The first round didn’t start off well for the ladies, with Tess Ledeux taking a heavy crash on a huge bio 9 off the shark fin and Rell Harwood going down on the first rail. Mathilde, however, put down her winning 86-point run with ease: a lip 270 on 270 out, switch 270 to regs, left double cork 1080 safety off the sharkfin, right rodeo 900 safety, switch left double 900 safety, alley-oop mute and a k-fed on the last rail. Eileen finished in second, 8 points behind Mathilde with her run of a 270 on 270 out, front 450 out of the donkey, right cork 900 buick, switch misty 900 blunt, double cork 1080 safety to japan, an alley-oop mute air in the quarterpipe and a 270 to regs. Jay Riccomini took third with a pair of 540s and a 720. Both of the runner-ups improved on their scores on the second run, but it wasn’t nearly enough to touch Mathilde’s dominant lead. Another Swiss hopeful, Sarah Hoeffin secured a respectable fourth place.