Canada’s Schwinghammer claims World Cup moguls bronze, Kingsbury properly off the rostrum

Canada’s Schwinghammer claims World Cup moguls bronze, Kingsbury properly off the rostrum

Canadian freestyle skier Maïa Schwinghammer claimed World Cup moguls bronze, whereas males’s star Mikael Kingsbury was held off the rostrum Thursday in Deer Valley, Utah.

Saskatoon’s Schwinghammer, who gained her first profession World Cup final week in Val St. Come, Que., was third behind winner Jaelin Kauf of the U.S. and runner-up Perrine Laffont of France.

Schwinghammer additionally ranks third within the ladies’s general World Cup moguls standings behind reigning world champion Laffont in first and Kauf in second.

Males’s general chief Kingsbury of Deux-Montagnes, Que., did not make the six-man ultimate. He misplaced his stability on a mogul earlier than the ultimate leap on his second run and was unable to execute the leap.

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The 32-year-old was using a four-win streak throughout moguls and twin moguls and is 4 away from a profession 100 World Cup victories.

Julien Viel of Mont-Saint-Anne, Que., was fourth.

Japan’s Ikuma Horishima was first, Kazakhstan’s Pavel Kolmakov second and Frenchman Benjamin Cavet third.

Canadians will compete in aerials Friday and twin moguls Saturday in Deer Valley.

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