Fraser just misses halfpipe medal, leaves Milano Cortina with personal best

Amy Fraser narrowly missed the podium in the women’s freeski halfpipe at Milano Cortina 2026, finishing fourth in her second Olympic appearance. The 30-year-old delivered two strong runs in Sunday’s final, improving her score from 85.00 to 88.00, just 4.5 points shy of a medal. Skiing in ideal conditions at Livigno Snow Park, Fraser put down one of the best runs of her career and capped off the Games with her best-ever Olympic result.

Brendan Mackay wins bronze in men’s ski halfpipe

Brendan Mackay delivered when it mattered most, landing a clutch final run to win bronze in men’s ski halfpipe at Milano Cortina 2026. His 91.00 on the final run secured a podium spot behind gold medallist Alex Ferreira and silver medallist Henry Sildaru, marking Canada’s first Olympic medal in the event since 2014.

Team Canada Update – February 19

Marion Thénault still proud despite just missing Olympic aerials super final

After placing seventh in her Olympic debut at Beijing 2022, Marion Thénault narrowly missed the women’s aerials super final at the Milano Cortina 2026 Olympic Winter Games, finishing seventh once again—just 2.04 points shy of advancing. Despite the disappointment, the 25-year-old showed confidence and consistency and will look ahead to the mixed team aerials event later this week.

Megan Oldham wins gold in women’s ski big air

Megan Oldham has won her second medal of Milano Cortina 2026, taking gold in women’s ski big air.

Mikaël Kingsbury wins silver for fourth Olympic medal in men’s moguls

In one of the closest finishes in Olympic moguls history, Mikaël Kingsbury captured the silver medal at the Milano Cortina 2026 Olympic Winter Games. Posting a score of 83.71 in the super final, Kingsbury briefly held the top spot before Australia’s Cooper Woods claimed gold on a tiebreaker. The medal marks Kingsbury’s fourth Olympic podium, further cementing his legacy as one of the greatest freestyle skiers of all time.