Jack and Andy with vintage boards and gear.

This year Snowboarder's Mark Sullivan and Burton's David Schriber decided to hold the first vintage board race. Sulli outdid Schriber, even though Schriber had a 205 Safari. After the race, the Coglhins grabbed the boards and took a couple runs, then fielded endless questions about the old boards. They told most that the boards were actually experimental models for next year's Burton line. People believed it.

Snowboarder contributor Pat Bridges has been announcing the last two days, and decided to try his luck at the big air. His first jump, on a newly tuned board thanks to Red's Chris Mask, overshot the landing, caught his edge, and landed on his head. He was out cold, but it could have been worse if not for his new Red helmet. After he came to, he hiked

Dave Schriber, Second place in vintage.

back up, announced some more, then tried his second attempt. This time he went a lot slower and landed right on the edge of the transistion. You could almost here his knee pop. Finals of the big air coming up tonight.