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China's Eileen Gu wins gold in women’s halfpipe at Winter Olympics

Eileen Gu became the most decorated Olympic freeskier with six medals after winning gold in the women's freeski halfpipe at the 2026 Winter Games.

  • On Feb. 22, 2026, Eileen Gu clinched gold in the women's freeski halfpipe with a final-run 94.75.
  • Gu, the defending champion, entered after silver in slopestyle and Big Air as the only woman competing in all three events at these Games.
  • Dropping a 94.00 then improving to 94.75, Gu's scores secured her gold medal, while Li Fanghui and Zoe Atkin posted top scores of 93 and 92.5.
  • Gu's win made her the most-decorated women's freeskier with six medals, and Americans did not reach the podium, with Amy Fraser finishing fourth.
  • With Cassie Sharpe sidelined by a concussion, the Livigno Snow Park event was delayed from Saturday to Sunday due to a snowstorm.
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Gu retains halfpipe title for record sixth Olympic medal

LIVIGNO, Italy — China's Eileen Gu successfully defended her women's halfpipe crown at the Winter Games on Sunday with a high-flying run that made her the most decorated Olympic freestyle skier of all time with six medals. Gu's compatriot Li Fanghui won silver, and the bronze went to Zoe Atkin of Britain. After a disappointing opening round, Gu nailed her second and third runs to top the standings with a score of 94.75 and add a gold to the silv…

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Eileen Gu soars to halfpipe gold, her 3rd medal at 2026 Winter Olympics

U.S.-born Eileen Gu of China put on a masterclass to defend her freeski halfpipe gold.

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Le Figaro broke the news in Paris, France on Saturday, February 21, 2026.
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