Yoo Seung-eun, an 18-year-old athlete from Seongbok High School, is set to compete in the final of the women's snowboard slopestyle at the Winter Olympics, which has been delayed by a day due to severe weather conditions. Originally scheduled for the evening of the 17th, the event will now take place at 10:30 PM Korean time on the 18th. The postponement was deemed necessary as the heavy snow posed risks of injury to the participating athletes.

Yoo Seung-eun, who previously won a bronze medal in the women's snowboard big air event, demonstrated her prowess by scoring 76.80 points to secure a spot in the finals after placing third in the qualifying rounds held on the 15th. Despite the slopestyle not being her primary event, her outstanding performance has garnered significant attention and praise.

Slopestyle involves riders navigating a course filled with various obstacles, including rails, and performing tricks that are scored based on their technical execution. With her impressive track record and skills demonstrated thus far, expectations are high for Yoo in the final, and her participation is noteworthy for the South Korean snowboarding community as they look to add to their Olympic medal tally.