March to look to doll currently in eighth. But a 4.3 or better putter the lead. Oh, backside 5.0. All right. Backside 5.0. So Alexis got the 4.4 with the front 5.0. I think you're going to be roughly the same score. It's similar. Some people works better. Backside, others frontside. I would say overall, backside is going to be a little bit harder though, because it is blindside, but it's very, very, very close. 4.7, right you are. Judges awarding it. Three tenths of a point higher than the frontside. Pretty impressive. Ten makes in a row. That's amazing. And it's cool because everyone is pushing in. All right, Margie, of course. Nice, frontside knows grind down the hubba. How do you think a front knows grind compares to a front Smith? Just you personally. It's tough. I honestly think a front Smith is more difficult, but I think a front knows grind is going to get more a better score. Let's see. There's just more room for error on a frontside Smith. Uh-huh. If you get it, get it railside down, you know. 5.8, 5.8. Relatively similar. We've seen in the best trick. This one, that one of the most consistent best trick sections ever seen. And as the last margin, let the dog come in it. I think though in these next few attempts, we're going to see more of them, because this is now where everyone needs to push. Whoa, backside knows grind down the hubba. A 6.4 would give Margie the lead. Oh, look at that. Backside knows grind. Sorry, I've called that hubba in rail a couple of times. It's like sort of in that weird middle ground. Yeah. It's hubba-ish. Sort of a rail. 6.2, her highest score. Two. Judges awarding the backside. One attempt left. Three falls in a row. She's going to need that last trick. Margie, in. All right, frontside 5.0. She just looks like so light-footed when she's on that rail. So a 5.9 puts her in the lead. Alexis did that front 5.0 for a 4.4. Margie looking for a 5.9. Dancing her way through the finals. 4.5. Moves her up into third place. She's got a lot of tricks. Starting a different zone on the course. Let's start it with a dance. Oh. That's going to be... I think we're going to see her head towards the ledge. She's got some wild ledge moves. Backside 5.3. 60 flip out. That was rad. I did not expect that, Melon. I thought she was going to go late flip on it. And I'm super stoked she went back 5.3. And she had to levitate. Stay in the air extra long for that 3.60 flip to finish flipping. Before she could land on it. Because it was going slow. She pulled it off. Getting in. Backside 50. Look at that setup. Oh, man. Man, stomped. That was amazing. That was almost primo. Just a moment. 6.7. What's the score going to come in that? I believe. Judges taking their time on this one. And a five-even. Five-even. Margie, her way to the Olympics. Let's talk about the results. Rae Celiel and Pamela Rosa. Top two spots for Brazil. Followed by the American. Alana Smith. Rounding out the podium. And then our Eniximura. Margeland Adolf from the Philippines. Leticia Bifode.