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Did American Alessandro Barbieri make the podium in the men's snowboard halfpipe competition?
Seventeen-year-old Alessandro Barbieri scored 75 in the Olympic halfpipe final but fell short of the podium amid top scores in the 90s from competitors, officials said.
- In Milan on Friday, February 13, the 17-year-old Italian snowboarder finished 10th in the men's halfpipe final at the Milano Cortina 2026 Winter Olympics with a top score of 75.
- Attempting a frontside triple cork 1440, Barbieri slipped on his second and third runs and received no score on at least one, missing the podium threshold of 92.
- On Wednesday he qualified with an 88.50, the fourth-best score, while the halfpipe format gives riders three runs with only their top score counting and judges scoring from 0 to 100.
- Medal standings show Yuto Totsuka won gold with 95, Scotty James took silver with 93.50, and Ryusei Yamada earned bronze with 92; U.S. teammates finished 8th and 11th.
- With prior Youth Olympic and World Cup success, Barbieri, who made his World Cup debut at 15, shows a rising trajectory despite his Olympic setback.
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How Tahoe’s Alessandro Barbieri did in the Olympic halfpipe final
MILAN, Italy — Tahoe’s own Alessandro Barbieri closed out his Olympic debut Friday morning, finishing 10th in the men’s snowboard halfpipe final at the Milan Cortina 2026 Winter Olympics with a top score of 75. Riding for Team USA, the 17-year-old entered the final as one of the youngest competitors in the field after advancing through qualifiers earlier in the week with the fourth-best score. Halfpipe finalists take three runs down the course, …
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Did American Alessandro Barbieri make the podium in the men's snowboard halfpipe competition?
17-year-old American Alessandro Barbieri was looking for his first Olympic medal. Here's how he did in the men's snowboard halfpipe competition. (AP photo)
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