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Muscle Milk Takes On Bleiler And Ladley

2.2.12

Muscle Milk Takes On Bleiler And Ladley By Kelli Hargrove Wed, Feb 1 2012 2:52 pm | 0 Comments inShare SHARE: Muscle Milk, a product of Cytosport, announced today its partnerships with professional snowboarders Gretchen Bleiler and Matt Ladley. Bleiler and (read more)

Maddy Schaffrick amped for third X Games

2.2.12 | by stantoncompany

If you were to look at Maddy Schaffrick’s long list of accomplishments, you might guess she’s about 20 years old. Try again. The 17-year-old snowboarder from Steamboat Springs, Colo., who will compete this weekend in her third Winter X Games in the women's SuperPipe, already has landed on plenty of podiums at major competitions. She turned pro as (read more)

Meet The X Games Youngest Female Snowboarder, Maddy Schaffrick, 17

1.30.12 | by stantoncompany

The X Games took place this past weekend and Seventeen chatted with the youngest female snowboarder in the competition, Maddy Schaffrick, 17. Maddy started snowboarding when she was just 7 years old and was competing by 13. Now, she's traveling all around the world while balancing her senior year of high school. Last year, Maddy (read more)

Muscle Milk® Partners with Professional Snowboarders Gretchen Bleiler and Matt Ladley

1.30.12 | by stantoncompany

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Muscle Milk® Partners with Professional Snowboarders Gretchen Bleiler and Matt Ladley Benicia, CA (Jan. 27, 2012) – CytoSport™, the industry leader in sports and active lifestyle nutrition products and makers of Muscle Milk®, announced today its partnerships with professional snowboarders Gretchen Bleiler and Matt Ladley.  Bleiler and Ladley are set to compete in (read more)

X Games include teen sensations flush with fame, fortune Read more: X Games include teen sensations flush with fame, fortune

1.30.12 | by stantoncompany

ASPEN —Imagine being a 14-year-old superstar. Loads of cash. Adored by hordes of fans. Hounded by media. Sponsored by giant corporations. Traveling the world, training and competing. Spending months away from mom and dad. Riding all day, studying American history and algebra at night. A dozen of today's Winter X Games stars are teenagers who are finding (read more)