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Canadian Mikael Kingsbury captured his second world title in less than 24 hours, soaring to gold in dual moguls at the world ski championships in Park City, Utah, on Saturday.

Canadian ski halfpipe star Cassie Sharpe didn’t complete her third and final run on Saturday, scoring 32.00 points for a second-place finish at the freestyle skiing and snowboarding world championships. Estonia's Kelly Sildaru, 16, captured the title.

Cassie Sharpe’s path to the top of the freestyle skiing world has been fuelled by her unwavering confidence, devoted support system and ability to persevere. Heading into the FIS world ski championships this week in Utah, Sharpe is looking to add a world title to her already impressive resume.

Canada's Alex Beaulieu-Marchand continued his recent run of success with a ski big air bronze at the freestyle world championships in Solitude, Utah.

Eva Samkova of the Czech Republic added a world championship snowboardcross title to her list of accomplishments on a day when favourite Lindsey Jacobellis didn't advance to the big final.

Canadian freestyle skier Alex Beaulieu-Marchand won the silver medal in slopestyle at the X Games on Sunday in Aspen. The 24-year-old from Quebec City was coming off a silver-medal performance in big air on Saturday night.

Canada's Max Moffatt won gold in skiing slopestyle on Sunday while fellow Canadian Meghan Oldham took silver in the women's event at Seiser Alm, Italy. The medals were the first on the World Cup circuit for both skiers.

?Canadian Mikael Kingsbury landed back on top of the podium Saturday, winning gold at a moguls World Cup race in Mont-Tremblant, Que., after a disappointing performance a week earlier in Lake Placid, N.Y.

The reigning Olympic champion edged Estonia's Kelly Sildaru with an impressive third-run score of 94.00 to claim the top prize.