U.S. Ski & Snowboard announced its U.S. Freeski Team halfpipe, slopestyle and big air nominations for the 2022-23 season, six of which included Park City athletes. Photo: AP Photo/Francisco Seco.

BEIJING — Park City’s own Alex Hall and fellow American Nick Goepper crowded the men’s freeski slopestyle podium as Hall captured the gold and Goepper brought home the silver for the stars and stripes.

In what would be the top score of the day, Hall set the tone right from the beginning with a 90.01 that would not be bested. Hall then followed up his first run with a 86.38 and a 31.41, but in a competition that only counts your top score, his 90.01 won gold and effectively secured his first Olympic hardware.

90.01 😳#TeamUSA‘s Alex Hall is your leader after the first run. #WinterOlympics pic.twitter.com/YHN1bu2gWb
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— Team USA (@TeamUSA) February 16, 2022

As for Goepper, it was his second-run of 86.48 that captured the silver and marked his third straight Olympics securing a medal after a bronze in Sochi and a silver in PyeongChang.

WELCOME TO STOMP CITY 💥@NickGoepper x #WinterOlympics pic.twitter.com/KmjeRyXxoU
— Team USA (@TeamUSA) February 16, 2022

Notably, Sweden’s Jesper Tjader won the bronze with a score of 85.35 on his first run. Meanwhile, fellow American and big air silver medalist Colby Stevenson finished seventh.