Howden wins to close in on Crystal Globe, Hoffos second in ski cross

Frenchman Youri Duplessis Kergomard finished his 2024/25 season with 2nd place on Sunday in Idre Fjäll (Sweden) in the last skicross World Cup race, a week after being deprived of world money.

Howden wins to close in on Crystal Globe, Hoffos second in ski cross

IDRE FJÄLL - Reece Howden sped to a gold medal on Saturday in the second last men's World Cup ski cross race of the season, while fellow Canadian Courtney Hoffos took silver in the women's race.

Kaleb Barnum shines in First World Cup | East Kootenay, Elk Valley, Fernie

Kaleb Barnum from Fernie and a member of the Canadian Ski Cross Team (NEXTGEN), made an impressive debut at the World Cup circuit in Idre Fjall, Sweden. Competing against some of the world’s best, Barnum placed 30th overall, a commendable achievement for his first start on such a prestigious platform. This milestone comes after a challenging start to the season for Barnum, who overcame significant injuries, including a concussion, torn rotator c…

Canada’s Howden wins seventh ski cross World Cup of the season to earn Crystal Globe

IDRE FJÄLL — Reece Howden won his seventh ski cross World Cup of the season on Sunday to earn the third Crystal Globe of his career and help Canada to its fourth consecutive Nations Cup. It was Howden’s fourth win in the last five races, his 18th career World Cup win and his third Crystal Globe in five years to go along with championships in 2021 and 2023. This year’s Crystal Globe, awarded to the World Cup season points leader, came down to the…

Montreal, March 30, 2025 (Sportcom) – At the last World Cup of the ski cross season, Jared Schmidt took 11th place on Sunday at Idre Fjäll, Sweden. After winning in his eighth-final wave, the Mont-Tremblant club athlete saw his day end in the quarter-finals where he finished third in his race and finished 11th in the standings. In the finals, Canadian Reece Howden won in front of Frenchman Yuri Duplessis Kergomard and Italian Simone Deromedis. C…

Reece Howden won the last ski cross race of the season on Sunday at Idre Fjäll, Sweden, allowing him to get a grip on the crystal globe. View this post on Instagram A post shared by FIS Ski Cross World Cup (@fisskicross) Everything was still to be played at the dawn of this last race. With his victory the day before, Howden was in first place in the general standings, but Italian Simone Deromedis also aspired to great honours. By finishing first…