Team USA's Recent Results

• NEXT: U.S Freeski Men Sweep at the Secret Garden

  Maddie Mastro tops the podium in snowboard halfpipe

  Maddy Schaffrick placed third and Bea Kim also made the finals

  Next slide: U.S Freeski Men Sweep at the Secret Garden
• NEXT: Jessie Diggins Kicks Off World Cup Circuit With Gold in Women's 20-Kilometer Mass Start

  U.S Freeski Men Sweep at the Secret Garden

  Nick Goepper, Alex Ferreira and David Wise placed 1-2-3 in the event, marking the first time the U.S team has completed a podium sweep outside of the U.S in 20 years.

  Next slide: Jessie Diggins Kicks Off World Cup Circuit With Gold in Women's 20-Kilometer Mass Start
• NEXT: Noah Elliot Flies to Two Golds in LL1 Field in First Banked Slalom World Cup

  Jessie Diggins Kicks Off World Cup Circuit With Gold in Women's 20-Kilometer Mass Start

  The three-time Olympic medalist won her 48th world cup title on Sunday.

  Next slide: Noah Elliot Flies to Two Golds in LL1 Field in First Banked Slalom World Cup
• NEXT: Chevonne Forgan and Sophie Kirkby Win First Race of the Season in Luge Doubles

  Noah Elliot Flies to Two Golds in LL1 Field in First Banked Slalom World Cup

  Zach Miller won bronze in the men's LL2 classification while Darian Haynes finished in fourth overall in the women's UL.

  Next slide: Chevonne Forgan and Sophie Kirkby Win First Race of the Season in Luge Doubles
• NEXT: Olivia Giaccio Highlights U.S. Moguls Team Performances in World Cup Finals

  Chevonne Forgan and Sophie Kirkby Win First Race of the Season in Luge Doubles

  Forgan and Kirkby claimed the first U.S. luge gold of the season in Lillehammer, Norway. Emily Sweeney and Jonny Gustafson took home silver in the inaugural mixed event.

  Next slide: Olivia Giaccio Highlights U.S. Moguls Team Performances in World Cup Finals
• NEXT: Mia Hunt Makes Her FIS Alpine World Cup Debut in Killington, Vermont, Finishes With 58.46

  Olivia Giaccio Highlights U.S. Moguls Team Performances in World Cup Finals

  Giaccio won bronze in Ruka, Finland, finishing with a 76.95. All U.S. women finished within the top 13.

  Next slide: Mia Hunt Makes Her FIS Alpine World Cup Debut in Killington, Vermont, Finishes With 58.46
• NEXT: Jesse Keefe Takes Home Gold in Men's Standing Slalom in Panamora, Canada

  Mia Hunt Makes Her FIS Alpine World Cup Debut in Killington, Vermont, Finishes With 58.46

  The University of Denver skier competed in her first-ever world cup in women's slalom at FIS' first stop in North America for the 2024-25 season. Paula Moltzan and Nina O'Brien finished fifth and sixth, respectively.

  Next slide: Jesse Keefe Takes Home Gold in Men's Standing Slalom in Panamora, Canada
• NEXT: Kendall Wesenberg Secures the Double in North American Cup

  Jesse Keefe Takes Home Gold in Men's Standing Slalom in Panamora, Canada

  The U.S. Para alpine skiing team won a total of 12 medals in first race of the season.

  Next slide: Kendall Wesenberg Secures the Double in North American Cup
• NEXT: Jordan Stolz Races to Four Golds After Sweeping in Beijing

  Kendall Wesenberg Secures the Double in North American Cup

  The 2018 Olympian won both women's skeleton races over the weekend.

  Next slide: Jordan Stolz Races to Four Golds After Sweeping in Beijing
• NEXT: Mac Forehand, Troy Podmilsak Earn Best U.S. Men's Big Air Performances in Beijing

  Jordan Stolz Races to Four Golds After Sweeping in Beijing

  The American speed skater claimed his 15th consecutive world cup gold at the 2024 ISU Speed Skating World Cup.

  Next slide: Mac Forehand, Troy Podmilsak Earn Best U.S. Men's Big Air Performances in Beijing
• Mac Forehand, Troy Podmilsak Earn Best U.S. Men's Big Air Performances in Beijing

  Forehand finished in eighth while Podmilsak claimed 10th this weekend.