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2024–25 FIS Snowboard World Cup

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2024–25 FIS Snowboard World Cup
Discipline Men Women
Snowboard Cross Austria Jakob Dusek France Léa Casta
Parallel Overall Italy Maurizio Bormolini Japan Tsubaki Miki
Parallel slalom Italy Daniele Bagozza Japan Tsubaki Miki
Parallel giant slalom Italy Maurizio Bormolini Poland Aleksandra Król-Walas
Park & Pipe Overall Japan Taiga Hasegawa United Kingdom Mia Brookes
Halfpipe Japan Yuto Totsuka China Cai Xuetong
Slopestyle Canada Cameron Spalding Japan Kokomo Murase
Big Air Japan Taiga Hasegawa (1) United Kingdom Mia Brookes (2)
Nations Cup Overall  Japan
Competition
Edition 31st 31st
Locations 30 30
Individual 42 42
Mixed 4 4
Cancelled 2 2

The 2024–25 FIS Snowboard World Cup, organized by the International Ski Federation (FIS), is the 31st World Cup in snowboarding for men and women.

The season started on 2 September 2024 in Cardrona, New Zealand and will conclude on 6 April 2025 in Mont-Sainte-Anne, Canada.

This season includes six disciplines: parallel slalom, parallel giant slalom, snowboard cross, halfpipe, slopestyle and big air.

Map of World Cup hosts

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Europe
 Switzerland
Austria
New Zealand
Asia
North America

Men

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Calendar

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Snowboard Cross (SBX)

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# Date Place Winner Second Third Discipline leader R.
1 14 December 2024 Italy Cervinia Austria Jakob Dusek Australia Cameron Bolton Italy Lorenzo Sommariva Austria Jakob Dusek [1]
24 January 2025 Czech Republic Dolní Morava Cancelled
2 1 February 2025 China Beidahu Canada Éliot Grondin Austria Alessandro Hämmerle France Merlin Surget Canada Éliot Grondin [2]
3 2 February 2025 Canada Éliot Grondin Germany Leon Ulbricht France Loan Bozzolo [3]
4 15 February 2025 Italy Cortina d'Ampezzo France Aidan Chollet Germany Kurt Hoshino United States Cody Winters [4]
5 1 March 2025 Turkey Erzurum
6 8 March 2025 Georgia (country) Gudauri
7 9 March 2025
8 21 March 2025 Austria Montafon
9 5 April 2025 Canada Mt. St. Anne
10 6 April 2025

Parallel (PSL/PGS)

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# Date Place Event Winner Second Third Discipline leader R.
1 30 November 2024 China Mylin PGS Italy Edwin Coratti South Korea Kim Sang-kyum South Korea Lee Sang-ho Italy Edwin Coratti [5]
2 1 December 2024 PSL Italy Maurizio Bormolini Austria Benjamin Karl Italy Gabriel Messner Italy Maurizio Bormolini [6]
3 7 December 2024 China Yanqing PGS Slovenia Tim Mastnak Italy Maurizio Bormolini Italy Mirko Felicetti [7]
4 8 December 2024 PSL Italy Daniele Bagozza Italy Gabriel Messner Austria Andreas Prommegger Slovenia Tim Mastnak [8]
5 12 December 2024 Italy Carezza PGS Bulgaria Radoslav Yankov Slovenia Tim Mastnak Austria Benjamin Karl [9]
6 14 December 2024 Italy Cortina d'Ampezzo Italy Daniele Bagozza Italy Aaron March Austria Alexander Payer [10]
7 21 December 2024 Switzerland Davos PSL Austria Arvid Auner Switzerland Dario Caviezel Austria Fabian Obmann Italy Daniele Bagozza [11]
8 11 January 2025 Switzerland Scuol PGS Italy Maurizio Bormolini Austria Dominik Burgstaller Austria Andreas Prommegger Italy Maurizio Bormolini [12]
9 14 January 2025 Austria Bad Gastein PSL Italy Aaron March Austria Andreas Prommegger United States Cody Winters [13]
10 18 January 2025 Bulgaria Bansko PGS Austria Andreas Prommegger Austria Benjamin Karl Italy Gabriel Messner Austria Andreas Prommegger [14]
11 19 January 2025 Switzerland Dario Caviezel Italy Gabriel Messner Bulgaria Radoslav Yankov [15]
12 25 January 2025 Slovenia Rogla Italy Maurizio Bormolini Germany Elias Huber Italy Aaron March Italy Maurizio Bormolini [16]
13 15 February 2025 Canada Val. St. Come Slovenia Žan Košir Austria Benjamin Karl Bulgaria Radoslav Yankov [17]
14 16 February 2025 Germany Elias Huber Italy Roland Fischnaller Italy Maurizio Bormolini [18]
15 1 March 2025 Poland Krynica
16 2 March 2025
17 15 March 2025 Germany Winterberg PSL

Halfpipe (HP)

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# Date Place Winner Second Third Discipline leader R.
1 8 December 2024 China Secret Garden Japan Yuto Totsuka Australia Scotty James Japan Ryusei Yamada Japan Yuto Totsuka [19]
2 20 December 2024 United States Copper Japan Ayumu Hirano Japan Yuto Totsuka Japan Ruka Hirano [20]
3 18 January 2025 Switzerland Laax Australia Scotty James Japan Ruka Hirano Japan Ayumu Hirano [21]
4 1 February 2025 United States Aspen Japan Ruka Hirano Japan Ayumu Hirano Japan Ryusei Yamada Japan Ayumu Hirano [22]
5 21 February 2025 Canada Calgary

Slopestyle (SS)

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# Date Place Winner Second Third Discipline leader R.
1 2 September 2024 New Zealand Cardrona Canada Cameron Spalding Norway Mons Røisland New Zealand Rocco Jamieson Canada Cameron Spalding [23]
2 18 January 2025 Switzerland Laax Canada Cameron Spalding United States Redmond Gerard Germany Noah Vicktor [24]
3 2 February 2025 United States Aspen Canada Francis Jobin China Su Yiming United States Sean FitzSimons [25]
4 22 February 2025 Canada Calgary
5 14 March 2025 Austria Flachauwinkl

Big Air (BA)

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# Date Place Winner Second Third Discipline leader R.
1 19 October 2024 Switzerland Chur Japan Taiga Hasegawa New Zealand Rocco Jamieson France Romain Allemand Japan Taiga Hasegawa [26]
2 1 December 2024 China Beijing Japan Hiroto Ogiwara Italy Ian Matteoli China Yang Wenlong Japan Hiroto Ogiwara [27]
3 5 January 2025 Austria Klagenfurt Japan Taiga Hasegawa Italy Ian Matteoli Norway Øyvind Kirkhus Japan Taiga Hasegawa [28]
4 11 January 2025 Austria Kreischberg China Yang Wenlong Japan Taiga Hasegawa Japan Kira Kimura [29]
5 6 February 2025 United States Aspen Canada Eli Bouchard Japan Taiga Hasegawa Japan Yuto Miyamura [30]

Standings

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Women

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Calendar

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Snowboard Cross (SBX)

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# Date Place Winner Second Third Discipline leader R.
1 14 December 2024 Italy Cervinia France Léa Casta Australia Josie Baff France Maja-Li Iafrate Danielsson France Léa Casta [39]
24 January 2025 Czech Republic Dolní Morava Cancelled
2 1 February 2025 China Beidahu United Kingdom Charlotte Bankes Italy Michela Moioli France Léa Casta United Kingdom Charlotte Bankes [40]
3 2 February 2025 United Kingdom Charlotte Bankes Australia Josie Baff Switzerland Sina Siegenthaler [41]
4 15 February 2025 Italy Cortina d'Ampezzo United Kingdom Charlotte Bankes France Léa Casta France Manon Petit Lenoir [42]
5 1 March 2025 Turkey Erzurum
6 8 March 2025 Georgia (country) Gudauri
7 9 March 2025
8 21 March 2025 Austria Montafon
9 5 April 2025 Canada Mt. St. Anne
10 6 April 2025

Parallel (PSL/PGS)

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# Date Place Event Winner Second Third Discipline leader R.
1 30 November 2024 China Mylin PGS Czech Republic Ester Ledecká Poland Aleksandra Król-Walas Japan Tsubaki Miki Czech Republic Ester Ledecká [43]
2 1 December 2024 PSL Austria Sabine Payer Japan Tsubaki Miki Switzerland Julie Zogg [44]
3 7 December 2024 China Yanqing PGS Italy Lucia Dalmasso Austria Sabine Payer Japan Tsubaki Miki Austria Sabine Payer [45]
4 8 December 2024 PSL Japan Tsubaki Miki Austria Claudia Riegler Switzerland Julie Zogg Japan Tsubaki Miki [46]
5 12 December 2024 Italy Carezza PGS Italy Jasmin Coratti Poland Aleksandra Król-Walas Japan Tsubaki Miki [47]
6 14 December 2024 Italy Cortina d'Ampezzo Austria Sabine Payer Poland Aleksandra Król-Walas Italy Jasmin Coratti [48]
7 21 December 2024 Switzerland Davos PSL Japan Tsubaki Miki Netherlands Michelle Dekker Switzerland Flurina Neva Bätschi [49]
8 11 January 2025 Switzerland Scuol PGS Poland Aleksandra Król-Walas Japan Tsubaki Miki Japan Tomoka Takeuchi [50]
9 14 January 2025 Austria Bad Gastein PSL Germany Ramona Theresia Hofmeister Japan Tsubaki Miki Italy Elisa Caffont [51]
10 18 January 2025 Bulgaria Bansko PGS Germany Ramona Theresia Hofmeister Japan Tsubaki Miki Poland Aleksandra Król-Walas [52]
11 19 January 2025 Germany Ramona Theresia Hofmeister Japan Tsubaki Miki Netherlands Michelle Dekker [53]
12 25 January 2025 Slovenia Rogla Japan Tsubaki Miki Austria Sabine Payer Italy Elisa Caffont [54]
13 15 February 2025 Canada Val. St. Come Germany Ramona Theresia Hofmeister Austria Sabine Payer Netherlands Michelle Dekker [55]
14 16 February 2025 Germany Ramona Theresia Hofmeister Switzerland Julie Zogg Japan Tsubaki Miki [56]
15 1 March 2025 Poland Krynica
16 2 March 2025
17 15 March 2025 Germany Winterberg PSL

Halfpipe (HP)

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# Date Place Winner Second Third Discipline leader R.
1 8 December 2024 China Secret Garden United States Maddie Mastro China Cai Xuetong United States Madeline Schaffrick United States Maddie Mastro [57]
2 20 December 2024 United States Copper Japan Sara Shimizu China Cai Xuetong Japan Mitsuki Ono China Cai Xuetong [58]
3 18 January 2025 Switzerland Laax United States Chloe Kim United States Maddie Mastro South Korea Choi Gaon United States Maddie Mastro [59]
4 1 February 2025 United States Aspen United States Chloe Kim South Korea Choi Gaon Japan Sara Shimizu [60]
5 21 February 2025 Canada Calgary

Slopestyle (SS)

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# Date Place Winner Second Third Discipline leader R.
1 2 September 2024 New Zealand Cardrona Japan Kokomo Murase United Kingdom Mia Brookes United States Rebecca Flynn Japan Kokomo Murase [61]
2 18 January 2025 Switzerland Laax United Kingdom Mia Brookes New Zealand Zoi Sadowski-Synnott Japan Kokomo Murase United Kingdom Mia Brookes [62]
3 2 February 2025 United States Aspen New Zealand Zoi Sadowski-Synnott Japan Kokomo Murase United Kingdom Mia Brookes Japan Kokomo Murase [63]
4 22 February 2025 Canada Calgary
5 14 March 2025 Austria Flachauwinkl

Big Air (BA)

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# Date Place Winner Second Third Discipline leader R.
1 19 October 2024 Switzerland Chur Japan Mari Fukada Japan Reira Iwabuchi Canada Laurie Blouin Japan Mari Fukada [64]
2 1 December 2024 China Beijing United Kingdom Mia Brookes Japan Mari Fukada Austria Anna Gasser [65]
3 5 January 2025 Austria Klagenfurt United Kingdom Mia Brookes Japan Mari Fukada Japan Momo Suzuki [66]
4 11 January 2025 Austria Kreischberg Austria Anna Gasser Japan Reira Iwabuchi United Kingdom Mia Brookes United Kingdom Mia Brookes [67]
5 6 February 2025 United States Aspen New Zealand Zoi Sadowski-Synnott Japan Kokomo Murase Japan Momo Suzuki [68]

Standings

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Team

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Parallel team (PRT)

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# Date Place Event Winner Second Third Discipline leader R.
1 15 January 2025 Austria Bad Gastein PSL  Austria 1
Andreas Prommegger
Sabine Payer
  Germany 1
Stefan Baumeister
Ramona Theresia Hofmeister
  Switzerland 1
Gian Casanova
Flurina Neva Bätschi
  Austria 1
Andreas Prommegger
Sabine Payer
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2 16 March 2025 Germany Winterberg

Snowboard Cross team (BXT)

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# Date Place Winner Second Third Discipline leader R.
25 January 2025 Czech Republic Dolní Morava Cancelled
1 2 March 2025 Turkey Erzurum
2 22 March 2025 Austria Montafon

Nations Cup

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Podium table by nation

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Table showing the World Cup podium places (gold–1st place, silver–2nd place, bronze–3rd place) by the countries represented by the athletes.

RankNationGoldSilverBronzeTotal
1 Japan109928
2 Italy85518
3 Austria65617
4 Great Britain2114
5 Poland1304
6 China1214
7 Germany1102
 Slovenia1102
9 United States1034
10 France1023
11 Canada1012
12 Bulgaria1001
 Czech Republic1001
14 Australia0303
15 Switzerland0145
16 New Zealand0112
 Norway0112
 South Korea0112
19 Netherlands0101
Totals (19 entries)353535105

Achievements

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First World Cup career victory

First World Cup career podium

References

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  4. ^ "Men's Snowboard Cross: Cortina d'Ampezzo (ITA)" (PDF). FIS. Retrieved 16 February 2025.
  5. ^ "Men's Parallel giant slalom: Mylin (CHN)" (PDF). FIS. Retrieved 12 January 2025.
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  97. ^ "Madeline Schaffrick - Podiums". FIS Ski.
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