US EditionHannah, Jared Schmidt Capture Silver Medals in World Cup Ski Cross Event
Siblings Hannah and Jared Schmidt earned their first World Cup podiums of the season with silver medals at the penultimate stop, marking Hannah's 10th and Jared's 7th career medals.
- At Craigleith Ski Club on Saturday, Hannah Schmidt and Jared Schmidt each earned silver, capturing their first podiums of the season, report The Canadian Press.
- Standings pressure grew as the season neared its end, with Hannah holding 473 points and Jared sitting seventh with 373 as the season winds down with three races remaining.
- Hannah finished behind Swiss Fanny Smith in the women's big final, and France's Youri Duplessis-Kergomard won men's gold in a photo finish over Jared.
- With Howden unable to clinch, season titles remain unresolved ahead of the World Cup finals, March 28-29, 2026 in Idre Fjäll, Sweden.
- Both siblings recorded their first podiums of the season at Craigleith, with Hannah earning her 10th medal and Jared his seventh.
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The Toronto Star
Hannah, Jared Schmidt capture silver medals in World Cup ski cross event
CRAIGLEITH - Ottawa siblings Hannah and Jared Schmidt captured silver medals Saturday in a World Cup ski cross event at Ontario's Craigleith Ski Club.
After leading the race from start to finish, Jared Schmidt was ahead of the finish line by Frenchman Youri Duplessis-Kergomard.
Hannah, Jared Schmidt capture silver medals in World Cup ski cross event – 105.9 The Region
CRAIGLEITH — Ottawa siblings Hannah and Jared Schmidt captured silver medals Saturday in a World Cup ski cross event at Ontario’s Craigleith Ski Club. It was the first podium finish this season for both athletes. Hannah Schmidt earned her 10th career medal, while Jared Schmidt captured his seventh. Switzerland’s Fanny Smith won the women’s big final, with Schmidt second. Italy’s Jole Galli captured the bronze medal while Marielle Thompson of Whi…
Montreal, March 21, 2026 (Sportcom) – Hannah and Jared Schmidt took advantage of the ski cross World Cup in Craigleith, Ontario, to get on a first podium this season. The two athletes of the Club de Mont-Tremblant took the second place in their respective finals, Saturday, in front of their family. "I still like when there's a crowd at the events, but when it's your home audience and your family is in the stages to encourage you, it's even more …
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