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Reece Howden`s thrilling victory at the FIS World Cup ski cross highlights Canada`s dominance in skiing competitions this season.

Reece Howden from Cultus Lake, BC, showcased his exceptional skills by clinching victory at the FIS World Cup ski cross race. This win marks a significant achievement in his career, adding to his impressive record this season.

Canadian ski cross athletes have been on a roll, consistently achieving podium finishes in Gudauri, Georgia, further solidifying Canada`s reputation in the sport. The momentum continued with Howden capturing his third win of the season, demonstrating his dominance and skill on the slopes.

In addition to ski cross, the Canadian Para-Alpine team made a strong impression at the Para Alpine World Championships in Maribor, Slovenia. Kalle Ericsson from Kimberley represented Canada in the Para Alpine events, contributing to the team`s overall success.

The 2025 World Alpine Skiing Championships in Saalbach, Austria, showcased thrilling performances across various categories. Notably, Breezy Johnson from the USA secured gold in the Women`s Downhill, while Franjo von Allmen from Switzerland triumphed in the Men`s Downhill. These results highlight the fierce competition and the high level of talent present in alpine skiing today.

For more information on Canadian skiing achievements, visit Alpine Canada and for updates on ski sports, check out NBC Sports.

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