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Megan Oldham is the third Canadian to earn multiple medals at the Milano-Cortina Olympics, scoring 180.75 points on her two best runs for gold in Italy.
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Megan Oldham is the third Canadian to earn multiple medals at the Milano-Cortina Olympics.
The freestyle skier scored a combined 180.75 points in two of three runs for gold in the women’s big air final to defeat Chinese superstar Eileen Gu (179) on Monday in Italy.
On Monday, Oldham captured a bronze medal in the women’s slopestyle event, the 24-year-old’s first at a Winter Games.
Mikael Kingsbury (dual moguls gold, moguls silver) and short track speed skater Courtney Sarault (2,000m mixed relay silver, 1,000 silver, 500 bronze) are the other athletes with more than one medal for Canada, which has 11 overall.
More to come.
With files from The Canadian Press
