Shaun White's 'Snow League' Wraps Up With Two Japanese Champions

Legendary snowboarder Shaun White's 'Snow League' competition is on the rise after athletes experienced immense success at the recent event in Buttermilk, Aspen. While the competition is still new, it drew in quite a bit of attention from athletes and the general population. The Snow League is unique in that it is the first professional winter sports league that solely caters to snowboarders and freeskiers. This alone intrigues a large number of winter athletes, let alone the fact that Shaun White himself founded the league. The 2025 Snow League events concluded on Saturday, March 8 with two competitors, both representing Japan, taking home the victories. Securing the women's No. 1 spot was 25-year-old Sena Tomita, who is also a 2022 Olympic bronze medalist. Tomita fought hard and ultimately came out on top over American athlete Maddie Mastro. Mastro, a well-known figure in the snowboarding world, spoke with the media following her second-place finish: "I just got second at the first Snow League, and I'm sup