A duo of Canadian athletes stood on the podium at the women’s freestyle skiing slopestyle World Cup competition held in Aspen, Colorado. Megan Oldham from Parry Sound, Ontario, and Elena Gaskell from Vernon, British Columbia, clinched the silver and bronze medals, respectively, while Kirsty Muir from Great Britain secured the gold. Oldham achieved a score of 73.02 in her second run, securing the silver medal, whereas Gaskell earned a third-place finish with a final run score of 72.90. In the men’s category, American skier Mac Forehand claimed the gold with a score of 77.38, followed by Henry Sildaru from Estonia in silver position (75.90) and Ulrik Samnoey from Norway in bronze (74.64). The highest-ranking Canadian male competitor was Max Moffatt, who finished in sixth place with a score of 72.71 in his second run.
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