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What was the final score that Jeremy Stenberg have in the X Games?”

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What was the final score that Jeremy Stenberg have in the X Games?”

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CARSON, Calif. — Canadian Pierre-Luc Gagnon’s superstition may have been the extra motivation needed for him to capture gold in Skateboard Vert on Saturday at the 2009 X Games. “I’m pretty superstitious,” the Montreal native said. “I had 13 X Games medals and was like, ‘Hopefully I can get one more.’ This year was the year, and I just wanted to get away from the number 13.” Gagnon ended with a score of 93 to outlast a pair of veterans in a new format that featured a 12-minute running clock with each skater’s two best runs counting toward their final score. Bucky Lasek was runner-up with a score of 91 and Andy McDonald, of San Diego, was third with an 84. Gagnon and Lasek were tied entering the latter portion of the contest before Gagnon came through with a difference-making run that featured a move called a “trey flip fakie” in which the board both flips and rotates 360 degrees. “I just kinda freestyled it after that, it wasn’t really a planned run,” Gagnon said. It’s the fourth X Gam

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Canadian Pierre-Luc Gagnon’s superstition may have been the extra motivation needed for him to capture gold in Skateboard Vert on Saturday at the 2009 X Games. “I’m pretty superstitious,” the Montreal native said. “I had 13 X Games medals and was like, ‘Hopefully I can get one more.’ This year was the year, and I just wanted to get away from the number 13.” Gagnon ended with a score of 93 to outlast a pair of veterans in a new format that featured a 12-minute running clock with each skater’s two best runs counting toward their final score. Bucky Lasek was runner-up with a score of 91 and Andy McDonald, of San Diego, was third with an 84. Gagnon and Lasek were tied entering the latter portion of the contest before Gagnon came through with a difference-making run that featured a move called a “trey flip fakie” in which the board both flips and rotates 360 degrees. “I just kinda freestyled it after that, it wasn’t really a planned run,” Gagnon said. It’s the fourth X Games vert title for

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Freestyle bike rider Jeremy Stenberg finished second among all competitors with a total score of 86 in the 2009 X Games.

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