Australian skiers Jakara Anthony and Matt Graham dominated the Val Saint-Côme World Cup moguls, with Anthony claiming gold and Graham securing silver. This achievement marks a significant moment in World Cup history as Australia becomes the first nation to lead both the women's and men's competitions simultaneously. The duo's success comes despite a month-long layoff due to the Idre Fjäll event's cancellation in January, showcasing their resilience and skill. Anthony's victory was particularly unique, as thick fog obscured visibility, leading to the cancellation of the women's finals, and she secured the win based on her qualification performance. The men's competition, however, proceeded without incident, with Mikaël Kingsbury winning his 100th World Cup gold medal, a historic achievement. Kingsbury's victory, achieved on home soil, was all the more special after missing the season's opening rounds due to injury. Graham, finishing second behind Kingsbury, demonstrated his exceptional form this season and is a strong contender for the Olympic moguls competition in Livigno. Anthony's win also puts her one victory behind Jacqui Cooper's all-time record, making her a formidable force in the sport. Meanwhile, other Australian skiers, George Murphy and Cooper Woods, missed the men's final, while Jackson Harvey finished seventh. In the women's field, Charlotte Wilson and Emma Bosco finished 17th and 27th, respectively. The event also featured a notable performance by Valentino Guseli, who finished fourth in the snowboard halfpipe World Cup event in the US, just 2.5 points shy of the podium.
