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Peter Olenick, Jossi Wells, and Henrik Harlaut. Schlopy was joined on the podium with Joss Christensen from Park City, Utah who took second place and the 2009 winner of the first-ever Dumont Cup, Tom Wallisch from Salt Lake City, Utah, who took third. Schlopy walked away with $ 12,000 in cash plus a one-week scholarship to Camp Woodward, an action sports camp and training facility located in Woodward, Penn.
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the ground -- became an internet phenomenon. Dumont admits he's lucky to be alive. He fractured his pelvis and ruptured his spleen, but just six weeks later he returned to the slopes. Dumont, now 23, figures he's got 3 years of freestyle left in him. "Then I'd like to go backcountry and start landing in powder," he says, "it doesn't hurt so much."
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The second edition of the Dumont Cup was held on March 27, 2010, and was won by amateur freeskier Alex Schlopy. Schlopy out-skied 105 amateur athletes to gain entry into today's semi-finals and finals. During finals, Schlopy and nine others competed against such freeski professionals as Simon Dumont,
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He first became recognized at the X Games when he was fifteen. At sixteen he competed in Honda Sessions at Vail Resort in Colorado. At seventeen, he won his first gold medals. At age eighteen, he was badly injured in a failed jump at Park City. The video of that crash -- he plummets eighty feet to
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RANK NAME SCORE 1 Gus Kenworthy 94.7 2 Nick Goepper 93.0 3 Bobby Brown 92.0 4 Evan McEachran 89.0 5 Alex Bellemare 88.0 6 Torin Yater Wallace 87.0 7 Robby Franco 82.3 8 Oscar Wester 77.7 9 Alex Hackel
424:(JOSS) along with American freestyle skiers Tom Wallisch, and Alex Schlopy. However, the group has withdrawn from all future JOSS events because of an argument with Olsson about the release date of their video for the competition. 477:
The fourth annual Dumont cup took place March 24, 2012 despite record-high temperatures and low snow levels. Gus Kenworthy, 2011's runner-up, placed first. Nick Goepper placed second followed by Joss Christensen who placed third.
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Dumont opened up his own clothing company, Empire Attire, in 2008. With his own company, he strives to create things "made by the athletes for the athletes." His company has been successful so far, and has their own website
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as a guest driver in the Red Bull-sponsored #10. Qualifying 25th, he moved up six positions to finish 19th in the 30-minute race. After his performance, Simon commented on a possible future in road racing, saying:
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On March 26, 2011 Dumont hosted the 3rd Dumont Cup, changing up the course from the previous years. Nick Goepper got first followed by Gus Kensworthy and Jacob Wester in second and third.
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75.7 10 Cody Cirillo 75.0 11 Tim Ryan 69.0 12 Scott Nelson 63.3 13 Joss Christensen 54.7 14 Colby Stevenson 45.0 15 Noah Morrison 35.3
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competitions, regularly reaching heights up to 20 feet out of the pipe, and for his signature big-air trick, the superman double-frontflip. In 2006-07, Dumont overshot a 100-foot jump in
542:. Simon also was a child model, and at one point even auditioned for Home Alone three. Simon credits pro skiers Angus Nelson and Jonathan Schulz for his inspiration to start skiing. 413:, by some eighty feet, landing flat, rupturing his spleen and breaking his pelvis in three places, but he returned to skiing only two months later. In 2009 he won the 672: 651: 693: 629: 538:
in Bethel, where he graduated in 2004. He was a participant in the school's golf program as well as a star soccer player. His home ski resort is
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On April 11, 2009, Dumont hosted what was called the inaugural occasion of an annual contest for skiers ranging in age from about 8 to 18 at
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on July 9, 1986, to Francis and Barbara Dumont. Simon has an older brother, a younger sister, and a multitude of cousins. Simon Dumont is
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Dumont has participated in many freestyle events, mostly in the categories of big air and half-pipe, and was part of Team America for the
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Simon's sponsors include: Target, Oakley, Toyota, Nike 6.0, Red Bull, Mehdi Thrari, Giro, Kicker, Head skis, Sunday River Ski Resort.
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In 2008, Jon Olsson and Dumont announced their involvement in a new open freeskiing event, the North American Open, at
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On April 25, 2009, Simon participated in the Volkswagen Jetta TDI Cup season opening race at
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Simon also expressed interest in racing full-time after retiring from skiing.
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On April 11, 2008, Simon Dumont set the current world
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1. Nick Goepper 2. Gus Kenworthy 3. Joss Christensen
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Bethel, Maine
freestyle skiing
United States
FIS Freestyle World Ski Championships
2011 Deer Valley
Winter X Games
2004 Aspen
Superpipe
2005 Aspen
Superpipe
2009 Aspen
2009 Fairmont
2007 Aspen
Superpipe
2008 Aspen
Superpipe
2009 Aspen
Superpipe
2011 Aspen
Superpipe
2013 Aspen
Superpipe

American
freestyle skier
half-pipe
Park City, Utah
X Games
Jon Olsson Super Sessions

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