Competition Results
2010
- 1st – Halfpipe – Winter Olympics (2010 Winter Olympics)
2009
- 1st – Superpipe – Toyota Championship (Winter Dew Tour)
- 1st – Superpipe – EXPN Winter X games 13 (Aspen, Colorado)
2008
- 2nd – TTR World Snowboard Tour 07/08
- 1st – Superpipe – World Superpipe Championships – Park City, UT.
- 2nd – Superpipe – EXPN Winter X Games 12 (Aspen)
- 1st – Superpipe – Nippon Open Japan
- 1st – Superpipe – Burton US Open, Vermont
- Burton Global Open Champion
2007
- Burton Global Open Champion
- TTR World Snowboard Tour Champion 06/07
- 1st – Halfpipe – Burton New Zealand Open
- 4th – Slopestyle – Burton New Zealand Open
- 2nd – Halfpipe – Roxy Chicken Jam (USA)
- 3rd – Slopestyle – Roxy Chicken Jam (USA)
- 2nd – Slopestyle – Burton US Open
- 3rd – Halfpipe – Burton US Open
- 1st – Superpipe – World Superpipe Championships
- 1st – Halfpipe – X-Trail Nippon Open
- 1st – Halfpipe – EXPN Winter X Games 11
2006
- 1st – Halfpipe – US Open
- 1st – Superpipe – World Superpipe Championships Park City, Utah.
- 1st – Vans Cup
2005
- 1st – Arctic Challenge, Tromsø, Norway
- 2nd – US Open
- 1st – Nippon Open
- 3rd – FIS World Cup
- 3rd – Slopestyle – Roxy Chicken Jam (USA)
- 30th – 2005 World Championships in Whistler, Canada
2004
- 1st – Half Pipe – FIS World Cup, Turin
- 2nd – World Cup, Whistler, British Columbia
- 2nd – FIS World Cup, Juetsu, Japan
- 3rd – FIS World Cup, Sapporo, Japan
- 2nd – Roxy pro, Les Arc, France
2003
- Runner Up for the World Cup Title – 2003–04 season
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