At the FIS Snowboard World Cup in Flachau, Austria, 19-year-old Mia Brookes from the UK took first place in the Women's Snowboard Slopestyle final despite challenging weather. She also won the Spring Battle Rail Jam and Women's Slopestyle events earlier in the week. In the men's competition, Judd Henkes from California secured second place, while New Zealander Rocco Jamieson took second in the Spring Battle Men's Slopestyle. Additionally, 16-year-old Lily Dhawornvej from Colorado placed third in the Women's World Cup and second in the Spring Battle, leading the season rankings. These results highlight rising young talent as the season nears its conclusion in Switzerland next week.
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