Page Seventh in Olympic Moguls
Team USA's Nick Page finished seventh in individual moguls at the Olympic Winter Games at the Livigno Aerials and Moguls Park on Thursday afternoon.
Australia's Copper Woods took the gold, his country's first medal of the 2026 Games, with a score of 83.71. Canada's Mikael Kingbury won his fourth Olympic medal, and his third Olympic moguls silver medal, with a score of 83.71 - he also won gold in 2018. Japan's Ikuma Horishima took the bronze with a score of 83.44.
Page earned a spot in the final round of eight after placing sixth in the opening round. His Team USA teammates Dylan Walczyk, Charlie Mickel and Landon Wendler also qualified for the opening round of the finals, but did not make the top eight to advance to the medal round.
In the medal round of eight, Page came out on fire, nailing a cork-7 grab on the top jump. However, midway down the course, while carrying a ton of speed, he got a bit loose in bumps before nailing a 1080 off the bottom jump.
"If I had the opportunity to ski that run over again, I would absolutely take it," Page said. "The line was good, but it was tricky conditions - hard to see, and the light was pretty flat. You really just had to be on it."
Charlie Mickel closed out the day in 12th; Dylan Walczyk was 13th and Landon Wendler was 17th. Team USA has another shot at gold on Sunday with the much-anticipated Olympic debut of dual moguls.
