Monster Energy Celebrates Mia Brookes
References: finance.yahoo
Monster Energy has announced that its sponsored athlete, Mia Brookes, secured first place in the Women’s Snowboard Slopestyle competition at the FIS Snowboard World Cup held in Flachau, Austria. The 19-year-old from the United Kingdom also claimed victories in the Spring Battle Rail Jam and the Spring Battle Women’s Snowboard Slopestyle final earlier in the week.
In the same World Cup event, fellow Monster Energy team rider Lily Dhawornvej, age 16 from Colorado, earned third place, while in the men’s division, Judd Henkes from California took second place in the World Cup slopestyle final and first place in the Spring Battle Men’s Snowboard Slopestyle final. Rocco Jamieson from New Zealand secured second place in the latter competition.
By highlighting the achievements of its team riders across multiple events, Monster Energy reinforces its positioning as a brand deeply embedded in the snowboarding culture and lifestyle.
Image Credit: Monster Energy
In the same World Cup event, fellow Monster Energy team rider Lily Dhawornvej, age 16 from Colorado, earned third place, while in the men’s division, Judd Henkes from California took second place in the World Cup slopestyle final and first place in the Spring Battle Men’s Snowboard Slopestyle final. Rocco Jamieson from New Zealand secured second place in the latter competition.
By highlighting the achievements of its team riders across multiple events, Monster Energy reinforces its positioning as a brand deeply embedded in the snowboarding culture and lifestyle.
Image Credit: Monster Energy
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