Freestyle Skiing
Maia Schwinghammer
- Moguls
- Dual Moguls
- Nationality
- Canada
- Hometown
- Saskatoon, Saskatchewan, Canada
- Born
- 14 September 2001
- Turned pro
- 2018
- Primary discipline
- Moguls
About Maia Schwinghammer
Canadian mogul skier from Saskatoon, Saskatchewan, whose first experience on skis came being towed behind a snowmobile on Christopher Lake; her parents ran the local Mount Blackstrap ski hill during her childhood. Joined the Saskatchewan provincial team at 15 and the Canadian national team at 17 (2018). Earned her first career World Cup victory on 31 January 2025 (Val St. Cote) and won bronze in moguls at the 2025 World Championships (Engadin, 74.92 points), finishing the World Cup season 3rd in moguls. Made her Olympic debut at the 2026 Milano Cortina Games, finishing 5th in moguls (77.61 points, just 0.39 points off the podium) and was eliminated by France's Perrine Laffont in the round of 16 of the inaugural dual moguls event.
2026 Olympics: 5th (moguls, 0.39 points off the podium), eliminated round of 16 in dual moguls (lost to Perrine Laffont). 2025 World Championships: bronze (moguls). FIS's own bio lists Skis/Boots/Poles as blank (not yet manufacturer-updated); ID One confirmed instead via Freestyle Canada's official team page.
Sponsors: ID One (skis) - per Freestyle Canada's official team page
Setup
1 item
Skis
ID One Mogul Ride line
- Moguls
Confirmed via Freestyle Canada's official team page sponsor list ("IDone"); FIS's own bio leaves the Skis field blank.
Dominant moguls-specific ski brand (ID one USA / IDone). Via FIS official athlete biography (manufacturer-updated equipment field) for Ikuma Horishima, and via official team/personal sponsor pages for Mikael Kingsbury, Matt Graham, and Nick Page.
Setup verified 17 July 2026