Megan Oldham is gearing up for the Women’s Freeski Big Air final at the 2026 Winter Olympics in Milano Cortina. She recently achieved her Olympic dream by winning a bronze medal in the freeski slopestyle event, alongside competitors Mathilde Gremaud and Eileen Gu. This accomplishment has provided her with a significant boost in confidence as she heads into her next competition.
Megan Oldham’s Olympic Journey
Oldham expressed relief after winning her first Olympic medal. “Coming off the bronze, that was a good relief for me to get that dream of the Olympic medal out of the way,” she said. The medal has allowed her to approach the upcoming events with less pressure and more excitement.
Focus on Big Air Event
With her sights set on the Big Air final, Oldham feels invigorated and ready to showcase her skills. “I love this event so much and I have some big tricks to show,” she stated. The Canadian athlete is determined to carry her momentum from the slopestyle event into the Big Air competition.
- Oldham previously finished fourth in the Big Air final at the Beijing 2022 Olympics.
- She fell short of an Olympic medal by just 4.50 points in Beijing.
- The 2026 Winter Olympics mark Oldham’s third Olympic appearance.
Preparing for Competition
Oldham is also aware of the strong competition she will face. “All those girls, they’re riding so well,” she noted, implying the fierce level of talent among her fellow competitors. As the event approaches, her strategy involves visualizing her performance to ensure she executes her tricks effectively under pressure.
With her proven track record as an eight-time X Games medalist, Oldham is poised to make a significant impact in the Women’s Freeski Big Air final at the 2026 Winter Olympics. Fans and fellow athletes alike will be eager to see how she performs as she aims for another medal.
