Hall was pleased and is feeling good about his results in the lead up to his targeted pinnacle event this season, the 2010 Winter Paralympics which take place in Vancouver, Canada this March.
Unfortunately, Hall didn't fare as well in the slalom, his signature event, where he straddled a gate and sustained minor injury to his forearm.
"If I hadn't straddled the gate, I am confident I would have won the race and the Super Combined," he commented.
Conditions continued to be a challenge with a soft course due to several days of fresh snow over the Rocky Mountains in Colorado.
Hall will now take a break from competition until early January when he heads to Europe for two World Cup races, the first of which takes place on January 8.
Hall is a member of the Adaptive Snow Sports National Team and is trained by the Winter Performance Programme under Coach Hiro Taniguchi.
Adam receives support from Paralympics New Zealand, Atomic, Uvex Tri Four, Ultimate Grip Technology, Fil New Zealand, Cardrona HPC, AmBreed, Adaptive Snow Sports New Zealand, and the Winter Performance Programme.