Australian skier Jakara Anthony secured a gold medal at the Val Saint-Côme World Cup moguls event in Canada, placing her at the top of the overall standings. Teammate Matt Graham claimed a silver medal, marking his second consecutive podium finish, which also moved him to the lead in the men's overall standings. This is the first time in World Cup history that Australia holds the top position in both the women's and men's competitions.
Anthony's victory was determined by her qualification performance, as thick fog led to the cancellation of the women's finals. This marks Anthony's second moguls win of the year and her 25th career World Cup gold medal, bringing her one victory shy of Jacqui Cooper's all-time record.
The men's competition proceeded, where Canadian Mikaël Kingsbury achieved his 100th World Cup gold medal on home soil. Matt Graham finished second behind Kingsbury. Graham, a silver medallist from the 2018 PyeongChang Winter Olympics, is currently performing strongly this season.
Other Australian results include Jackson Harvey finishing seventh in the men's final, with George Murphy (19th) and Cooper Woods (21st) not reaching the final. In the women's field, Charlotte Wilson placed 17th and Emma Bosco 27th.
Separately, Valentino Guseli placed fourth in the snowboard halfpipe World Cup event in Aspen, US.