Maxime Dufour-Lapointe, the eldest of three freestyle skiing sisters, has announced her retirement from the Canadian moguls team. The 29-year-old from Montreal competed in the 2014 Winter Olympics, three world championships and 104 World Cups during a decade representing Canada.
After 11 years in the Alpine Canada program — four in alpine skiing and seven in ski cross — Georgia Simmerling is hanging up her skis and heading back to the cycling velodrome to train full-time for her second summer Olympic Games.
The Huntsville, Ont., native topped the podium with a score of 175.00 ahead of Italy's Silvia Bertagna (174.00), while fellow Canadian Megan Cressey (152.80) earned bronze.
CBCSports.ca will have live coverage of World Cup freestyle skiing big air from Quebec City beginning on Saturday at 4 p.m. ET.
It was a Canadian sweep atop the podium at the final halfpipe ski World Cup event of the season, with Cassie Sharpe winning the women's competition and Noah Bowman winning the men's event on Thursday.
Canadian Olympic champion Mikael Kingsbury finished on the top of the podium in his final World Cup event of the 2017-18 season, wrapping up the season with a gold medal, as well as two Crystal Globes as overall moguls champion as well as top freestyle skier across all disciplines.
The World Cup ski cross season ended with a cancelled race on Saturday in Are, Sweden, but Canada will come away with some impressive overall results in 2017-18, including the Nations Cup for top overall team.
Watch live as the world's best ski cross athletes are in Megeve, France this weekend competing in a World Cup event.
Canada's Yuki Tsubota soared to bronze in women's slopestyle skiing at the final World Cup race of the season in Seiseralm, Italy on Friday.
Watch as some of the world's best freestyle skiers compete in a slopestyle event at a World Cup stop in Seiser Alm, Italy.