Australia's Indra Brown has earned podium finishes in her first three women's freeski halfpipe events on the World Cup circuit
Australian teen sensation Indra Brown announced herself as one of the potential stars of next month's Winter Olympics as she continued a remarkable start to her World Cup career with a maiden victory in the women's freeski halfpipe.
The 15-year-old maintained a run of World Cup podium finishes in her first three events by making it on to the top step for the first time at the Canadian resort of Calgary.
Brown matched a World Cup mark set by 15-year-old Swede Jennie-Lee Burmansson, who claimed podium finishes in her first three slopestyle starts in the 2017-18 season.
"I'm just full of joy, super happy that I was able to land a run and ski how I did today in these conditions," said Brown, who earned a score of 85.20 for her first run, that no other skier was able to match.
