Oldham Secures Spot in Olympic Slopestyle Finals
Canadian freeskier Megan Oldham has successfully secured her place in the finals of the women’s freeski slopestyle competition at Milano Cortina 2026. This morning, she finished seventh in the qualification round, edging out fellow countrywoman Naomi Urness, who ranked eighth.
Qualification Rundown
The qualification round featured twenty-six skilled skiers tackling the challenging slopestyle course. Competitors navigated obstacles like jumps and rails, showcasing their speed, acrobatics, and creativity. Scores were awarded based on originality, overall height of tricks, and execution quality.
Top Performers
- Mathilde Gremaud (SUI) – 79.15 points
- Eileen Gu (CHN) – 75.30 points
- Kirsty Muir (GBR) – 64.98 points
- Avery Krumme (USA) – 64.93 points
- Han Linshan (CHN) – 62.98 points
- Anni Karava (FIN) – 62.91 points
- Megan Oldham (CAN) – 61.05 points
- Naomi Urness (CAN) – 58.40 points
The top twelve skiers advanced to the finals, scheduled to take place on Monday. Each competitor will start anew, ensuring fair conditions for all riders.
Oldham’s Olympic Journey
Megan Oldham previously made her Olympic debut during the Beijing 2022 Games, where she was the top qualifier for the women’s big air final. She narrowly missed a podium finish, ultimately placing fourth. Oldham has expressed hope and determination for her future Olympic endeavors, including the upcoming competition in Milano Cortina.
As the excitement builds for the women’s freeski slopestyle final, fans are eager to see how Oldham will perform against the world’s best athletes. The competition promises to be thrilling, with obstacles that test both skill and versatility.
