On December 21, 2016

Freestylers compete for $25,000 at Killington

KILLINGTON—Snowy conditions prevailed this past Saturday afternoon and evening at Killington Resort as a full roster of skiers and snowboarders competed in the annual Rails 2 Riches rail jam. The competition took place on lower Bunny Buster with a $25,000 cash purse up for grabs. See page 31 for a complete list of results and more photos.

 

Photo by Chandler Burgess, Killington Resort  

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