Canadian freestyle skiers Oldham, Gaskell win silver, bronze at World Cup slopestyle event
Canadians Megan Oldham and Elena Gaskell climbed the podium at the women's freestyle skiing slopestyle World Cup event in Aspen, Colo., on Friday.
Great Britain's Kirsty Muir earns gold in Aspen, Colo.
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A pair of Canadians climbed the podium at the women's freestyle skiing slopestyle World Cup event in Aspen, Colo., on Friday.
Megan Oldham, of Parry Sound, Ont., and Elena Gaskell, of Vernon, B.C., captured silver and bronze, respectively, while Great Britain's Kirsty Muir took gold.
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Megan Oldham of Perry Sound, Ont., won World Cup silver and Elena Gaskell of Vernon, B.C. took Bronze Friday at the freestyle ski slopestyle event in Aspen, Colorado.
Oldham's second run score of 73.02 secured the silver medal while Gaskell's final run of 72.90 earned her a third-place finish.
On the men's side, American Mac Forehand (77.38) won gold, with Estonia's Henry Sildaru (75.90) and Norway's Ulrik Samnoey (74.64) taking silver and bronze, respectively.
The top Canadian finisher was Max Moffatt, who ended up in sixth place with a second-run score of 72.71.