Nick Page 2nd in moguls in Sweden, Cole McDonald 8th

Moguls training - FIS Freestyle World Cup - Moguls - Idre Fjall (SWE) where Park City's Nick Page left with a second place finish. Photo: Mateusz Kielpinski (FIS) // Courtesy of U.S. Ski & Snowboard

SWEDEN — The Stifel U.S. Freestyle Ski Team moguls athletes had another successful day in Idre Fjäll, Sweden, with Nick Page snagging second place and Olivia Giaccio bringing home third for the second week in a row. 

Page attended Park City’s Winter Sports School, was on Park City’s Wasatch Freestyle Team, and is sponsored by his home hill of Deer Valley Resort.

Idre Fjäll is a favorite stop for many U.S. athletes, as Page earned his first World Cup win at the venue in 2022, and he’s now podiumed there four times. 

“Today was special,” Page said to the U.S. Ski Team. “It felt really nice to bounce back after last week and compete with the guys at the top again. There’s a lot to be said about learning from mistakes and growing from them. Last week offered me an opportunity to understand what went wrong — and once I processed all that I was able to adjust for this event. I’m happy with how I competed today and am excited to keep it rolling into duals tomorrow!”

Page sat in first after his superfinals run but was bumped into second by moguls World Cup leader Mikael Kingsbury.

 Park City’s Cole McDonald finished eighth in the finals.