Alpine skiing at the 2025 Winter World University Games

Alpine skiing at the Torino 2025 FISU World University Games
Alpine skiing pictogram
Venue	Melezet, Bardonecchia
Dates	14–22 January 2025
Competitors	259 from 46 nations
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Alpine skiing and Para-alpine skiing at the 2025 Winter World University Games was held at Melezet, Bardonecchia from 14 to 22 January 2025. ^[1]

Alpine skiing

Men's events

Event	Gold		Silver		Bronze
Super-G details	Ander Mintegui   Spain	57.55	Emil Nyberg   Sweden	57.69	Jonas Skabar   France	57.93
Combined details	Loïc Chable   Switzerland	1:39.42	Jonas Skabar   France	1:40.05	Tomás Barata   Spain	1:40.10
Giant slalom details	Aleix Aubert   Spain	2:02.72	Loïc Chable   Switzerland	2:03.93	Nick Spörri   Switzerland	2:03.96
Slalom details	Takayuki Koyama   Japan	1:20.32	Stefano Pizzato   Italy	1:20.43	Paul Silvestre   France	1:20.58

Women's events

Event	Gold		Silver		Bronze
Super-G details	Louison Accambray   France	1:00.88	Sophie Nyberg   Sweden	1:00.94	Emy Charbonnier   France	1:01.15
Combined details	Emy Charbonnier   France	1:51.21	Sophie Nyberg   Sweden	1:51.81	Louison Accambray   France	1:51.99
Giant slalom details	Sue Piller   Switzerland	2:06.58	Delphine Darbellay   Switzerland	2:07.18	Margherita Cecere   Italy	2:07.61
Slalom details	Sue Piller   Switzerland	1:19.14	Amélie Klopfenstein   Switzerland	1:19.28	Margherita Cecere   Italy	1:19.29

Team event

Event	Gold	Silver	Bronze
Mixed team parallel [2] details	Sweden Regina Falk Emil Nyberg Stella Rodling Swanberg Axel Lindqvist	Switzerland Sue Piller Gino Stucki Mathilde Phillips Löic Chable	France Louison Accambray Paul Silvestre Marjolaine Ollier Jonas Skabar

Para-alpine skiing

Men's events

Event	Class	Gold		Silver		Bronze
Super-G details	visually impaired	Michał Gołaś Guide: Kacper Walas   Poland	1:10.55	Alexander Rauen Guide: Jeremias Wilke   Germany	1:15.34	Only two competitors
	sitting	Nicolás Bisquertt   Chile	1:09.54	Jernej Slivnik   Slovenia	1:15.01	Leon Gensert   Germany	1:23.71
	standing	Oscar Burnham   France	1:02.27	Arthur Bauchet   France	1:02.43	Jules Segers   France	1:05.03
Giant slalom details	visually impaired	Michał Gołaś Guide: Kacper Walas   Poland	2:13.63	Alexander Rauen Guide: Jeremias Wilke   Germany	2:23.62	Only two competitors
	sitting	Jernej Slivnik   Slovenia	2:24.01	Nicolás Bisquertt   Chile	2:24.12	Leon Gensert   Germany	2:31.58
	standing	Arthur Bauchet   France	2:02.78	Jules Segers   France	2:09.61	Oscar Burnham   France	2:10.96

Women's events

Event	Class	Gold		Silver		Bronze
Super-G details	visually impaired	Martina Vozza   Italy Guide: Ylenia Sabidussi	1:11.83	Only one competitor
	sitting	Audrey Pascual   Spain	1:15.87	Only one competitor
	standing	Aurélie Richard   France	1:10.67	María Martín-Granizo   Spain	1:19.38	Only two competitors
Giant slalom details	visually impaired	Martina Vozza Guide: Ylenia Sabidussi   Italy	2:21.36	Luisa Grube Guide: Jordi Maurer   Germany	2:58.40	Karla Kordić Guide: Andrea Jezidžić   Croatia	4:00.83
	sitting	Nette Kiviranta   Finland	2:26.85	Audrey Pascual   Spain	2:31.89	Only two competitors
	standing	Aurélie Richard   France	2:23.84	María Martín-Granizo   Spain	2:40.78	Laura Streng   Austria	3:05.19

Medal table

  *   Host nation (Italy)

Rank	Nation	Gold	Silver	Bronze	Total
1	France	6	3	7	16
2	Switzerland	3	4	1	8
3	Spain	3	3	1	7
4	Italy*	2	1	2	5
5	Poland	2	0	0	2
6	Sweden	1	3	0	4
7	Chile	1	1	0	2
	Slovenia	1	1	0	2
9	Finland	1	0	0	1
	Japan	1	0	0	1
11	Germany	0	3	2	5
12	Austria	0	0	1	1
	Croatia	0	0	1	1
Totals (13 entries)		21	19	15	55

Participating nations

Alpine skiing

•   Argentina  (1)
•   Armenia  (2)
•   Australia  (2)
•   Austria  (11)
•   Belgium  (7)
•   Brazil  (3)
•   Bulgaria  (3)
•   Canada  (10)
•   Chile  (3)
•   China  (8)
•   Chinese Taipei  (1)
•   Croatia  (1)
•   Czech Republic  (9)
•   Estonia  (1)
•   France  (11)
•   Georgia  (2)
•   Germany  (9)
•   Great Britain  (4)
•   Hong Kong  (2)
•   Hungary  (6)
•   Ireland  (3)
•   Italy  (21)(Hosts)
•   Japan  (6)
•   Kazakhstan  (2)
•   Kosovo  (2)
•   Latvia  (1)
•   Lebanon  (6)
•   Liechtenstein  (4)
•   Luxembourg  (2)
•   Mongolia  (3)
•   Netherlands  (4)
•   New Zealand  (5)
•   Poland  (6)
•   Portugal  (2)
•   Romania  (1)
•   Singapore  (1)
•   Slovakia  (4)
•   Slovenia  (7)
•   South Korea  (8)
•   Spain  (8)
•   Sweden  (15)
•   Switzerland  (17)
•   Turkey  (8)
•   Ukraine  (3)
•   United States  (5)

References

1. "Alpine Skiing and Para-Alpine Skiing". Torino 2025 FISU World University Games. Retrieved 2025-01-06.
2. Medallists of the Team Event

External links

• Results book – Alpine Skiing
• Results book – Para Alpine Skiing