Megan Oldham Wins Bronze in Ski Slopestyle at Milano Cortina 2026
Megan Oldham carved her name into Olympic history by winning the bronze medal in women’s ski slopestyle at the Milano Cortina 2026 Winter Games. The competition took place on February 9, 2026, and showcased thrilling performances from the world’s top athletes.
Megan Oldham’s Performance
In the final, each competitor completed three runs, with only their highest score being considered for the rankings. Oldham secured her podium finish with a score of 76.46 in her final run. This achievement followed a challenging second run, which ended in a crash during her last jump.
Scoring Breakdown
- First Run: 69.76 (third place)
- Second Run: Crash on final jump
- Third Run: 76.46 (final score)
During her decisive third run, Oldham exhibited outstanding technical skills. She executed a smooth opening rail section, successfully performed back-to-back double cork 1260s, and finished with a clean 900 tail grab.
Podium Finish
Oldham’s bronze medal places her among elite company, just behind gold medalist Mathilde Gremaud from Switzerland and silver medalist Eileen Gu from China. This victory marked a significant moment for Canada, being the nation’s first Olympic medal in women’s ski slopestyle since its debut in Sochi 2014. In that event, Dara Howell claimed gold while Kim Lamarre took bronze.
Previous Olympic Experience
Megan Oldham narrowly missed her first Olympic medal at the Beijing 2022 Games, finishing fourth in big air. At those Games, she fell short of qualifying for the slopestyle final by just one position.
With her stunning performance in Milano Cortina, Megan Oldham has solidified her place in winter sports history and captured the attention of fans worldwide.
