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freeski halfpipe

Zoe
Atkin

Zoe Atkin is a freeski halfpipe skier who grew up in Park City, Utah, where her family moved when she was 9, and competes for Great Britain. She won bronze at the Milano Cortina 2026 Olympics, Great Britain's first Olympic freeski halfpipe medal by GB Snowsport's account, and she is the 2025 world champion and a two-time halfpipe Crystal Globe winner. A Winter Sports School graduate who was a Stanford senior in the 2025-26 school year, she is on GB Snowsport's 2026-27 Freeski World Cup Squad.

Zoe Atkin smiling in a blue ski jacket in front of snow-covered mountains, in a GB Snowsport portrait.
Photo: Sam Mellish / GB Snowsport
Eventfreeski halfpipe
LevelNational team
TeamGB Snowsport Freeski World Cup Squad
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The story

Who is Zoe Atkin?

Zoe Atkin from Park City, Utah competes in freeski halfpipe for the GB Snowsport Freeski World Cup Squad. Olympic halfpipe bronze, Milano Cortina 2026 (92.50); 2025 world champion; halfpipe Crystal Globes 2024-25 and 2025-26

Raised in Park City

Stanford's profile of its Olympians says Atkin's family moved from Newton, Massachusetts, to Park City, Utah, when she was 9, because her older sister Izzy was a rising slopestyle talent. GB Snowsport prints her hometown as Park City, UT, USA. She is a graduate of the Winter Sports School in Park City, TownLift reported, and KSL's list of Utah's 2026 Winter Olympians names the Winter Sports School, Park City Ski & Snowboard and Wasatch Freestyle. She competes for Great Britain through her English father, TownLift reported, and Stanford listed her as a senior in February 2026.

Olympic bronze in Livigno

At Milano Cortina 2026 she qualified first and won bronze in the women's halfpipe final on Feb. 22, 2026, with a best score of 92.50, behind China's Eileen Gu and Fanghui Li. GB Snowsport called it Great Britain's first Olympic freeski halfpipe medal, and Team GB said it was the team's fifth medal of the Games. She was ninth at Beijing 2022. Read the full profile story.

World champion and two Crystal Globes

FIS records list her as world champion at Engadin in 2025, with silver in 2023 and bronze in 2021. She won the halfpipe Crystal Globe in 2024-25 and again in 2025-26, GB Snowsport and Team GB report. GB Snowsport says she won X Games gold in 2023 and 2026 and silver in 2024.

The 2026-27 season

GB Snowsport named her to its 2026-27 Freeski World Cup Squad on Oct. 28, 2026. The FIS halfpipe World Cup opens at Secret Garden, China, on Dec. 10-12, 2026, and visits Copper Mountain, Calgary and Aspen before the World Championships at Montafon, Austria, in March 2027. She is one of the Utah-raised athletes followed on the Utah 2034 Olympics hub.

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Team
GB Snowsport Freeski World Cup Squad

Event
freeski halfpipe

Hometown
Park City, Utah

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Résumé

Key achievements

  • Olympic bronze medalist, women's freeski halfpipe, Milano Cortina 2026 (Feb. 22, 2026, 92.50), for Great Britain
  • Great Britain's first Olympic freeski halfpipe medal, per GB Snowsport
  • World champion, halfpipe, Engadin 2025; World Championship silver (2023) and bronze (2021)
  • Halfpipe Crystal Globe winner, 2024-25 and 2025-26
  • X Games gold (2023, 2026) and silver (2024), per GB Snowsport
  • Two-time Olympian (Beijing 2022, Milano Cortina 2026)
  • Named to GB Snowsport's 2026-27 Freeski World Cup Squad (Oct. 28, 2026)
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Photo: Sam Mellish / GB Snowsport

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GB Snowsport: Fresh talent to the fore in youthful Park & Pipe squad (Oct. 28, 2026)
Read 2026-11-01. The 2026/27 squads; under 'Freeski World Cup Squad': 'Zoe Atkin (Halfpipe)'. This is the affiliation source.
GB Snowsport: Zoe Atkin athlete page
Read 2026-11-01: 'Hometown // Park City, UT, USA'; grew up skiing with her sister Izzy in Maine before moving to Park City; first World Cup at 16 in 2019. Source of the portrait (credited 'Sam Mellish / GB Snowsport' in the file's own caption, March 2025; agency grep 0).
Stanford Report: Stanford undergraduates at the Winter Olympics (Feb. 2026)
Senior and symbolic systems major from Newton, Massachusetts; family moved to Park City at 9 because Izzy was a rising slopestyle talent; Winter Sports School student; took leave in fall and winter to compete.
GB Snowsport: Atkin claims historic freeski halfpipe bronze (Feb. 22, 2026)
Great Britain's first Olympic freeski halfpipe medal; bumped to third by China's Fanghui Li and Eileen Gu.
Team GB: Atkin claims bronze to cap off stellar Games (Feb. 22, 2026)
Final run 92.50; Team GB's fifth medal in Milano Cortina; her second Olympics; Eileen Gu gold with 94.75.
GB Snowsport: Atkin takes World Cup win in Silvaplana, secures Crystal Globe (March 29, 2026)
Halfpipe Crystal Globe for the second time; 70-point lead over Australia's Indra Brown.
FIS: Zoe Atkin athlete biography and results
Read 2026-11-01: World Championships gold Engadin March 30, 2025; silver Bakuriani 2023; bronze Aspen 2021; Beijing 2022 ninth; Milano Cortina 2026 qualified first, bronze.
TownLift: Park City's Zoe Atkin secures spot on Great Britain Olympic team (Jan. 12, 2026)
Park City resident; Winter Sports School graduate; full-time Stanford student; represents Great Britain through her English father.
KSL: Utah's 2026 Winter Olympians (Feb. 4, 2026)
'Great Britain Zoe Atkin, Freeski Halfpipe; Winter Sports School, Park City Ski & Snowboard, Wasatch Freestyle.'
FIS: 2026-27 women's freeski halfpipe World Cup calendar
Read 2026-11-01: Secret Garden Dec. 10-12, 2026; Copper Dec. 18-20; Calgary Feb. 16-18, 2027; Aspen Feb. 25-28; Silvaplana April 1-4; World Championships Montafon March 6-21, 2027.
Last verified November 1, 2026

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