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We heard you and that’s why Snow Girls are back by popular demand!

Camp Dates: Friday September 17, 18, 19

Snowboard & Ski

Ladies, come and join our 1-3 day Snowboard/Ski coaching camps at SnowPark. Snowgirls is flexible so get your crew and come shred with the girls! Come learn with some of NZ’s best female pros in an all girls environment. For 3 days only you’ll have a chance to take your riding to the next level with other girls who share your same passion. Camps include video analysis, tech training, and of course prizes and giveaways!

Camps include video analysis, product training, tech sessions, and plenty of giveaways and prizes!

COST:

$160 per day includes lift pass
$120 per day without pass.

Accommodation is also available.

Download  Snowgirls registration form

To sign up email: snowboardacademy@gmail.com

September 26 to October 2.

This camp is going to be off the hook with NZ’s best coaches, nightly activities including night riding, a special feature just for campers and you’ll even have an opportunity to try your gnarliest trick on our brand new bag jump!

Cost $1495  PAY HERE

More information:  www.highcascade.co.nz

The Billabong Bro Down after party on September 11th will feature tunes from a number of NZs top DJs as well as the top NZ group Kids in Space.

The Billabong Bro Down pres. by SONY is also supported by Monster, Von Zipper, Pacific Blue, NZ Pure  and Snow Park

Entries are available on www.billabong.com.au

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Billabong Bro Down 2010 from Dan Redman on Vimeo.

Billabong Bro Down presented by SONY, To be held on September 10-11, is a two-day event combining a 3 Star TTR (Ticket To Ride) Billabong Big Air contest and a Von Zipper Rail Shred event.

In its Eighth year and treated as a warm up to the TTR North American season, the Bro Down attracts a swagger of international stars eager to claim early TTR rating points as well as a number of top kiwi boarders who are to take it to the internationals.  Big names already confirmed for the 2010 event include Robbie Walker, Clint Allen, Mark Anderson and Roland Morley Brown.

The Billabong Bro Down after party on September 11th will feature tunes from a number of NZs top DJs as well as the top NZ group Kids in Space.

The Billabong Bro Down pres. by SONY is also supported by Monster, Von Zipper, Pacific Blue, NZ Pure  and Snow Park

Entries are available on www.billabong.com.au

JUICE TV PRESENTS emerging Wellingon act, Supermodel, recently returned to NZ shores from recording their debut
album in the UK, and are excited to announce an extensive NZ tour to celebrate their homecoming. The hotly-
tipped Wellington-based Brit Pop and Indie Rock quartet are pumped to be back on stage after spending seven weeks
recording in the legendary Modern World Studios in Tetbury, Gloucestshire, UK.

The album, produced by acclaimed Welsh record producer Greg Haver (Manic Street Preachers, Opshop) and his
engineer of choice, Clint Murphy, Supermodel’s debut album is skyscraper high in sound and intent. Scheduled for
release early 2011 and driven by lead singer/songwriter Mark Hanify’s love of theatrical show-tunes, classic rock, the
great crooners, and augmented by the use of full string section and choir arrangements will solidify Supermodel as a
unique sound within the international music scene.

Following recording, Supermodel performed for Feed Me Music at the oldest live music venue in London, The 100
Club and won over a capacity audience from a stage previously graced by the likes of The Rolling Stones and The
Sex Pistols. Following the show, Supermodel received multiple UK/European tour offers from prestigious industry
attendees.

Now back in New Zealand and happy to be home, the band is busy preparing a tour de force level stage show for this
September, when in association with Juice TV, they will hit the local touring circuit to follow up on the profile lift they
made during an extensive, rapturously received national tour in May, just prior to their departure to the UK.

With bigger production values, bigger sound and a new live show, this September, at R18 and all-ages shows across
the country, as well as some highly anticipated ski-field performances in the South Island, Supermodel will send you
dreaming. Summer is on its way and this is one band that will be everywhere, you know you want to be able to tell
your friends that you were there first.

Stewart achieves a top 10 in Men’s competition

LAKE WANAKA, New Zealand (August 25, 2010) – New Zealand Olympic snowboarder Rebecca Sinclair overcame injury and doubt to land in second place today in the women’s halfpipe competition in the FIS Freestyle and Snowboard Junior World Championships at Cardrona Alpine Resort.

Competing in a 22-foot halfpipe when healthy is challenging enough, so for Wanaka’s Sinclair, who’s nursing an injured ankle, the outcome was anything but a foregone conclusion.

New Zealand’s Rebecca Sinclair is the first kiwi on podium at 2010 Junior World Championships Credit: Bel Jones

“I wasn’t even expecting to be able to compete with my injured ankle,” said Sinclair. “But it’s all strapped up – I’ve been struggling with landing the crippler all week and I’m stoked I pulled it off in my second run. It’s a real privilege to have the Junior World Championships here in New Zealand and great preparation for my next goal which is the World Championships in Spain in January 2011.”

Meanwhile, Cilka Sadar (18) of Slovenia and Taku Hiraoka (14) of Japan were crowned Junior Snowboard Halfpipe World Champions in an exciting day of competition at Cardrona that saw New Zealand earn its first medal of the Championships. The day started with an all-star line up with the forerunners, which included Olympic gold medallist, Kelly Clark (USA) and New Zealand Olympian Juliane Bray.

The women’s semi finals saw Sinclair (18) score the highest qualifying run in the first run. However, by the second run, she dropped to third but still secured a place in the finals along with highest qualifier Haruna Matsuoto (17) and Palmer Taylor (17).

In the finals it was Cilka Sadar who dominated with a solid backside 5, frontside 5, backside air, frontside 7, cab 3 finishing with an alleyoop scoring 37.8. Sinclair’s second run put her into the silver position with 31.7, landing a crippler 7 (inverted 720 spin), a result she was stoked with given her recent injury woes. Haruna Matsumoto (17) of Japan rounded out the podium with a score of 31.4.

The men’s semi finals saw Australia’s Nathan Johnstone (20) take the top finals qualifying spot with a spectacularly solid run with huge amplitude, despite the windy conditions. He was closely followed by Manuel Pietropoli (20) of Italy and New Zealand’s Ben Stewart (18).

In the finals Hiraoka once again stole the day, scoring a massive 44.2 with a frontside air, backside 5, frontside 7, cab 10 and frontside 5, all with huge amplitude, over 12 feet above the pipe edge.

“It’s amazing to be world champion,” he said. “It’s really important for my future in halfpipe – I’m so happy.”

Johnstone continued his consistently high level of riding with second place with a score of 42.2 while Manuel Pietropoli took bronze. Stewart, of Whangamata, finished in ninth place.

Head judge, Ola Sundequist, said the level of riding was extremely high. “We were quite worried about the wind earlier on in the morning and that we wouldn’t see the riders get much height out of the pipe. However, they ended up going very big and while some were affected by gusts, most landed fine, resulting in some good scores. Taku’s run was incredible; everything was so smooth.”

The snowboard action moves to Snow Park tomorrow for the Parallel Giant Slalom with qualification starting at 9.00am and finals scheduled for 12.00pm.