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Slopestyle WC Snowmass 
 
Women
Gold-  Laurie Blouin (81.21)
Silver-  Mari Fukada (77.26)
Bronze-  Kokomo Murase (75.36)
 
Men
Gold-  Jake Canter (85.16)
Silver-  Su Yiming (84.18)
Bronze-  Dane Menzies (83.68) 
 
Full Results

3/6 women's ski cross athletes injured, wow that's unlucky 

Updated Freestyle Skiing Qualification Rankings
 
Selection criteria.
 
For the men, Julien Viel, Miha Fontaine and Dylan Marineau all moved up 1 tier or more.
 
For the women, Marion Thenault, Megan Oldham, and Jessica Linton all moved up 1 tier or more.
 
A few other athletes also put themselves within the first five tiers of Method B but don't have enough placment points to qualify.
 
The biggest things to watch out for final qualifying week:
It's likely going to come down to Elliott Vaillancourt vs. Max Moffatt for the final spot on the Olympic team. Vaillancourt has one more placement point than Moffatt does. He has the advantage with having two competitions this week compared to one for Moffatt but the latter is in the better form coming off a 6th place finish last week in Aspen which was his best finish of the qualification period. You might have noticed that Elena Gaskell doesn't show up here and that's because despite winning a medal last weekend, her top 3 finishes during the qualification period sum up to over 22 points nor does she have 3 finishes in the top 16. As a result, she finds herself in tier 6 and on the outside looking in (although maybe she could be discretionally selected?). So if she finishes inside the top 16 this weekend in Laax, she'll be off to the Olympics. Otherwise, the final spot in slopestyle/big air will go to Skye Clarke.  
Men:
 
Method A:
 
Two or more medals at select competitions during 2024/25 season (events can be found in the PDF)  
Overall Rank Event Rank Athlete Event Result 1 Result 2 1 1 Mikael Kingsbury Moguls 1st (DM - Engadin WCh) 1st (M - Val St. Come WC) 2 1 Kevin Drury Ski Cross 3rd (Val Thorens #2 WC) 3rd (Craigleith #1 WC) Method B:
 
Tier 1:
Two or more medals won in the 2025/26 season  
Overall Rank Event Rank Athlete Event 1st Podium 2nd Podium 3 2 Reece Howden Ski Cross 1st (Arosa WC) 1st (Innichen #1 WC) 4 2 Julien Viel Moguls 1st (DM - Val St. Come WC 3rd (M - Ruka #2 WC)  
Tier 2:
One medal in the 2025/26 season At least one medal won in the 2024/25 season One additional result at a competition in the top 2/3 of the field 22 points or less  
Overall Rank Event Rank Athlete Event 2025/26 Podium 2024/25 Podium Additional Result Points 5 1 Dylan Deschamps SS/BA 2nd (BA - Secret Garden WC) 3rd (BA - Chur WC) 3rd (2024/25 BA - Beijing WC) 8 6 1 Andrew Longino Halfpipe 3rd (Copper WC) 3rd (Cardrona WC) 9th (2025 Engadin Wch) 15  
Tier 3:
One medal in 2024/25 or 2025/26 season Two additional results in the top 2/3 of the field 22 points or less  
Overall Rank Event Rank Athlete Event Qualification Period Podium 2nd Best Result Additional Result Points 7 2 Brendan Mackay Halfpipe 1st (2024/25 Cardrona WC) 2nd (2024/25 Copper WC) 4th (2024/25 Secret Garden WC) 7 8 1 Miha Fontaine Aerials 3rd (2025/26 Lake Placid #2 WC) 4th (2025/26 Lac-Beauport #2 WC) 4th (2024/25 Beidahu WC) 11 9 3 Jared Schmidt Ski Cross 3rd (2024/25 Veysonnaz #2 WC) 4th (2025/26 Innichen #1 WC) 4th (2024/25 Arosa WC) 11 10 2 Emile Nadeau Aerials 3rd (2024/25 Lac-Beauport #2 WC) 5th (2025/26 Lake Placid #2 WC) 7th (2024/25 Lac-Beauport #1 WC) 15 11 3 Lewis Irving Aerials 2nd (2024/25 Lac-Beauport #1 WC) 5th (2024/25 Livigno WC) 11th (2025/26 Ruka WC) 18  
Tier 4:
Two top 8 results from 2025/26 season One additional result in the top 2/3 of the field 22 points or less  
Overall Rank Event Rank Athlete Event 1st Top 8 2nd Top 8 Additional Result Points 12 3 Dylan Marineau Halfpipe 6th (2025/26 Calgary WC) 7th (2025/26 Secret Garden WC) 8th (2025 Engadin WCh) 21  
Tier 5:
Three top 16 finishes within the top 2/3 of the field  
Overall Rank Event Rank Athlete Event 1st Top 16 2nd Top 16 3rd Top 16 Points 13 2 Evan McEachran SS/BA 4th (SS - 2024/25 Laax WC) 5th (SS - 2024/25 Aspen WC) 6th (2024/25 Stoneham WC) 15 14 4 Alexandre Duchaine Aerials 4th (2025 Engadin Wch) 5th (2024/25 Lac-Beauport #1 WC) 7th (2024/25 Deer Valley WC) 16 15 4 Kristofer Mahler Ski Cross 4th (2024/25 Idre Fjall #2 WC) 6th (2025/26 Innichen #2 WC) 9th (2024/25 Craigleith #1 WC) 19 16 3 Elliott Vaillancourt Moguls 7th (DM - Deer Valley WC) 8th (M - 2024/25 Ruka WC) 9th (M - 2024/25 Deer Valley WC) 24 17 3 Max Moffatt SS/BA 6th (SS - 2025/26 Aspen WC) 9th (BA - 2025/26 Secret Garden WC) 10th (SS - 2024/25 Laax WC) 25 18 5 Victor Primeau Aerials 8th (2025/26 Lake Placid #1 WC) 8th (2024/25 Deer Valley WC) 9th (2024/25 Almaty WC) 25 19 6 Pierre-Olivier Cote Aerials 8th (2024/25 Livigno World Cup) 9th (2024/25 Lac-Beauport #1 WC) 10th (2025/26 Lac-Beauport #2 WC) 27 20 4 Gabriel Dufresne Moguls 7th (M - 2024/25 Livigno WC) 11th (DM - 2024/25 Livigno WC) 12th (M - 2024/25 Bakuriani WC) 30 21 5 Gavin Rowell Ski Cross 6th (2024/25 Craigleith #2 WC) 12th (2024/25 Gudauri #2 WC) 13th (2025/26 Innichen #1 WC) 31 22 5 Sam Cordell Moguls 8th (M - 2024/25 Beidahu WC) 11th (DM - 2024/25 Waterville WC) 12th (M - 2024/25 Idre Fjall WC) 31 23 4 Noah Porter MacLennan SS/BA 6th (BA - 2024/25 Aspen WC) 13th (SS - 2024/25 Laax WC) 14th (SS - 2024/25 Aspen WC) 33 24 5 Alexander Henderson SS/BA 7th (BA - 2025/26 Secret Garden WC) 13th (BA - 2025/26 Beijing WC) 13th (BA - 2025/26 Steamboat WC) 33 25 7 Anthony Noel Aerials 9th (2025/26 Lac-Beauport #1 WC) 10th (2025/26 Lake Placid #1 WC) 14th (2024/25 Lac-Beauport #1 WC) 33 26 6 Joey Dubuc Moguls 10th (DM - 2024/25 Val St. Come WC) 10th (DM - 2024/25 Livigno WC) 16th (DM - 2024/25 Almaty WC) 36 27 7 Samuel Goodison Moguls 11th (M - 2024/25 Livigno WC) 14th (DM - 2024/25 Almaty WC) 14th (DM - 2024/25 Val St. Come WC) 39 28 8 Gabriel Dion Aerials 13th (2025/26 Lake Placid #1 WC 14th (2025/26 Lac-Beauport #2 WC) 15th (2025/26 Lake Placid #2 WC) 42 29 6 Nicholas Katrusiak Ski Cross 15th (2024/25 Gudauri #1 WC) 16th (2025/26 Arosa WC) 16th (2024/25 Idre Fjall WC) 47  
Women:
 
Method A:
 
Two or more medals at select competitions during 2024/25 season (events can be found in the PDF)  
Overall Rank Event Rank Athlete Event Result 1 Result 2 1 1 Maia Schwinghammer Moguls 1st (M - Val St. Come WC) 3rd (M - Engadin WCh) 1 1 Cassie Sharpe Halfpipe 1st (Aspen X Games) 3rd (Engadin WCh) 1 1 Marielle Thompson Ski Cross 1st (Val di Fassa #1 WC) 3rd (Val Thorens #2 WC) 4 2 Courtney Hoffos Ski Cross 2nd (Engadin Wch) 3rd (Val di Fassa #1 WC) 5 2 Amy Fraser Halfpipe 3rd (Aspen X Games) 3rd (Aspen WC) Method B:
 
Tier 1:
Two or more medals won in the 2025/26 season  
Overall Rank Event Rank Athlete Event 1st Podium 2nd Podium 6 1 Naomi Urness SS/BA 1st (BA - Steamboat WC) 2nd (BA - Secret Garden WC) 7 1 Marion Thenault Aerials 2nd (Ruka WC) 2nd (Lac-Beauport #1 WC)  
Tier 2:
One medal in the 2025/26 season At least one medal won in the 2024/25 season One additional result at a competition in the top 2/3 of the field 22 points or less  
Overall Rank Event Rank Athlete Event 2025/26 Podium 2024/25 Podium Additional Result Points 8 2 Megan Oldham SS/BA 2nd (SS - Aspen WC) 1st (BA - Aspen WC) 2nd (SS - 2024/25 Laax WC) 5 9 3 Olivia Asselin SS/BA 2nd (BA - Stubai WC) 2nd (SS - Aspen X-Games) 4th (BA - 2025 Wch) 8  
Tier 3:
One medal in 2024/25 or 2025/26 season Two additional results in the top 2/3 of the field 22 points or less  
Overall Rank Event Rank Athlete Event Qualification Period Podium 2nd Best Result Additional Result Points 10 3 India Sherret Ski Cross 1st (2024/25 Val Thorens #2 WC) 1st (2024/25 Reiteralm #2 WC) 2nd (2024/25 Arosa WC) 4 11 4 Hannah Schmidt Ski Cross 1st (2024/25 Reiteralm #1 WC) 3rd (2024/25 Arosa WC) 3rd (2024/25 Reiteralm #2 WC) 7 12 3 Rachael Karker Halfpipe 3rd (2024/25 Cardrona WC) 3rd (2024/25 Calgary WC) 4th (2025 Engadin WCh) 10 13 5 Abby McEwen Ski Cross 3rd (2024/25 Craigleith #2 WC) 4th (2024/25 Val di Fassa WC) 6th (2024/25 Innichen #1 WC) 13  
Tier 4:
Two top 8 results from 2025/26 season One additional result in the top 2/3 of the field 22 points or less  
None
 
Tier 5:
Three top 16 finishes within the top 2/3 of the field  
Overall Rank Event Rank Athlete Event 1st Top 16 2nd Top 16 3rd Top 16 Points 14 6 Brittany Phelan Ski Cross 4th (2024/25 Reiteralm #2 WC) 6th (2024/25 Reiteralm #1 WC) 6th (2025/26 Val Thorens #1 WC) 16 15 4 Dillan Glennie Halfpipe 6th (2024/25 Calgary WC) 8th (2024/25 Secret Garden WC) 9th (2024/25 Cardrona WC) 23 16 2 Laurianne Desmarais-Gilbert Moguls 4th (M - 2025 Engadin WCh) 10th (DM - 2025 Engadin Wch) 11th (M - 2024/25 Idre Fjall WC) 25 17 3 Jessica Linton Moguls 7th (DM - 2025 Engadin WCh) 8th (DM - 2025/26 Val St. Come WC) 10th (M - 2025/26 Ruka #1 WC) 25 18 4 Skye Clarke SS/BA 9th (SS - 2024/25 Stoneham WC) 10th (SS - 2024/25 Aspen WC) 13th (SS - 2024/25 Laax WC) 32 19 4 Ashley Koehler Moguls 7th (M - 2024/25 Waterville WC) 14th (DM - 2025/26 Val St. Come WC) 16th (M - 2024/25 Deer Valley WC) 37 20 2 Charlie Fontaine Aerials 12th (2024/25 Lac-Beauport #1 WC) 12th (2024/25 Deer Valley WC) 13th (2025/26 Lac-Beauport #1 WC) 37

I'm very excited. These will be the first Olympics I'll attend in person, the first one with NHLers since 2014, and also to me it feels like these are the first winter Olympics since 2018 (I was going through a really bad time in my personal life in 2022, so that combined with how muted the Beijing games felt because of the pandemic means I have very little memories of Beijing 2022 - felt more like a series of world championships than the Olympics).

Again, I respect and bow down to the hockey Gods. But Canada often loses to the US before the Olympics. 
 
Listen, it's 50/50 in any one game playoff. The USA lost to Sweden in the semis in 2006 for the women. 
 
And that goes for the men too. People are saying it's between Canada and the US. One game can change anything. Belarus scored from the center line in 2002 to get to the semis against Canada. 
 
On paper, it should be Canada vs USA in both genders, then whatever happens in that game. But before that things can happen. Heck, it was thought to be Canada vs Russia in 2010, and they met in the quarters. Then Canada barely squeaked by Latvia in the quarters in 2014. (Side note: the only goal given up by Canada in the playoffs was against Latvia). 
 
Edit: Canada allowed 3 goals in 6 games in Sochi. 2 of them where against Norway and Latvia (the other against Finland). Crazy. As a Habs fan, thank you Goalie Carey. 
 
Edit 2: It is insane that even though Price had a SV% 0.972, and shutouts in the semis and finals against the two biggest rivals, he was not named MVP of the tournament or to the all-star team. Ok, insane defence, but totally undervalued. 

I am not tempting the hockey Gods, I DO NOT TEMPT YOU I AM MERELY STATING FACTS MY LORDS!
 
But, the Canadian women have only lost gold once in the last 6 Olympics, and it was in a shoot-out. 
 
You know, the one gold medal game I got to attend. 
 
And then I got to watch Koe lose in the semis to Americans later in the day. 
 
Fun times. (It actually was an amazing day, spent most of it in Canada House and met athletes and had a great time). 

I am not tempting the hockey Gods, I DO NOT TEMPT YOU I AM MERELY STATING FACTS MY LORDS!
 
But, the Canadian women have only lost gold once in the last 6 Olympics, and it was in a shoot-out. 
 
You know, the one gold medal game I got to attend. 
 
And then I got to watch Koe lose in the semis to Americans later in the day. 
 
Fun times. (It actually was an amazing day, spent most of it in Canada House and met athletes and had a great time). 

Final Men's Results:
1. Stephen Gogolev - 275.50 (175.90)
2. Roman Sadovsky - 255.10 (173.31)
3. Aleksa Rakic - 246.02 (162.42)
 
That should officially cement Gogolev's spot on the olympic team.

Gold for Laurie Blouin in the slopestyle at the Aspen World Cup!

Kingsbury is not starting in the dual moguls

Moguls WC Val St Come 
 
Men
Gold-  Mikael Kingsbury (85.83) 
Silver-  Matt Graham (83.50)
Bronze-  Nick Page (80.96)
 
Women
Gold-  Jakara Anthony (79.83)
Silver-  Tess Johnson (75.85)
Bronze-  Olivia Giaccio (75.78)
 
Women's finals were cancelled due to time constraints after weather delays. 
 
Full Results

Team Canada women's ice hockey roster is out now which is attached.
 
My prediction:
 
If the gold medal final for both the Women's and Men's tournaments are between  and  , I will say that whichever nation wins the women's tournament will be the same one that wins the men's tournament.

I had a look at the leaderboards for this year. Gogolev's short Program score places him 3rd on the short Program leaderboard only trailing Malinin and Kagiyama.
 
Of course there's a home ice scoring boost but this is still very encouraging for the team event.

Silver and bronze for Megan Oldham and Elena Gaskell in women's slopestyle at at the Aspen WC!

Dylan Deschamps also fails to make the final in the men’s field
 
On the positive side, Meghan Oldham, Olivia Asselin, Elena Gaskell(!) qualify for the women’s slopestyle final, while Evan McEachran and Max Moffatt barely qualify for the men’s slopestyle final

Also had 4 ski jumpers in 2022, not three. Forgetting the great Olympic mixed team medalist Matthew Soukop, tsk tsk 

I’m predicting 211 athletes in 14 sports, for 104 men and 107 women, a decrease of 4 athletes from Beijing 2022. 
 
Alpine Skiing (12 athletes)
Projected Athletes in 2026: 12 (6 men + 6 women)
# of athletes in 2022: 13 (5 men + 8 women)
 
Decrease of 1 athlete from 2022.
 
For the men, Cameron Alexander and Jack Crawford will for sure qualify barring injury. Jeffery Read, Brodie Seger, Broderick Thompson as well. Riley Seger probably will get the sixth quota. For the women, Valerie Grenier, Alli Nullmeyer, Laurence St Germain, Britt Richardson,  Cassidy Gray, and Raphael Lessard. 
 
Biathlon (8 athletes)
Projected Athletes in 2026: 8 (4 men + 4 women)
# of athletes in 2022: 8 (4 men + 4 women)
 
We qualified 4 in each gender through the Nations Cup Rankings. Men just barely made it. 
 
Women’s team will probably be Peiffer, Rousseau, Paradis, Moser. Men’s team is less certain, but I’m guessing Connelly, Runnals, Pletz, Borglum (we only have three competing at the first WC…)
 
Bobsleigh (13 athletes)
Projected Athletes in 2026: 13 (8 men + 5 women)
# of athletes in 2022: 18 (12 men + 6 women)
 
Our men’s team is on a major fall with the retirement of Kripps, so only Pat Norton and Taylor Austin in four-men
 
On the women’s side, I have Appiah/Lotholz representing us in monobob, very tough to tell though. Completely unsure as who the two-women teams but if we’re basing it off the evaluation selection races (because I don’t know nearly enough about bobsleigh) I think it’ll be Ribi/Richardson Wilson, Appiah/Mitchell, this’ll be very disappointing if we only qualify 5 women. 
 
Cross-Country Skiing (10 athletes)
Projected Athletes in 2026: 10 (5 men + 5 women)
# of athletes in 2022: 9 (4 men + 5 women)
 
Antoine Cyr, Tom Stephen, Maximillian Hollmann, Remi Drolet, Xavier McKeever made the team for the men. 
Katherine Stewart-Jones, Sonjaa Schmidt, Amelia Wells, Alison Mackie, Liliane Gagnon made the team for the women. 
 
There’s a good chance at a seventh women’s quota which would have Olivia Bouffard-Nesbit qualifying as well. 
 
Curling (12 athletes)
Projected Athletes in 2026: 11 (5 men + 6 women)
# of athletes in 2022: 12 (6 men + 6 women)
 
Peterman/Gallant, Team Homan, and Team Jacobs have already qualified. 
 
Figure Skating (12 athletes)
Projected Athletes in 2026: 12 (6 men + 6 women)
# of athletes in 2022: 13 (7 men + 6 women)
 
Already secured one men’s quota, one women’s quota, two pairs quotas, and three ice dance quotas, which is our final team through the results of World Championships. 
 
Probablt Madeline Schizas for the women’s spot. For the men’s spot, Stephen Gogolev is the front-runner with Roman Sadovsky right behind him. Pairs is locked in with Stellato-Dudek/Deschamps and Pereira/Michaud and so is ice dance with Gilles/Poirier, Lajoie/Lagha and Fabbri/Ayer. 
 
 
Freestyle Skiing (32 athletes)
Projected Athletes in 2026: 32 (16 men + 16 women)
# of athletes in 2022: 32 (16 men + 16 women)
 
Almost surely going to qualify 32, but almost impossible to predict who will qualify in terms of athletes on the bubble because we would be qualifying much much more if there wasn’t a cap. 
 
Men:
Aerials (3): Alexandre Duchaine, Lewis Irving, Miha Fontaine 
Moguls (3): Mikael Kingsbury, Julien Viel, Elliot Vaillancourt 
Ski Cross (4): Reece Howden, Kevin Drury, Jared Schmidt, Kristofer Mahler
Halfpipe (3): Brendan MacKay, Andrew Longino, Dylan Marineau
Slopestyle/Big Air (3): Evan McEachran, Dylan Deschamps, Max Moffatt
 
Women:
Aerials (2): Marion Thenault, Charlie Fontaine
Moguls (2): Maia Schwinghammer, Laurianne Desmarais-Gilbert, Ashley Koehler, Jessica Linton
Ski Cross (4): Abby McEwen, Marielle Thompson, Hannah Schmidt, Brittany Phelan
Halfpipe (4): Cassie Sharpe, Rachael Karker, Amy Fraser, Dillan Glennie
Slopestyle/Big Air (4): Megan Oldham, Olivia Asselin, Elena Gaskell, Naomi Urness
 
Rowell, Katrusiak, Beatty, Porter MacLennan, Therriault, Primeau, David-Chalifoux, other Marineau, Koehler, Linton all miss out. 
 
Ice Hockey (48 athletes)
Projected Athletes in 2026: 48 (25 men + 23 women)
# of athletes in 2022: 48 (25 men + 23 women)
 
Yeah I’m sticking with no roster predictions for either of them with the women, men are already named. 
 
Luge (7 athletes)
Projected Athletes in 2026: 7 (3 men + 4 women)
# of athletes in 2022: 6 (3 men + 3 women)
 
Caitlin Nash and Embyr-Lee Susko in women’s singles (Trinity Ellis misses out), Theo Downey in men’s singles, Wardrope/Zajanski in men’s doubles, and Podulsky/Allan in women’s doubles. 
 
Nordic Combined (0 athletes)
 
 We are a complete joke at this sport and won’t be qualifying anyone in the next 10000000 years or so 
 
Short Track (10 athletes)
Projected Athletes in 2026: 10 (5 men + 5 women)
# of athletes in 2022: 10 (5 men + 5 women)
 
Projected # of events in 2026: 9
# of events in 2022: 9
 
Already named.
 
Florence Brunelle, Kim Boutin, Courtney Sarault, Danae Blais and Rikki Doak for the women. 

For the men, William Dandjinou, Felix Roussel, JPG, Steven Dubois, Maxime Laoun. 
 
Skeleton (4 athletes)
Projected Athletes in 2026: 4 (2 men + 2 women)
# of athletes in 2022: 3 (1 men + 2 women)
 
A few weeks ago I would’ve said only Halle Clarke and Jane Chanell, but Ryan Kuehn, Josip Brusic, and Zander Greco have been doing good on the NOR-AM circuit and could possibly get us two quotas?
 
Ski Jumping (4 athletes)
Projected Athletes in 2026: 4 (1 men + 3 women)
# of athletes in 2022: 3 (1 men + 2 women)
 
With Loutitt being injured, think Abigail Strate, Nicole Maurer, Natalie Eilers, and Mackenzie Boyd-Clowes will qualify. 
 
Ski Mountaineering (0 athletes)
Projected Athletes in 2026: 0 (0 men + 0 women)
# of athletes in 2022: 0
 
What an embarrassment at the final qualifier 
 
 
Snowboarding (22 athletes)
Projected Athletes in 2026: 21 (10 men + 12 women)
# of athletes in 2022: 23 (11 men + 12 women)
 
Men:
Parallel Giant Slalom (2): Arnaud Gaudet, Ben Heldman
Snowboard Cross (3): Eliot Grondin, Evan Bichon, Liam Moffatt
Slopestyle/Big Air (4): Cameron Spalding, Francis Jobin, Mark McMorris, Eli Bouchard
Halfpipe (1): Liam Gill
 
Women:
Parallel Giant Slalom (3): Aurelie Moisan, Kaylie Buck, Megan Farrell
Snowboard Cross (3): Meryeta Odine, Audrey McManiman, Tess Critchlow
Halfpipe (3): Elizbeth Hosking, Felicity Geremia, Brooke Dhondt
Slopestyle/Big Air (3): Laurie Blouin, Jasmine Baird, Juliette Pelchat
 
No either of the Savard-Fergusson’s, Emeraude Maheux, Nicolas Laframboise or Ryan Vo.
 
Speed Skating (15 athletes)
Projected Athletes in 2026: 14 (7 men + 8 women)
# of athletes in 2022: 16 (8 men + 8 women)
 
Men:
500m (3): Laurent Dubreuil, Anders Johnson, Cedric Brunet
1000m (2): Laurent Dubreuil, Anders Johnson
1500m (2): David la Rue, Daniel Hall
5000m (1): Ted-Jan Bloemen
10000m (1): Ted-Jan Bloemen
Mass Start (2): Daniel Hall, Antoine Gelinas-Beaulieu (no Jake Weidemann)
 
Women:
500m (3): Carolina Hiller, Beatrice Lamarche, Brooklyn McDougall
1000m (2): Beatrice Lamarche, Rose Laliberte-Roy
1500m (2): Ivanie Blondin, Beatrice Lamarche, Valerie Maltais
3000m (3): Isabelle Weidemann, Ivanie Blondin, Valerie Maltais
5000m (2): Isabelle Weidemann, Laura Hall (No idea why Blondin missed this)
Mass Start (2): Ivanie Blondin, Valerie Maltais

And Marion Thenault wins the silver at home!

Can we wrap them in bubble-wrap? 

Halfpipe WC Calgary
 
None of the medal contenting  athletes, notably. 
 
Women
Gold-  Elizabeth Hosking (82.50) 
Silver-  Wu Shaotong (77.25)
Bronze- Isabelle Loetscher (76.00)

First WC win for Hosking, only with a score in the low 80s though... not the strongest field. Loetscher with her first career WC podium.
 
Men
Gold-  Valentino Guseli (87.25)
Silver-  David Habluetzel (80.00)
Bronze-  Patrick Burgener (79.25)
 
And that's the first snowboarding WC podium in history for Brazil! First career WC podium for Habluetzel as well. 
 
Full Results

Now first in the overall U23 standings despite missing the first 3 stops

Allison Mackie 8th in the 10k at the Tour De Ski event in Italy!

Liliane Gagnon has withdrawn from the Tour de Ski. In her Instagram post (in French) she wishes for more health before racing at the Olympics. Hopefully that doesn't mean what I think it does  

Alison Mackie finished 5th in today's race!

And 3 men in the top 15!