Freestyle skiing at the Winter World University Games explained

Sport:Freestyle skiing
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Menevents:5
Womenevents:5

The first appearance of freestyle skiing at the Winter Universiade was as an optional sport in the 2005 edition which was held in Innsbruck, Austria. Due to the growing demand, the Fédération Internationale du Sport Universitaire decided to making it a mandatory sporting starting in 2021.[1]

Events

Event Years
Men's aerials • • • 3
Men's moguls • • • • 4
Men's dual moguls • • 2
Men's halfpipe • 1
Men's slopestyle ••2
Men's skicross •• • • • • • 7
Women's aerials • • • 3
Women's moguls • • • • 4
Men's dual moguls • • 2
Women's halfpipe • 1
Women's slopestyle • •2
Women's skicross •• • • • • • 7
Team aerials • • 2

Medalists

Men

Aerials

Yearalign=center bgcolor=gold Goldalign=center bgcolor=silver Silveralign=center bgcolor=cc9966 Bronze
2005–2007 not included in the program
2009 Jia Zongyang Liu Zhongqing Wu Chao
2011–2015 not included in the program
2017 Li Zhonglin Artsiom Bashlakou Guo Ziming
2019 Maxim Burov Li Zhonglin Ruslan Katmanov

Big air

Yearalign=center bgcolor=gold Goldalign=center bgcolor=silver Silveralign=center bgcolor=cc9966 Bronze
2023 Jakob Gessnerg Paul Vieuxtemps Vojtěch Břeský

Moguls

Yearalign=center bgcolor=gold Goldalign=center bgcolor=silver Silveralign=center bgcolor=cc9966 Bronze
2005–2009 not included in the program
2011 Aleksandr Kerner Evgeny Mikhailov Denis Moisseyev
2013 not included in the program
2015 Pavel Kolmakov Dmitriy Reiherd Sergei Shimbuev
2017 Sergei Shimbuev
2019

Dual moguls

Yearalign=center bgcolor=gold Goldalign=center bgcolor=silver Silveralign=center bgcolor=cc9966 Bronze
2005–2015 not included in the program
2017 Dmitriy Reiherd Sergei Shimbuev Pavel Kolmakov
2019 Pavel Kolmakov Benjamin Cavet

Halfpipe

Yearalign=center bgcolor=gold Goldalign=center bgcolor=silver Silveralign=center bgcolor=cc9966 Bronze
2005–2013 not included in the program
2015 John Leonard Kim Kwang-jin Pavel Chupa
2017–2019 not included in the program

Slopestyle

Yearalign=center bgcolor=gold Goldalign=center bgcolor=silver Silveralign=center bgcolor=cc9966 Bronze
2005–2011 not included in the program
2013 Kalle Leinonen Szczepan Karpiel Janne van Enckevort
2015 Fabian Braitsch Broby Leeds Cody Potter
2017 not included in the program
2019 Tobias Müller Eliot Gorry Jona Schmidhalter
2023 Rai Kasamura Manatsu Sato Paul Vieuxtemps

Skicross

Yearalign=center bgcolor=gold Goldalign=center bgcolor=silver Silveralign=center bgcolor=cc9966 Bronze
2005 Juha Haukkala David Fiegl Simon Willmann
2009 Antonie Gallard Andreas Tischendorf Manuel Eicher
2011 Manuel Eicher Georgii Kornilov Olivier Fabre
2013 Mateusz Harbat Igor Omelin Jiří Čech
2015 Bernhard Graf Timothe Henzi Igor Omelin
2017 Jiri Cech Kirill Merenkov Enrico Fromm
2019 Artem Nabiulin Maxim Vikhrov Florian Wilmsmann
2023 Scott Johns Tim-Ole Mietz Niklas Illig

Women

Aerials

Yearalign=center bgcolor=gold Goldalign=center bgcolor=silver Silveralign=center bgcolor=cc9966 Bronze
2005–2007 not included in the program
2009 Li Nina Cheng Shuang Dai Shuangfei
2011–2015 not included in the program
2017 Zhibek Arapbayeva Zhanbota Aldabergenova
2019 Liubov Nikitina Zhanbota Aldabergenova

Big air

Yearalign=center bgcolor=gold Goldalign=center bgcolor=silver Silveralign=center bgcolor=cc9966 Bronze
2023 Koga Yuna Michelle Rageth Viivi Paljärvi

Moguls

Yearalign=center bgcolor=gold Goldalign=center bgcolor=silver Silveralign=center bgcolor=cc9966 Bronze
2005–2009 not included in the program
2011 Irina Pisarevskaya Alena Zueva
2013 not included in the program
2015 Yulia Galysheva Marika Pertakhiya Seo Jee-won
2017 Yulia Galysheva Anastasiya Pervushina
2019 Kisara Sumiyoshi Lea Bouard Sophie Weese

Dual moguls

Yearalign=center bgcolor=gold Goldalign=center bgcolor=silver Silveralign=center bgcolor=cc9966 Bronze
2005–2015 not included in the program
2017 Yulia Galysheva Elizabeta Bezgodova Katharina Ramsauer
2019 Kisara Sumiyoshi Elizaveta Bezgodova

Halfpipe

Yearalign=center bgcolor=gold Goldalign=center bgcolor=silver Silveralign=center bgcolor=cc9966 Bronze
2005–2013 not included in the program
2015 Marine Tripier Mondancin Elizavetta Chesnokova Julie Seifert
2017–19 not included in the program

Slopestyle

Yearalign=center bgcolor=gold Goldalign=center bgcolor=silver Silveralign=center bgcolor=cc9966 Bronze
2005–2011 not included in the program
2013 Alexis Keeney Fabienne Werder Katie Souza
2015 Brooke Potter Zuzana Stromková Stefanie Moessler
2017 not included in the program
2019 Lana Prusakova Anastasia Tatalina Lou Barin
2023 Koga Yuna Michelle Rageth Thea Feinwick

Skicross

Yearalign=center bgcolor=gold Goldalign=center bgcolor=silver Silveralign=center bgcolor=cc9966 Bronze
2005 Karin Huttary Jenni Kilpinen Alexandra Grauvogl
2009 Katrin Ofner Carlotta Nicoletta Julija Liwinska
2011 Christina Manhard Julia Manhard Darya Vasilyeva
2013 Daria Nikolaeva Violetta Kovalskaya Viktoria Strunk
2015 Nikol Kučerová Lidia Pentukhova Tania Prymak
2017 Anna Antonova Mayya Averynova
2019 Ekaterina Maltseva Anna Antonova Klára Kašparová
2023 Nakanishi Lin Nikola Fričová Elizabeth Filiatrault

Mixed

Aerials team

Yearalign=center bgcolor=gold Goldalign=center bgcolor=silver Silveralign=center bgcolor=cc9966 Bronze
2005–2007 not included in the program
2009 Jia Zongyang
Liu Zhongqing
Li Nina		 Cimafiej Sliwiec
Denis Osipau
Maria Shcherbina		 Vladimir Lebedev
Yury Shapkin
Anna Zukal
2009–2015 not included in the program
2017 Zhanbota Aldabergenova
Baglan Inkarbek		 Xu Nuo
Shi Haitao		 Zhu Yingying
Guo Ziming
2019 Aliaksandra Ramanouskaya
Artsiom Bashlakou		 Kristina Spiridonova
Stanislav Nikitin		 Liubov Nikitina
Maxim Burov

Medal table

Last updated after the 2023 Winter World University Games

External links

Notes and References

  1. Web site: Lucerne 2021 consider additions of moguls and ski orienteering to Winter Universiade programme. Insidethegames.biz. 14 May 2019. 5 March 2019 .

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