Watch: Shaun White scores perfect 100 in halfpipe to win Snowmass Grand Prix

Shaun White scored just the second perfect, 100-point run in snowboarding halfpipe history on Saturday to win the Toyota Grand Prix at Snowmass.

After qualifying in the top spot but standing in ninth in the 10-rider field after his first two runs, White was the last rider to go in the event. He threw down a final run that included a double-cork 1440 (four complete rotations), then a 1080, a booming frontside 540 and finished with back-to-back 1260s.

As soon as he landed the second 1260, the 31-year-old White threw his arms up in celebration. He secured his fourth trip to the Olympics with Saturday’s win.

A PERFECT ?!! @shaunwhite qualifies for his FOURTH #WinterOlympics as only he can. #BestOfUS pic.twitter.com/ATPv6J42mH

— NBC Olympics (@NBCOlympics) January 13, 2018

The only other perfect score in men’s halfpipe was when White put down a 100-point run at the 2012 X Games in Aspen. (Chloe Kim scored a 100 in 2016 at Park City, Utah.)

At the 2012 X Games, that was the year White debuted his newest trick at the time: a frontside double-cork 1260. He crashed hard on the deck in his second run that year, but standing atop the pipe he already had secured the gold with a 94-point first run.

Australian Scotty James, who was in last place going into his final run Saturday, vaulted into second with a 96.25 on his third time down. Yuto Totsuka from Japan was third Saturday with a 94.5.

After Saturday’s competition, Team USA officials said that Eagle teenager Jake Pates and Ben Ferguson of Oregon also secured spots for the Olympic halfpipe squad.

✅ QUALIFIED! @BenFerguson001 & @JakePates snag spots representing #TeamUSA at their 1️⃣st #WinterOlympics!
➡️ https://t.co/GEhE9rdtVL pic.twitter.com/fzFLhSFmaf

— U.S. Olympic Team (@TeamUSA) January 13, 2018