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2024–25 FIS Snowboard World Cup

2024–25 FIS Snowboard World Cup
Discipline	Men	Women
Snowboard Cross	Jakob Dusek	Léa Casta
Parallel Overall	Maurizio Bormolini	Tsubaki Miki
Parallel slalom	Daniele Bagozza	Tsubaki Miki
Parallel giant slalom	Maurizio Bormolini	Aleksandra Król-Walas
Park & Pipe Overall	Taiga Hasegawa	Mia Brookes
Halfpipe	Yuto Totsuka	Cai Xuetong
Slopestyle	Cameron Spalding	Kokomo Murase
Big Air	Taiga Hasegawa	Mia Brookes
Nations Cup Overall	Japan
Competition
Edition	31st	31st
Locations	30	30
Individual	42	42
Mixed	4	4
Cancelled	2	2
←2023–24 2025–26→

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

Europe Carezza Cervinia Cortina Bansko Dolní Morava Rogla Erzurum Krynica Gudauri Winterberg	Switzerland Chur Davos Scuol Laax
	Austria Klagenfurt Kreischberg Bad Gastein Flachauwinkl Montafon
New Zealand Cardrona
Asia Beijing/Yanqing Mylin Secret Garden Beidahu	North America Copper Aspen Val. St. Côme Calgary Mt. St. Anne

Men

Calendar

Snowboard Cross (SBX)

#	Date	Place	Winner	Second	Third	Discipline leader	R.
1	14 December 2024	Cervinia	Jakob Dusek	Cameron Bolton	Lorenzo Sommariva	Jakob Dusek	^[1]
	24 January 2025	Dolní Morava	Cancelled
2	1 February 2025	Beidahu
3	2 February 2025	Beidahu
4	15 February 2025	Cortina d'Ampezzo
5	1 March 2025	Erzurum
6	8 March 2025	Gudauri
7	9 March 2025	Gudauri
8	21 March 2025	Montafon
9	5 April 2025	Mt. St. Anne
10	6 April 2025	Mt. St. Anne

Parallel (PSL/PGS)

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

Halfpipe (HP)

#	Date	Place	Winner	Second	Third	Discipline leader	R.
1	8 December 2024	Secret Garden	Yuto Totsuka	Scotty James	Ryusei Yamada	Yuto Totsuka	^[13]
2	20 December 2024	Copper	Ayumu Hirano	Yuto Totsuka	Ruka Hirano		^[14]
3	18 January 2025	Laax	Scotty James	Ruka Hirano	Ayumu Hirano		^[15]
4	1 February 2025	Aspen
5	21 February 2025	Calgary

Slopestyle (SS)

#	Date	Place	Winner	Second	Third	Discipline leader	R.
1	2 September 2024	Cardrona	Cameron Spalding	Mons Røisland	Rocco Jamieson	Cameron Spalding	^[16]
2	18 January 2025	Laax	Cameron Spalding	Redmond Gerard	Noah Vicktor	Cameron Spalding	^[17]
3	2 February 2025	Aspen
4	22 February 2025	Calgary
5	14 March 2025	Flachauwinkl

Big Air (BA)

#	Date	Place	Winner	Second	Third	Discipline leader	R.
1	19 October 2024	Chur	Taiga Hasegawa	Rocco Jamieson	Romain Allemand	Taiga Hasegawa	^[18]
2	1 December 2024	Beijing	Hiroto Ogiwara	Ian Matteoli	Yang Wenlong	Hiroto Ogiwara	^[19]
3	5 January 2025	Klagenfurt	Taiga Hasegawa	Ian Matteoli	Øyvind Kirkhus	Taiga Hasegawa	^[20]
4	11 January 2025	Kreischberg	Yang Wenlong	Taiga Hasegawa	Kira Kimura	Taiga Hasegawa	^[21]
5	6 February 2025	Aspen

Standings

Snowboard Cross

Rank	after 1 of 10 events^[22]	Points
1	Jakob Dusek	100
2	Cameron Bolton	80
3	Lorenzo Sommariva	60
4	Eliot Grondin	50
5	Quentin Sodogas	45

Parallel Overall (PSL/PGS)

Rank	after 11 of 17 events^[23]	Points
1	Andreas Prommegger	518
2	Maurizio Bormolini	505
3	Gabriel Messner	447
4	Daniele Bagozza	416
5	Radoslav Yankov	414

Parallel slalom

Rank	after 4 of 5 events^[24]	Points
1	Arvid Auner	219
2	Gabriel Messner	216
3	Daniele Bagozza	208
4	Andreas Prommegger	204
5	Benjamin Karl	161

Parallel giant slalom

Rank	after 7 of 12 events^[25]	Points
1	Maurizio Bormolini	347
2	Radoslav Yankov	326
3	Andreas Prommegger	314
4	Edwin Coratti	263
5	Tim Mastnak	260

Park & Pipe Overall (HP/SS/BA)

Rank	after 9 of 15 events^[26]	Points
1	Taiga Hasegawa	322
2	Cameron Spalding	236
3	Yuto Totsuka	220
3	Scotty James	220
5	Yang Wenlong	212

Halfpipe

Rank	after 3 of 5 events^[27]	Points
1	Yuto Totsuka	230
1	Scotty James	230
3	Ayumu Hirano	210
4	Ruka Hirano	185
5	Shuichiro Shigeno	125

Slopestyle

Rank	after 2 of 5 events^[28]	Points
1	Cameron Spalding	200
2	Redmond Gerard	112
3	Noah Vicktor	89
4	Mons Røisland	80
5	Rocco Jamieson	80

Big Air

Rank	after 4 of 5 events^[29]	Points
1	Taiga Hasegawa	309
2	Ian Matteoli	210
3	Yang Wenlong	204
4	Øyvind Kirkhus	155
5	Hiroto Ogiwara	141

Women

Calendar

Snowboard Cross (SBX)

#	Date	Place	Winner	Second	Third	Discipline leader	R.
1	14 December 2024	Cervinia	Léa Casta	Josie Baff	Maja-Li Iafrate Danielsson	Léa Casta	^[30]
	24 January 2025	Dolní Morava	Cancelled
2	1 February 2025	Beidahu
3	2 February 2025	Beidahu
4	15 February 2025	Cortina d'Ampezzo
5	1 March 2025	Erzurum
6	8 March 2025	Gudauri
7	9 March 2025	Gudauri
8	21 March 2025	Montafon
9	5 April 2025	Mt. St. Anne
10	6 April 2025	Mt. St. Anne

Parallel (PSL/PGS)

#	Date	Place	Event	Winner	Second	Third	Discipline leader	R.
1	30 November 2024	Mylin	PGS	Ester Ledecká	Aleksandra Król-Walas	Tsubaki Miki	Ester Ledecká	^[31]
2	1 December 2024	Mylin	PSL	Sabine Payer	Tsubaki Miki	Julie Zogg	Ester Ledecká	^[32]
3	7 December 2024	Yanqing	PGS	Lucia Dalmasso	Sabine Payer	Tsubaki Miki	Sabine Payer	^[33]
4	8 December 2024	Yanqing	PSL	Tsubaki Miki	Claudia Riegler	Julie Zogg	Tsubaki Miki	^[34]
5	12 December 2024	Carezza	PGS	Jasmin Coratti	Aleksandra Król-Walas	Tsubaki Miki		^[35]
6	14 December 2024	Cortina d'Ampezzo	PGS	Sabine Payer	Aleksandra Król-Walas	Jasmin Coratti		^[36]
7	21 December 2024	Davos	PSL	Tsubaki Miki	Michelle Dekker	Flurina Neva Bätschi		^[37]
8	11 January 2025	Scuol	PGS	Aleksandra Król-Walas	Tsubaki Miki	Tomoka Takeuchi		^[38]
9	14 January 2025	Bad Gastein	PSL	Ramona Theresia Hofmeister	Tsubaki Miki	Elisa Caffont		^[39]
10	18 January 2025	Bansko	PGS	Ramona Theresia Hofmeister	Tsubaki Miki	Aleksandra Król-Walas		^[40]
11	19 January 2025	Bansko		Ramona Theresia Hofmeister	Tsubaki Miki	Michelle Dekker		^[41]
12	25 January 2025	Rogla
13	15 February 2025	Val. St. Come
14	16 February 2025	Val. St. Come
15	1 March 2025	Krynica
16	2 March 2025	Krynica
17	15 March 2025	Winterberg	PSL

Halfpipe (HP)

#	Date	Place	Winner	Second	Third	Discipline leader	R.
1	8 December 2024	Secret Garden	Maddie Mastro	Cai Xuetong	Madeline Schaffrick	Maddie Mastro	^[42]
2	20 December 2024	Copper	Sara Shimizu	Cai Xuetong	Mitsuki Ono	Cai Xuetong	^[43]
3	18 January 2025	Laax	Chloe Kim	Maddie Mastro	Choi Gaon	Maddie Mastro	^[44]
4	1 February 2025	Aspen
5	21 February 2025	Calgary

Slopestyle (SS)

#	Date	Place	Winner	Second	Third	Discipline leader	R.
1	2 September 2024	Cardrona	Kokomo Murase	Mia Brookes	Rebecca Flynn	Kokomo Murase	^[45]
2	18 January 2025	Laax	Mia Brookes	Zoi Sadowski-Synnott	Kokomo Murase	Mia Brookes	^[46]
3	2 February 2025	Aspen
4	22 February 2025	Calgary
5	14 March 2025	Flachauwinkl

Big Air (BA)

#	Date	Place	Winner	Second	Third	Discipline leader	R.
1	19 October 2024	Chur	Mari Fukada	Reira Iwabuchi	Laurie Blouin	Mari Fukada	^[47]
2	1 December 2024	Beijing	Mia Brookes	Mari Fukada	Anna Gasser		^[48]
3	5 January 2025	Klagenfurt	Mia Brookes	Mari Fukada	Momo Suzuki		^[49]
4	11 January 2025	Kreischberg	Anna Gasser	Reira Iwabuchi	Mia Brookes	Mia Brookes	^[50]
5	6 February 2025	Aspen

Standings

Snowboard Cross

Rank	after 1 of 10 events^[51]	Points
1	Léa Casta	100
2	Josie Baff	80
3	Maja-Li Iafrate Danielsson	60
4	Charlotte Bankes	50
5	Noémie Wiedmer	45

Parallel Overall (PSL/PGS)

Rank	after 11 of 17 events^[52]	Points
1	Tsubaki Miki	830
2	Sabine Payer	574
3	Ramona Theresia Hofmeister	554
4	Aleksandra Król-Walas	528
5	Jasmin Coratti	444

Parallel slalom

Rank	after 4 of 5 events^[53]	Points
1	Tsubaki Miki	360
2	Sabine Payer	226
3	Claudia Riegler	197
4	Michelle Dekker	189
5	Ramona Theresia Hofmeister	181

Parallel giant slalom

Rank	after 7 of 12 events^[54]	Points
1	Tsubaki Miki	470
2	Aleksandra Król-Walas	450
3	Ramona Theresia Hofmeister	373
4	Sabine Payer	348
5	Jasmin Coratti	310

Park & Pipe Overall (HP/SS/BA)

Rank	after 9 of 15 events^[55]	Points
1	Mia Brookes	485
2	Reira Iwabuchi	350
3	Mari Fukada	342
4	Anna Gasser	303
5	Kokomo Murase	274

Halfpipe

Rank	after 3 of 5 events^[56]	Points
1	Maddie Mastro	220
2	Sara Shimizu	181
3	Cai Xuetong	160
4	Mitsuki Ono	160
5	Chloe Kim	150

Slopestyle

Rank	after 2 of 5 events^[57]	Points
1	Mia Brookes	180
2	Kokomo Murase	160
3	Zoi Sadowski-Synnott	112
4	Anna Gasser	95
4	Reira Iwabuchi	95

Big Air

Rank	after 4 of 5 events^[58]	Points
1	Mia Brookes	305
2	Mari Fukada	305
3	Reira Iwabuchi	255
4	Anna Gasser	208
5	Miyabi Onitsuka	118

Team

Parallel team (PRT)

#	Date	Place	Event	Winner	Second	Third	Discipline leader	R.
1	15 January 2025	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	^[59]
2	16 March 2025	Winterberg	PSL

Snowboard Cross team (BXT)

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

Nations Cup

Overall

Rank	after 35 of 88 events^[60]	Points
1	Japan	2805
2	Austria	2598
3	Italy	2524
4	Switzerland	1478
5	Germany	1337
6	China	1172
7	United States	1079
8	Canada	979
9	South Korea	806
10	Poland	672

Snowboard Cross (SBX/BXT)

Rank	after 2 of 22 events^[61]	Points
1	France	435
2	Australia	205
3	Austria	165
4	Italy	162
5	Switzerland	160
6	Canada	95
7	Germany	80
8	United States	63
9	Spain	62
10	United Kingdom	50

Snowboard Alpine (PSL/PGS/PRT)

Rank	after 19 of 36 events^[62]	Points
1	Italy	2955
2	Austria	2711
3	Switzerland	1340
4	Germany	1076
5	Japan	876
6	Poland	677
7	Slovenia	677
8	South Korea	643
9	China	432
10	Czech Republic	429

Park & Pipe (HP/SS/BA)

Rank	after 14 of 30 events^[63]	Points
1	Japan	2834
2	United States	1134
3	China	1011
4	Austria	542
5	United Kingdom	531
6	Canada	500
7	New Zealand	458
8	Italy	372
9	Germany	356
10	Norway	336

Podium table by nation

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

Achievements

First World Cup career victory

Men

Cameron Spalding (19) – Slopestyle in Cardrona^[64]
Yang Wenlong (25) – Big Air in Kreischberg^[65]

Women

Léa Casta (18) – Snowboard Cross in Cervinia^[66]
Mia Brookes (17) – Big Air in Beijing^[67]
Maddie Mastro (24) – Halfpipe in Secret Garden^[68]
Jasmin Coratti (23) – Parallel giant slalom in Carezza^[69]
Sara Shimizu (15) – Halfpipe in Copper^[70]

First World Cup career podium

Men

Rocco Jamieson (18) – Slopestyle in Cardrona^[71]
Kim Sang-kyum (35) – Parallel giant slalom in Mylin^[72]
Gabriel Messner (27) – Parallel slalom in Mylin^[73]
Yang Wenlong (25) – Big Air in Beijing^[65]
Ryusei Yamada (18) – Halfpipe in Secret Garden^[74]
Øyvind Kirkhus (22) – Big Air in Klagenfurt^[75]
Dominik Burgstaller (23) – Parallel giant slalom in Scuol^[76]
Cody Winters (USA) – Parallel slalom in Bad Gastein^[77]

Women

Rebecca Flynn (18) – Slopestyle in Cardrona^[78]
Madeline Schaffrick (30) – Halfpipe in Secret Garden^[79]
Maja-Li Iafrate Danielsson (18) – Snowboard Cross in Cervinia^[80]
Flurina Neva Bätschi (21) – Parallel slalom in Davos^[81]
Momo Suzuki (17) – Big Air in Klagenfurt^[82]

References

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^ "Men's Parallel giant slalom: Mylin (CHN)" (PDF). FIS. Retrieved 12 January 2025.
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^ "Women's Slopestyle: Laax (SUI)" (PDF). FIS. Retrieved 18 January 2025.
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^ ^a ^b "Yang Wenlong - Podiums". FIS Ski.
^ "Léa Casta - Podiums". FIS Ski.
^ "Mia Brookes - Podiums". FIS Ski.
^ "Maddie Mastro - Podiums". FIS Ski.
^ "Jasmin Coratti - Podiums". FIS Ski.
^ "Sara Shimizu - Podiums". FIS Ski.
^ "Rocco Jamieson - Podiums". FIS Ski.
^ "Kim Sang-kyum - Podiums". FIS Ski.
^ "Gabriel Messner - Podiums". FIS Ski.
^ "Ryusei Yamada - Podiums". FIS Ski.
^ "Øyvind Kirkhus - Podiums". FIS Ski.
^ "Dominik Burgstaller - Podiums". FIS Ski.
^ "Cody Winters - Podiums". FIS Ski.
^ "Rebecca Flynn - Podiums". FIS Ski.
^ "Madeline Schaffrick - Podiums". FIS Ski.
^ "Maja-Li Iafrate Danielsson - Podiums". FIS Ski.
^ "Flurina Neva Bätschi - Podiums". FIS Ski.
^ "Momo Suzuki - Podiums". FIS Ski.

FIS Snowboard World Cup seasons
Seasons	1994–95 1995–96 1996–97 1997–98 1998–99 1999–2000 2000–01 2001–02 2002–03 2003–04 2004–05 2005–06 2006–07 2007–08 2008–09 2009–10 2010–11 2011–12 2012–13 2013–14 2014–15 2015–16 2016–17 2017–18 2018–19 2019–20 2020–21 2021–22 2022–23 2023–24 2024–25
FIS FIS Snowboard World Championships

2024–25 World Cup seasons in winter sports
Alpine skiing (FIS)	Alpine skiing Continental Cups Europa Cup Nor-Am Cup Far East Cup South American Cup Australia-New Zealand Cup
Nordic skiing (FIS)	Cross-country skiing Continental Cup Nordic combined Grand Prix Continental Cup Ski jumping Ski flying Grand Prix Continental Cup Inter-Continental Cup FIS Cup Alpen Cup
Other skiing (FIS, ISMF)	Freestyle skiing Ski mountaineering Snowboarding
Skating sports (ISU)	Figure skating ISU Grand Prix ISU Challenger Series ISU Junior Grand Prix Short track Speed skating
Sliding sports (FIL, IBSF)	Bobsleigh North American Cup Luge Skeleton
Others (IBU, WCF)	Biathlon IBU Cup Curling

Quelle: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/2024%E2%80%9325_FIS_Snowboard_World_Cup