Henkes Second; Dhawornvej Third in Flachau

The Hydro Flask U.S. Snowboard Team delivered a strong performance in Flachau, Austria, with Judd Henkes and Lily Dhawornvej both earning podium finishes at the second to last World Cup of the 2025-26 season.

On the men's side of competition, Henkes led the charge for the Americans and delivered a clutch second run to secure a spot on the podium. Consistently in the mix, Henkes has finished in the top-6 in every World Cup this season but Flachau markes his first time cracking the top-3 since 2020 - a well deserved result for the athlete who effortlessly blends creativity and execution in each slopestyle run he puts down. Henkes is now in second place in the slopestyle Crystal Globe standings heading into World Cup finals.

Hydro Flask U.S. Snowboard Team's Brooklyn Depriest joined Henkes in the men's final and earned a respectable 13th place after a long week of competition.

In her first contest back from the 2026 Milano Cortina Olympic Winter Games, 16-year-old Lily Dhawornvej secured her second career World Cup podium with a third place finish in Flachau. Dhawornvej's first run heater held strong throughout the competition with only two riders - Great Britian's Mia Brookes and Austria's Anna Gasser - able to best her score of 66.61. Her podium finish put her in the top spot of the slopestyle Crystal Globe rankings heading into the final World Cup of the season and second in the race for the overall park & pipe Crystal Globe.

Teammates Jess Perlmutter and Rebecca Flynn joined Dhawornvej in the women's final and took seventh and eighth place, respectively, highlighting the growing depth of the American women's slopestyle squad.

The Hydro Flask U.S. Snowboard Team looks to ride this momentum into park & pipe World Cup Finals taking place in Silvaplana, Mar. 24-29.

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