Inawashiro, JPN — Feb. 15
Moguls
(One run; changed from duals because of weather)
1. Margaret Marbler, Austria, 24.69
2. Jennifer Heil, Canada, 24.02
3. Kari Traa, Norway, 23.17
4. Nikola Sudova, Czech Republic, 22.49
5. Aiko Uemura, Japan, 22.35
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6. Jillian Vogtli, Ellicotville, N.Y., 22.28
8. Shelly Robertson, Reno, Nev., 21.94
11. Michelle Roark, Denver, 20.92
13. Laurel Shanley, Squaw Valley, Calif., 20.76
15. Emiko Torito, Denver, 20.40
24. Shannon Bahrke, Steamboat Springs, Colo., 6.48
25. Hannah Kearney, Norwich, Vt., 4.42
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