Snowboarding at the 2026 Winter Olympics – Women's snowboard cross

Women's snowboard cross
at the XXV Olympic Winter Games
Snowboarding
VenueLivigno Snow Park,
Valtellina
Date13 February
Medalists
1st place, gold medalist(s) Josie Baff  Australia
2nd place, silver medalist(s) Eva Adamczyková  Czech Republic
3rd place, bronze medalist(s) Michela Moioli  Italy
Snowboarding at the
2026 Winter Olympics
Qualification
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The women's snowboard cross competition in snowboarding at the 2026 Winter Olympics was held on 13 February at the Livigno Snow Park in Valtellina.[1] Josie Baff of Australia, the 2020 Youth Olympics champion, won the event, which became her first Olympic medal. Eva Adamczyková, the 2014 champion, won the silver medal, and Michela Moioli, the 2018 champion, bronze.

Background

The 2022 champion, Lindsey Jacobellis, retired from competitions. The silver medalist, Chloé Trespeuch, qualified for the event. The bronze medalist, Meryeta O'Dine, withdrew from the Olympics because of an injury.[2] Charlotte Bankes was leading the 2025–26 FIS Snowboard World Cup standings in snowboard cross. Michela Moioli, the 2018 Olympic champion, was the 2025 World champion.

Qualification

Main article: Snowboarding at the 2026 Winter Olympics – Qualification

Results

Seeding run

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Rank Bib Name Country Run 1 Run 2 Best
1 6 Eva Adamczyková  Czech Republic 1:12.29 – 1:12.29
2 7 Léa Casta  France 1:12.79 – 1:12.79
3 2 Noémie Wiedmer  Switzerland 1:13.12 – 1:13.12
4 13 Julia Nirani-Pereira  France 1:13.32 – 1:13.32
5 9 Chloé Trespeuch  France 1:13.49 – 1:13.49
6 11 Michela Moioli  Italy 1:13.63 – 1:13.63
7 10 Pia Zerkhold  Austria 1:14.14 – 1:14.14
8 3 Sina Siegenthaler  Switzerland 1:14.22 – 1:14.22
9 8 Charlotte Bankes  Great Britain 1:14.31 – 1:14.31
10 1 Jana Fischer  Germany 1:14.40 – 1:14.40
11 12 Mia Clift  Australia 1:14.43 – 1:14.43
12 5 Audrey McManiman  Canada 1:14.52 – 1:14.52
13 4 Stacy Gaskill  United States 1:14.60 – 1:14.60
14 19 Maja-Li Iafrate Danielsson  France 1:15.05 – 1:15.05
15 27 Hanna Percy  United States 1:15.27 – 1:15.27
16 16 Brianna Schnorrbusch  United States 1:15.29 – 1:15.29
17 14 Josie Baff  Australia 1:15.62 – 1:15.62
18 25 Sofia Groblechner  Italy 1:15.65 – 1:15.65
19 15 Aline Albrecht  Switzerland 1:15.80 – 1:15.80
20 21 Lisa Francesia Boirai  Italy 1:15.99 – 1:15.99
21 18 Faye Thelen  United States 1:16.08 1:14.62 1:14.62
22 22 Anouk Dörig  Switzerland 1:35.49 1:14.87 1:14.87
23 17 Karolína Hrůšová  Czech Republic 1:16.04 1:14.98 1:14.98
24 32 Abbey Wilson  Australia 1:16.38 1:15.03 1:15.03
25 23 Pang Chuyuan  China 1:17.98 1:16.67 1:16.67
26 20 Yongqinglamu  China 1:18.17 1:17.07 1:17.07
27 24 Kata Mandel  Romania 1:17.13 1:17.23 1:17.13
28 30 Remi Yoshida  Japan 1:17.10 1:17.42 1:17.10
29 28 Woo Su-been  South Korea 1:18.90 1:17.82 1:17.82
30 29 Mai Brit Teder  Estonia 1:18.10 1:18.47 1:18.10
31 26 Henrietta Bartalis  Romania 1:19.56 1:19.44 1:19.44
32 31 Brunner Blanca  Hungary 1:19.47 1:20.14 1:19.47

Elimination round

1/8 finals

Quarterfinals

Semifinals

Finals

Small final
Rank Bib Name Country Notes
5 7 Pia Zerkhold  Austria
6 4 Julia Nirani-Pereira  France
7 21 Faye Thelen  United States
8 2 Léa Casta  France
Big final
Rank Bib Name Country Notes
1st place, gold medalist(s) 17 Josie Baff  Australia
2nd place, silver medalist(s) 1 Eva Adamczyková  Czech Republic
3rd place, bronze medalist(s) 6 Michela Moioli  Italy
4 3 Noémie Wiedmer  Switzerland

References

  1. ^ "2026 Olympic Winter Games Competition Schedule Version - Snowboarding". Retrieved 28 January 2026.
  2. ^ "Snowboard-Canada's Meryeta O'Dine ruled out of Games after ankle fracture". Reuters. 7 February 2026.
  3. ^ "Snowboard Women's Snowboard Cross". 13 February 2026.
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