They have just posted a bunch of videos from the JOSS event on their website. Be sure to check out Justin Dorey and the rest of the crew in the winning video from Team Canada.

http://usa.josupersessions.com/

The JOSS event wrapped up over the weekend. Team Canada which included Justin Dorey finished first overall. Team America which included Tom Wallisch finished 4th but won the People’s Choice Award. Check out newschoolers.com or http://usa.josupersessions.com/ for more highlights, photos, and videos.

The Jon Olsson Super Sessions kicked off on April 5th and will run through April 17th. If you don’t know, this unique event brings various teams together to film a video over the course of several days. A panel of judges will determine the best video.The competing teams are Team Norway, Team Europe, Team Canada, Team America, Team Sweden, Team Down Under, and Team Newschoolers. Kombi Team Riders Tom Wallisch (Team America) and Justin Dorey (Team Canada) will compete in the event. Check out the action here http://www.josupersessions.com/ or over at Newschoolers.

Justin Dorey finished 3rd in the Ski Superpipe at the first Winter X-Games Europe. J-Bone went for it all on his first run throwing back-to-back doubles followed by a his super smooth alley-oop 3, to switch 9, to switch 7, and finishing the run with a flat 5. Unfortunately, he had some trouble on his next 2 runs but this solid first run put him in 3rd place for the event. Congrats Justin!

Yes, the X-Games and Olympics are over but there is much more shredding on the schedule to close out the year. Over at the European Freeskiing Open Justin Dorey stomped the competition in the qualifying rounds. On his winning qualifying run Justin dropped a switch 900 into a switch 720, POW. Justin is looking like the man to beat in the finals. Stay tuned……..

The Winter Dew Tour made it’s final stop at Mt. Snow this weekend. Justin charged in strong finishing first in the Prelim Round. In the finals Justin finished 3rd.

Justin Dorey blasted out of the SuperPipe last Sunday and finished 2nd in the Superpipe High Air Contest. Justin crested out at a height of 23′ 11″.

Pretty chill interview. The Dynastar logo is p*mped.

Justin Dorey from John Minahan on Vimeo.

KOMBI TEAM KILLS IT AT NIPPON OPEN!

A near perfect event for the team yesterday, in the Inawashiro World Cup Halfpipe event, with Matt Hayward leading the way!

The crowds for the event were huge, loud, and absolutely stoked to watch the halfpipe event here in Inawashiro, in a perfectly prepared pipe. All 3 team members threw down awesome runs, turning in the best overall team performance of the season, resulting in 1 World Cup medaL and two fourth place finishes.

In the women’s event, Roz G was stomping 900s in semis and in finals, qualifying fourth, and
retaining the same position in the final, just missing the podium.

Matt Hayward and Justin Dorey were putting on an airshow in the men’s event. With some help from our super duper wax technician, Kenny Nault from Swix, the guys were launching way bigger than anyone else, and throwing an incredible assortment of technical, stylish, and progressive maneuvers.

In the final, Hayward started his run with an absolutely perfect 1260, setting the tone for the rest of his run, which was huge and smooth. His first run score of 46.50 proved unmatchable by the rest of the field, and he earned his second World Cup Gold Medal of the season. Justin Dorey was going crazy in the pipe, taking chances and linking together all sorts of technical combos. He narrowly missed the podium and ended up finishing fourth.

Finals results:

Women

1 – Sarah Burke (CAN)
2 – Jen Hudak (USA)
3 – Davina Williams (AUS)
4 – Rosalind Groenewoud (CAN)
5 – Jessica Cumming (USA)
6 – Manami Mitsuboshi (JPN)

Men

1 – Matt Hayward (CAN)
2 – Kalle Leinonen (FIN)
3 – Mike Riddle (CAN)
4 – Justin Dorey (CAN)
5 – Xavier Bertoni (FRA)
6 – Reto Comicioli (SUI)
7 – AJ Kempainnen (FIN)
8 – Walter Wood (USA)
9 – Loic Collomb-Patton (FRA)
10 – Kentaro Tsuda (JPN)
11 – Byron Wells (NZ)
12 – Yutah Ueno (JPN)

The team is now headed to Joetsu Kokusai Resort for the Nippon Freeskiing Open. More reports to come…

ROS G. PLACES 3RD JUSTIN DOREY PULLS IN 4TH @ JEEP “48 Straight” IN SQUWA VLLEY, CA

Under sunny skies Rosalind Groenewoud was throwing down some 900s and 720s as well. She qualified 2nd for the super-final, and ended up in the 3rd place position. This marks her second podium appearance in the last 2 weeks, after earning a 3rd place at the US Freeskiing Open in Copper Mt. last weekend.

On the men’s side, Justin Dorey was on fire, going absolutely massive, and linking some unbelievably technical combinations. His final run was looking destined for the podium until a missed hit near the end of run put him on the deck, and in the end he finished in 4th place.

Matt Hayward was unable to compete due to a rib injury sustained in training on Saturday.

The team is now off to Japan for a World Cup event followed by the Nippon Freeskiing open.

Womens top 3:

1st Sarah Burke (CAN)
2nd Jen Hudak (USA)
3rd Roz G (CAN)

Mens top 3

1st Jossi Wells (NZ)
2nd Colby West (USA)
3rd Xavier Bertoni (FRA)