Jamie Anderson

Jamie Anderson started 2010 off with a bang! The young snowboarder out of South Lake Tahoe, California is amped and ready to end 2010 on top. We follow Jamie as she heads to Breckenridge, Colorado for the Grand Prix, kicking off weekend- after- weekend of contests and traveling. The Billabong rider invites us into her home and a peak into life with a large family- five sisters and two brothers! Keep your eye on this shredder as we jump back into winter.

Shaun, into the Kiwi air. PHOTO: Adam Moran

The 6Star Roxy Chicken Jam slopestyle and halfpipe finals both went down under sunny skies at Mammoth Mountain in California and Enni Rukajärvi (FIN) has been officially declared the women's Swatch TTR World Snowboard Champion for the 2009/2010 season.
Sina Candrian (SUI) was able to post a sixth place finish in the slopestyle finals to defend her World No. 2 position and Sarka Pancochova (CZE) squeezed in a fifth place in slopestyle to finish her season in World No. 3.

With men's TTR World Champion crowned, all eyes were on the 6Star Roxy Chicken Jam taking place at Mammoth Mountain, California from March 26th to March 27th, 2010.

This was the last major Swatch TTR Tour stop for the women and was the event that would decide who claims the women's 2009/2010 Swatch TTR World Snowboard Champion title.

In 2006 Jamie won the slopestyle Van’s Cup in her hometown of Tahoe, CA- but that was only the beginning for the talented young gun. In 2008 she won the TTR World Title, and in the 2009/2010 season at 19 years old, Jamie has claimed her stake in the Swatch TTR World Tour top 10. The vivacious snowboarder led the tour in 2009, notched down to second in December and currently sits in tenth, as the women’s tour is aflame with progression and riders hungry for top results. Before Jamie jets to Vancouver for the Winter Olympics, DYLA caught up with her for a quick Q&A.
 

After six days of sunny snowboarding, the Sprint U.S. Snowboarding Grand Prix closed up shop at Mammoth Mountain on Sunday with Jamie Anderson (South Lake Tahoe, CA) winning the Paul Mitchell Progression Session.

Under bluebird skies and balmy temperatures, Anderson led the women followed by Isabelle Lalive (Breckenridge, CO) in second and Molly Wilson (Basalt, CO) third.

Anderson threw out a frontside 3, back 180, tailpress to a 270 out of the box, ollie onto the down rail, indie over the step down, frontside 7 off the last kicker.

Check out the latest Swatch TTR World Snowboard Tour profile of Jamie Anderson. See some of her best tricks and hear her thoughts about becoming a pro snowboarder, last seasons injury, the 2009/10 TTR season and the Vancouver Olympics. Listen as she talks about the highs and lows of being a professional snowboarder, the progression of modern snowboarding and her goals for the season.