Source : ABC NEWS
Karara Anthony has lost out to the women’s moguls super last at the Winter Games to place seventh overall.
The defending champion had qualified for the first top-20 finalized with the fastest day ever set.
However, Anthony put to much speed down through the middle of the course and spun out due to two enormous scores from Americans Jaelin Kauf and Elizabeth Lemley.
In her first Olympics, American partner Charlotte Wilson placed sixth.
” I’m bummed, obviously,” Anthony said.
” I’m very pleased with the riding I did on the program. I believe I skied and leapt at such a high level and skied at a great speed, and I believe I actually did have what it took to reach the podium.  ,
I did that in the first pair of shells, but I simply didn’t put it on that final one when it counted.
” I have to go back and watch the video and sort of figure out ] what happened.”
Basically, I have to practice it a little before I kind of go over that.  ,
” I really did that for my first work at the first World Cup this year in Ruka.
This is not the first time, probably won’t be the last because I] ran out of the program for the first time in a World Cup. it’s just the character of our game.
Jakara Anthony lost her way during the run in the super final. (Reuters: Hannah McKay)
In the hot, sunny problems at Livigno Aerials and Moguls Park, Australia had two Australians competing in the top-eight superfinal for the first time since the 2018 PyeongChang Games.
Anthony had already qualified from the first last with a large 83.96 to highlight her favoritism and keep her medal.
With a field-leading report of 81.65, she had cruised into the playoffs day on Tuesday afternoon with consummate simplicity. A day prior, she had done so with a 81.65.
Although Lemley and Giaccio were the only athletes to achieve scores over 80 in the first treatment, Anthony still received the biggest test.
The anticipation for Anthony was large, and both days were supported by a sizable group of yellow-clad Australians.
No American Winter Olympian, however, has always managed to retain their title, which was too much for Australia’s best skier in recent years, also.
Wilson needed the following qualifying period to reach the final, but she really showed her course by winning the next qualifying session earlier in the morning with a huge score of 77.79.
After a “very much of intellectual recovery,” including some journaling, and that there were” a lot of sentiments,” the 20-year-old was upset after ruining her run yesterday.
I certainly could have gotten worse from the pressure, but I learned from it and made the adjustments I did nowadays, and I’m glad I did it,” Williamsson said after qualification.
And she definitely learned a lot, reaching the very last with a score of 78.38.
She was given a 75.17 to finish fifth in the very last, but she was unable to do that.
Australia’s Charlotte Wilson was sixth in the super final. (Getty Images: Patrick Smith)
Wilson, who turns 21 on Friday, said,” I mean, I mean surely no what I anticipated when I came out around this morning.
” But yeah, ]it just keeps getting better and better.
” I really had my head in the right place,” according to the statement,” compared to yesterday,” I was concentrating more on the skiing than the environment and the results, and that really paid off today.
I learned a lot, which is what my main objective for the Games was to do as well, to really learn how to deal with that pressure and go through all these various experiences, and I’m glad that yesterday happened and happy about today.
That placed her in fourth place until she was rapidly deposed from the pulpit thanks to a spectacular run from future champion Lemley, who soared to the top of the standings with a massive 82.30 to place the other three athletes under pressure.
Jaelin Kauf made a strong 80.77 to finish following.
The American fans were stunned to hear Anthony’s roll as the Americans cheered loudly for their 1-1 record.
