US EditionAustralian Anthony Earns Redemption with Women's Freestyle Skiing Dual Moguls Gold
Jakara Anthony secured gold by winning all five elimination runs with a top judges' score of 20, marking a redemption after prior moguls disappointment.
- On Saturday, Jakara Anthony won the women's dual moguls gold in the Olympic debut at Milano Cortina, delivering another freestyle-skiing gold to Australia.
- Five single-elimination rounds in the dual moguls head-to-head Olympic format had Anthony skiing cleanly side-by-side through parallel bump fields to reach the final.
- Judges awarded a 20% score split after Anthony crossed ahead in the final, with the result confirmed by assessment. She celebrated her win after a narrow margin.
- Jakara Anthony celebrated as the first Australian to win two Winter Olympics gold medals, with Jaelin Kauf taking silver and Elizabeth Lemley claiming bronze in Livigno.
- Crashes and tumbles shaped many matchups, including Kauf's fall after Perrine Laffont crashed and skied off, while Lemley fell but still reached the bronze-medal race and three Canadians won 1/16 rounds before losing in 1/8 finals.
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Australian takes gold, 2 US women medal in dual moguls
LIVIGNO, Italy -- Australia's Jakara Anthony won the gold medal in the women's freestyle skiing dual moguls at the Winter Olympics on Saturday, redeeming herself after a disappointing loss three days earlier in the single-format moguls.
Los Angeles Times
Jakara Anthony gave Australia another gold medal in acrobatic skiing on Saturday, winning the Olympic debut of the dual moguls, the wildest and most unpredictable cousin of acrobatic skiing who has spent decades at the Games.
Kauf and Lemley medal again in inaugural Olympic women's dual moguls
LIVIGNO, Italy — The snow was coming down heavily Saturday morning at the Livigno Aerials & Moguls Park during the inaugural Olympic women’s dual moguls. The conditions made the course a touch slower and harder to see. Salt Lake City’s Jaelin Kauf and part-time Park City resident Elizabeth Lemley found a way to shine through as bright as their moguls gold and silver medals from Wednesday. Kauf, the single-elimination bracket’s two seed, and Leml…
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