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X Games Aspen Day 2

Milo Gladstein and Garrett Mogel

January 28, 2024

The second day of X Games Aspen 2024 was a beautiful bluebird day, and the crowd came out in force. The action-packed day included the Samsung Galaxy Men’s Ski Slopestyle, Thayers Women’s Snowboard Knuckle Huck, Thayers Women’s Ski Knuckle Huck, OKX Snowboard Streetstyle, Women’s Ski SuperPipe, Pacifico Women’s Ski Big Air and Pacifico Men’s Snowboard Big Air.

The results for the day are as follows:

Samsung Galaxy Men’s Ski Slopestyle: Birk Ruud took first place with a score of 96.33, Alex Hall took second place with a score of 96.00 and Mac Forehand placed third with a score of 95.33.
Thayers Women’s Snowboard Knuckle Huck: Kokomo Murase took first place, Annika Morgan took second place and Egan Wint took third place.
Thayers Women’s Ski Knuckle Huck: Olivia Asselin took first place, Rell Harwood took second place and Sarah Hoefflin took third place.
OKX Snowboard Streetstyle: Pat Fava took first place for the men and Grace Warner took first place for the women.
Women’s Ski SuperPipe: Eileen Gu took first place with a score of 95.66, Zoe Atkin took second place with a score of 90.66, Amy Fraser took third place with a score of 90.00.
Pacifico Women’s Ski Big Air: Tess Ledeux took first place, Anastasia Tatalina took second place and Rell Harwood took third place.
Pacifico Women’s Ski Big Air: Taiga Hasegawa took first place, Hiroaki Kunitake took second place and Mons Røisland took third place.
Thayers Men’s Ski Knuckle Huck: Kolby Stevenson took first place, Henrik Harlaut took second place and Jesper Tjader took third place.
- Reiley Jacobs walks through a crowd after a run on the Women’s Ski SuperPipe at X Games Aspen Jan. 27
  
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- Eileen Gu flys high during the Women’s Ski SuperPipe at X Games Aspen Jan. 27. Gu placed first in the event.
  
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- A Skiier jumps during the Women’s Ski SuperPipe during X Games Aspen Jan. 27.
  
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- Eileen Gu celebrates winning gold on the Women’s Ski SuperPipe at X Games Aspen Jan. 27
  
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- Eileen Gu flies through the air during a warm-up on the Women’s Ski SuperPipe at X Games Aspen Jan. 27. Gu placed first in the competition.
  
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- Zoe Atkin flies through the air during warm-up on the Women’s Ski SuperPipe at X Games Aspen Jan. 27 In the competition Atkin placed second.
  
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- Yujin Jang flies through the air during warm-up on the Women’s Ski SuperPipe at X Games Aspen Jan. 27
  
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- Riley Jacobs talks to her coach during the Women’s Ski SuperPipe at X Games Aspen Jan. 27.
  
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- Fans cheer during the Women’s Ski SuperPipe at X Games Aspen Jan. 27.
  
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- Yujin Jang performs a huge air during the Women’s Ski SuperPipe at X Games Aspen Jan. 27.
  
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About the Contributors

Milo Gladstein, Photo Director

Milo Gladstein is a fifth-year senior majoring in journalism and media communications. He is currently serving as one of the two photo directors for the 2o23-24 school year. Gladstein's work focuses on long-form stories diving deep into what it means to be human and sharing people's passion and story with the community. He did not begin as a journalism major and has worn many hats while at CSU. He began as a conservation biology major, moving to undeclared and then horticulture therapy before finally landing in the journalism department. He seeks stories about community members who are impacting the world around them in positive ways and shares those stories. Working at The Collegian has taught Gladstein about working on a team, how to develop a story and the best ways to present said stories. Most importantly, he has grown from a photographer into a photojournalist. As co-photo director, he hopes to pass that knowledge on to the next group of journalists rising through The Collegian. When not working at The Collegian or in class, Gladstein can be found reading a book or in the outdoors climbing, camping, exploring and getting lost in the mountains.

Garrett Mogel, Photo Director

Garrett Mogel is a fourth-year journalism student with a second field of study in philosophy. He is one of two photo directors for the 2024-25 school year. Growing up in Colorado and surrounded by dreamlike landscapes and adventure sports, it was only a matter of time before Mogel picked up a camera. For over a decade, he explored Colorado, ported rivers, postholed through several feet of snow, rappelled over cliffs and skinned up mountains, all with a camera in hand. Through his adventures, Mogel began attaching stories to images and engaging viewers in conversation about their favorite areas. Eventually, Mogel’s passion for photography and storytelling drew him to pursue a degree and career in photojournalism. In his time at Colorado State University, Mogel has worked with The Collegian every year. In progressing through the publication, Mogel has seen all the ways student media fosters growth, both individually and through collaboration. Additionally, the opportunity to witness how impactful a story can be on a personal, organizational and community level is his greatest lesson thus far. Beyond The Collegian, Mogel still finds time to appreciate his Colorado upbringing. When not on assignment, he can usually be found mountain biking, skiing, camping, river surfing or at home planning his next adventure.

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