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The two degrees of separation between New Zealanders has worked to the kiwi snowsports team's advantage at the US Open in Colorado

The two degrees of separation between New Zealanders has worked to the kiwi snowsports team's advantage at the US Open in Colorado

26 February 2020

Kiwi's Zoi Sadowski-Synnott, Carlos Garcia Knight and Tiarn Collins are competing this week.

All competitors have had a chance to train briefly on the new course during testing.

However, national coach Tom Wilmot reveals the New Zealand trio's been given a few extra runs...

The women's and men's slopestyle semi-finals get underway today.

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