Kyle Nissen and Warren Shouldice, both of Calgary, won the silver and bronze medal respectively on Sunday evening in men’s aerials at the Lake Placid aerials World Cup.
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Jeret Peterson of the U.S., took the gold with 252.59 points. Nissen, who missed all of last season with a knee injury, followed with 244.92 and Shouldice snared his second bronze in two events this season with a 243.03 score.
Nissen reached a major goal stepping on the podium early in his comeback season.
“I got some good training in the last few weeks and it paid off,” said Nissen. “I felt a lot more comfortable and was able to do my two hardest jumps for the first time this season. It was a bit stressful but I had an excellent performance. I’m so happy to be back on the podium.”
Shouldice, who battled the flu all week in training, executed his most difficult jump in the final, a lay triple full-full which is a quadruple twisting triple back flip with three twists in the second flip.