Memorial Day weekend at Callaway Gardens. The Masters — the most selective invitational in the sport, 67 years running.
PIGOSKI hands took home seven medals.
Jr Womens Overall — 1st. Alexia “Lexi” Abelson.
Her Masters debut. Lexi closed the weekend with gold in Overall (2,756.2), gold in Trick (8,320), and silver in Slalom (2.50 @ 12.00m). Three events, three podiums, one weekend. Welcome to the team, Lexi.
Jr Mens Overall — 1st. Francisco “Fran” Giorgis.
2,890.9 points to take the Junior crown. Silver in jump (53.5m / 175ft) and bronze in trick (6,830). Argentina’s Junior captain owned Callaway.
Pro Mens Trick — 2nd. Pato Font.
Pato put up 12,340 in the final to take silver. He led the eliminations into Sunday and went head-to-head to the buzzer. Multi-time Trick World Record holder. Multi-time World Champion. Still the standard.
Pro Mens Trick — 4th. Matias Gonzalez.
11,450 in finals. One spot off the podium. The same Mati who broke the 13,000-point barrier in 2022 — the run our GMS 13k V2 is named after.
Pro Mens Trick (6th elims) & Pro Mens Jump (5th elims) — Martin “Tincho” Labra.
Made the cut in both events. 60.7m / 199ft in jump. 8,820 in trick.
Pro Womens Trick — 5th elims. Paige Pigozzi.
8,530 in elims. 240 points off finals.
Three golds. Three silvers. One bronze. Four countries on the podium.
The gloves are getting harder to keep in stock for a reason. The people who win on them just won the Masters.
— The PIGOSKI Journal
