Nissan Super Girl Snow Pro wrapped up day one at the only all-female snowboarding event in the world with high-flying BIG AIR tricks

Germany’s Silvia Mittermuller takes home the Coveted Super Girl Cape

BIG AIR Pro top finishers (L to R): Rebecca Torr, Winner Silvia Mittermuller, Serena Shaw
Photo Credit: Kurt Steinmetz

Big Bear, CA (February 22, 2020) – Nissan Super Girl Snow Pro wrapped day one at the only all-female snowboarding event in the world with high-flying BIG AIR tricks, jumps, jibs and jabs from top-ranked international snowboarders, including Sarka Pancochova, Serena Shaw, Possum Torr, Stefi Luxton, Melissa Evans, Courtney Cox, Celia Miller and Germany’s Silvia Mittermuller, taking home the coveted Super Girl cape.

“It was so amazing,” exclaims Mittermuller, “Big Bear built a really good jump and made it even better than last year’s event! The girls rode really well, we had great weather, incredible speed… it was all really good fun.”

Mittermuller’s strategy started out with smaller tricks on her first runs, hitting a few threes, then stepping up for a couple front sevens, and finally sticking a front line in the finals, securing the top spot. AM Big Air division first place winner, Aida Brown, was paired with Mittermuller in the PRO-AM Team Challenge, coming in second to winner Pro Stefi Luxton and AM rider Kaylee Underwood.

“It was such a cool experience to ride together with a young, upcoming rider,” explains Mittermuller. “You see yourself, like 15 years ago in her, how she gets jitters when we made it to the finals but lands her runs and does her thing. It warms my heart to be apart of this cause, as it really bridges two generations of snowboarding. I can’t wait to see her again in the future!”

Nissan Super Girl Snow Pro continues tomorrow, Sunday, February 22 as the SBX US Olympic Team descends Big Bear for the boardercross competition, including event host and 4x Olympian Lindsey Jacobellis, Faye Gulini, Rosie Mancari, amongst other top-ranked snowboarders.

Supported by both the USSA and the USASA, the event serves as a developmental contest to help scout and mentor the next generation of aspiring female snowboarders. For the first time ever, Super Girl Snow Pro will be the final qualifier into the USASA National Championships.

Admission to the event is free and includes access to the Festival Village, including female DJ Malcolm Brown performing all weekend, athlete meet-and-greets, and live concert by Stephanie Poetri.

For more detailed information on the Nissan Super Girl Snow Pro, visit www.supergirlsnowpro.com

DAY ONE CONTEST WINNERS

BIG AIR PRO WINNERS
1st Silvia Mittermuller
2nd Rebecca Torr
3rd Serena Shaw

PRO-AM TEAM RELAY WINNERS
1st Stefi Luxton, Kaylee Underwood
2nd Silvia Mittermuller, Aida Brown

AM-JAM RESULTS 
1st Aida Brown
2nd Kaylee Tippet
3rd Reese Rivera

Media contact: Jenn Chidester | 858.472.1952  jennifer@modernprinc.com

 

 

About ASA Entertainment:

Founded in 1994, ASA Entertainment Group, LLC is an action sports event, television and content production agency focused on creating and executing customized, turn-key marketing programs that range in scale from grassroots to global. ASA’s events, featuring skateboarding, freestyle BMX, inline skating, freestyle motocross, snowboarding, skiing, surfing and music, are broadcast domestically on eight networks (including CBS and FOX Sports), and distributed to more than 700 million HH globally via 30 international broadcast partners. ASA’s productions span the spectrum from large, international competitions such as the ASA Action Sports World Tour, the World Championships of Freestyle Motocross, the Super Girl Pro Series and the ASA Big-Air Triples to amateur contests, lifestyle and branded entertainment events, demonstrations, exhibitions, school programs and mobile tours. After 25 years as a leader in action sports, ASA Entertainment regularly connects brands to consumers through its platform of premium action sports and lifestyle content. For more information, visit ASAentertainment.com.

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