Japan's Yamaoka wins World Cup halfpipe title

Japan's Yamaoka wins World Cup halfpipe title

LAKE PLACID, New York - Japan's Soko Yamaoka produced a solid display to capture her first women's halfpipe title of the season at a World Cup competition on March 5 in Lake Placid. (Kyodo)

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