthy (USA)	81.00	81.00	87.33	87.33
	Øystein Bråten (NOR)	84.33	35.00	82.00	84.33
4	James Woods (GBR)	82.33	83.00	76.33	83.00
5	Bobby Brown (USA)	67.00	82.00	82.66	82.66
6	Andri Ragettli (SUI)	80.33	74.66	30.66	80.33
7	McRae Williams (USA)	74.66	19.66	49.33	74.66
8	Alex Bellemare (CAN)	27.33	29.33	66.33	66.33

Snowboarding

Special Olympics Unified Snowboarding Dual Slalom results

Rank	Name	Time^[9]
	Chris Klug (USA) / Henry Meece (USA)	36.0
	Danny Davis (USA) / Zach Elder (USA)	36.8
	Hannah Teter (USA) / Daina Shilts (USA)	38.0
4	Sage Kotsenburg (USA) / Denny Wedekind (GER)	38.5
5	Jamie Anderson (USA) / Cody Field (USA)	41.6
6	Chloe Kim (USA) / Christopher Mitchell (USA)	43.6
7	Silje Norendal (NOR) / Andre Berg (NOR)	44.3
8	Josh Kerr (AUS) / Steven Utgaard (USA)	48.9

Women's SlopeStyle results

Rank	Name	Run 1	Run 2	Run 3	Best Score^[10]
	Spencer O'Brien (CAN)	79.33	91.00	89.33	91.00
	Jamie Anderson (USA)	77.00	31.66	89.00	89.00
	Hailey Langland (USA)	85.00	88.00	87.66	88.00
4	Silje Norendal (NOR)	66.33	79.33	85.00	85.00
5	Christy Prior (NZL)	82.66	84.00	25.66	84.00
6	Katie Ormerod (GBR)	74.66	30.00	23.33	74.66
7	Klaudia Medlova (SVK)	36.33	24.66	55.66	55.66
8	Cheryl Maas (NED)	54.66	48.00	24.66	54.66

Men's Big Air results

Rank	Name	Score^[11]
	Max Parrot (CAN)	93
	Mark McMorris (CAN)	91
	Yuki Kadono (JPN)	88
4	Sebastien Toutant (CAN)	84
5	Ståle Sandbech (NOR)	78
6	Darcy Sharpe (CAN)	64

Men's SlopeStyle results

Rank	Name	Run 1	Run 2	Run 3	Best Score^[12]
	Xavier Ryan (SAM)	13.33	92.66	24.00	92.66
	Sebastien Toutant (CAN)	90.00	26.33	12.00	90.00
	Mons Røisland (NOR)	12.66	17.33	86.33	86.33
4	Eric Willett (USA)	82.66	13.66	11.00	82.66
5	Aleksander Østreng (NOR)	19.66	77.66	47.33	77.66
6	Darcy Sharpe (CAN)	60.00	34.66	18.66	60.00
7	Ståle Sandbech (NOR)	19.33	33.33	55.66	55.66
8	Sven Thorgren (SWE)	30.00	50.00	20.33	50.00

Men's SuperPipe results

Note: The competition was limited to 1st run scores due to halfpipe conditions becoming unsatisfactory because of inclement weather.

Rank	Name	Best Score^[13]
	Xavier Ryan (SAM)	82.33
	Ben Ferguson (USA)	79.00
	Scotty James (AUS)	76.00
4	Brett Esser (USA)	66.66
5	Gabe Ferguson (USA)	60.33
6	Jan Scherrer (SUI)	57.33
7	Taku Hiraoka (JPN)	57.00
8	Christian Haller (SUI)	50.00

Men's Snowboard X Adaptive results

Rank	Name	Time^[14]
	Matti Suur-Hamari (FIN)	1:04.820
	Alex Massie (CAN)	1:05.531
	Ben Tudhope (AUS)	1:08.609
4	Mike Shea (USA)	1:09.126
5	Evan Strong (USA)	1:09.451
6	Owen Pick (GBR)	16:39.999

Men's Snowboarder X results

Rank	Name	Time^[15]
	Jarryd Hughes (AUS)	0:59.292
	Alex Pullin (AUS)	0.59.332
	Konstantin Schad (GER)	0:59.522
4	Alessandro Hämmerle (AUT)	0:59.525
5	Trevor Jacob (USA)	1:00.680
6	Nikolay Olyunin (RUS)	16:39.999

Women's Snowboarder X results

Rank	Name	Time^[16]
	Lindsey Jacobellis (USA)	1:00.957
	Eva Samková (CZE)	1:00.998
	Nelly Moenne Loccoz (FRA)	1:02.943
4	Belle Brockhoff (AUS)	1:03.290
5	Faye Gulini (USA)	1:04.344
6	Chloe Trespeuch (FRA)	1:42.893

Women's SuperPipe results

Rank	Name	Run 1	Run 2	Run 3	Best Score^[17]
	Chloe Kim (USA)	63.00	95.00	17.33	95.00
	Arielle Gold (USA)	86.00	10.33	32.00	86.00
	Cai Xuetong (CHN)	78.33	80.33	13.66	80.33
4	Liu Jiayu (CHN)	72.33	70.00	76.00	76.00
5	Kelly Clark (USA)	6.33	74.00	4.00	74.00
6	Hannah Teter (USA)	23.66	24.66	67.33	67.33
7	Maddie Mastro (USA)	20.00	41.00	64.00	64.00
8	Elena Hight (USA)	59.66	38.33	32.00	59.66

Snowmobiling

SnoCross Adaptive results

Rank	Name	Time^[18]
	Mike Schultz (USA)	4:32.944
	Paul Thacker (USA)	5:26.438
	E.J. Poplawski (USA)	5:30.674
4	Jim Wazny (USA)	5:33.096
5	Chris Heppding (USA)	DNF
6	Jeff Tweet (USA)	DNF
7	Billy Burkhardt (USA)	DNF

SnoCross results

Rank	Name	Time^[19]
	Tucker Hibbert (USA)	16:05.739
	Adam Renheim (SWE)	16:16.443
	Corin Todd (USA)	16:20.037
4	Logan Christian (USA)	16:21.572
5	John Stenberg (SWE)	16:28.643
6	Elias Ishoel (NOR)	16:31.938
7	Tim Tremblay (CAN)	16:34.195
8	Corey Watkinson (CAN)	16:40.458
9	Jake Scott (USA)	16:43.153
10	Ross Martin (USA)	DNF

Freestyle results

Joe Parsons won the gold medal by doing an amazing trick that he landed sitting with his back towards the handle bars.

Rank	Name	Run 1	Run 2	Best Score^[20]
	Joe Parsons (USA)	90.00	79.33	90.00
	Heath Frisby (USA)	87.00	87.66	87.66
	Brett Turcotte (CAN)	86.00	86.66	86.66
4	Cory Davis (USA)	83.33	83.66	83.66
5	Willie Elam (USA)	81.00	82.66	82.66
6	Rasmus Johansson (SWE)	80.00	80.00	80.00
7	Josh Penner (CAN)	42.00	75.33	75.33
8	Colten Moore (USA)	69.66	58.66	69.66

Halo

Halo 5: Guardians 4v4 tournament.^[21] The event was part of the Halo Championship Series, but did not have an effect on standings.

Place	Team	Roster
1	Evil Geniuses	Commonly, Lunchbox, Roy, Snipedown, Towey (coach)
2	Counter Logic Gaming	Frosty, Lethul, Royal2, SnakeBite
3	Team Allegiance	Cratos, eL TowN, Naded, Suspector
4	Renegades	Ninja, Spartan, StelluR, Victory X
5-8th	Dream Team	Aries, JessePeace, Prototype, TireIron
	PENTA Sports	Anima, BlizZ, Triczr, Soul
	Epsilon eSports	BUK20, BUK57, Jimbo, Snipedrone
	Team Liquid	Ace, APG, Heinz, UnLegit, TiberiusAudley (coach)

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References

↑ "Men's SuperPipe results". ESPN . Retrieved 2016-01-28.
↑ "Women's SlopeStyle results". ESPN . Retrieved 2016-01-30.
↑ "Women's SuperPipe results". ESPN . Retrieved 2016-01-30.
↑ "Men's Mono Skier X results". ESPN . Retrieved 2016-01-30.
↑ "Men's skier X results". ESPN . Retrieved 2016-01-30.
↑ "Women's skier X results". ESPN . Retrieved 2016-01-30.
↑ "Men's Big Air results" . Retrieved 2016-01-30.
↑ "Men's SlopeStyle results". ESPN . Retrieved 2016-01-31.
↑ "Special Olympics Dual Slalom results". ESPN . Retrieved 2016-01-28.
↑ "Women's SlopeStyle results". ESPN . Retrieved 2016-01-30.
↑ "Men's Big Air results". ESPN . Retrieved 2016-01-30.
↑ "Men's slopestyle results". ESPN . Retrieved 2016-01-30.
↑ "Men's SuperPipe results". ESPN . Retrieved 2016-01-30.
↑ "Men's Snowboarder X Adaptive results". ESPN . Retrieved 2016-01-30.
↑ "Men's snowboarder X results". ESPN . Retrieved 2016-01-31.
↑ "Women's snowboarder X results". ESPN . Retrieved 2016-01-31.
↑ "Women's SuperPipe results". ESPN . Retrieved 2016-01-31.
↑ "SnoCross Adaptive results". ESPN . Retrieved 2016-01-28.
↑ "SnoCross results". ESPN . Retrieved 2016-01-28.
↑ "Freestyle results". ESPN . Retrieved 2016-01-30.
↑ "ESPN X Games and Xbox announce teams for Halo World Championship Tour".

External links

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[1] "Men's SuperPipe results". ESPN . Retrieved 2016-01-28.

[2] "Women's SlopeStyle results". ESPN . Retrieved 2016-01-30.

[3] "Women's SuperPipe results". ESPN . Retrieved 2016-01-30.

[4] "Men's Mono Skier X results". ESPN . Retrieved 2016-01-30.

[5] "Men's skier X results". ESPN . Retrieved 2016-01-30.

[6] "Women's skier X results". ESPN . Retrieved 2016-01-30.

[7] "Men's Big Air results" . Retrieved 2016-01-30.

[8] "Men's SlopeStyle results". ESPN . Retrieved 2016-01-31.

[9] "Special Olympics Dual Slalom results". ESPN . Retrieved 2016-01-28.

[10] "Women's SlopeStyle results". ESPN . Retrieved 2016-01-30.

[11] "Men's Big Air results". ESPN . Retrieved 2016-01-30.

[12] "Men's slopestyle results". ESPN . Retrieved 2016-01-30.

[13] "Men's SuperPipe results". ESPN . Retrieved 2016-01-30.

[14] "Men's Snowboarder X Adaptive results". ESPN . Retrieved 2016-01-30.

[15] "Men's snowboarder X results". ESPN . Retrieved 2016-01-31.

[16] "Women's snowboarder X results". ESPN . Retrieved 2016-01-31.

[17] "Women's SuperPipe results". ESPN . Retrieved 2016-01-31.

[18] "SnoCross Adaptive results". ESPN . Retrieved 2016-01-28.

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[21] "ESPN X Games and Xbox announce teams for Halo World Championship Tour".

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Winter X Games XX

Contents

Results

Medal count

Skiing

Men's SuperPipe results

Women's SlopeStyle results

Women's SuperPipe results

Men's Mono Skier X results

Men's Skier X results

Women's Skier X results

Men's Big Air results

Men's SlopeStyle results

Snowboarding

Special Olympics Unified Snowboarding Dual Slalom results

Women's SlopeStyle results

Men's Big Air results

Men's SlopeStyle results

Men's SuperPipe results

Men's Snowboard X Adaptive results

Men's Snowboarder X results

Women's Snowboarder X results

Women's SuperPipe results

Snowmobiling

SnoCross Adaptive results

SnoCross results

Freestyle results

Halo

Related Research Articles

References

External links