Canada’s Mikael Kingsbury has collected yet another World Cup medal, taking silver in men’s moguls in Deer Valley, Utah, on Friday.
Kingsbury finished with 82.84 points, just behind Ikuma Horishima of Japan, who scored 84.04. Sweden’s Walter Wallberg came in third with 79.62 points.
Quebec City’s Laurent Dumais finished 8th, followed by Brendan Kelly of Pemberton, B.C., in 9th and Gabriel Dufresne of Joliette, Que., in 10th.
It was Kingsbury’s second medal in two days, coming after he made his 100th World Cup podium appearance Thursday with a gold-medal performance.
Canada’s Mikaël Kingsbury captured his 101st career World Cup freestyle moguls medal Friday taking home a silver medal at Deer Valley, Utah. 2:06
The 29-year-old from Deux-Montagnes, Que., has eight World Cup medals this season, including six gold.
He is the reigning Olympic champion in men’s moguls and will be a favourite when he heads to his third Winter Games in Beijing next month.
WATCH | Kingsbury wins World Cup moguls gold:
The Canadian king of moguls adds another victory to his illustrious resume with another world-class, World Cup performance. 3:36
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