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Canada Cassie Sharpe is an Olympic gold medalist in freestyle skiing, recognized for her achievements in the halfpipe discipline.
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Cassie Sharpe is currently managed by Superheroes Management, who handle her career and brand collaborations.
Cassie Sharpe was born on September 14, 1992, in Calgary, Alberta. She began skiing at the age of 11, enrolling in Bumps and Jumps at Mount Washington in 2004, where she initially competed in moguls, aerials, and slopestyle. In 2012, Sharpe won her first halfpipe competition, leading her to focus on this discipline. Her international career began with a silver medal at the FIS World Championships in 2015. Following this, she secured her first World Cup gold medal in Tignes, France, against a full field. In January 2016, Sharpe debuted at the X Games, finishing fourth in Aspen while unknowingly competing with a stress fracture in her back. Despite this injury, she went on to win X Games gold in Oslo in February 2016.
Sharpe continued to build her career, earning another World Cup victory in Tignes, France, in March 2017. During this event, she became the first woman to successfully land a switch cork 720 in competition, despite breaking her thumb during qualifying. Her dominance in the 2017-18 World Cup season included three victories, leading her to win the Crystal Globe for halfpipe. This period culminated in an Olympic gold medal at the PyeongChang 2018 Games, where her strong performances secured the win. She continued her success in the 2018-19 season, winning two more World Cup gold medals and another Crystal Globe, as well as a silver at the World Championships and gold at the X Games in Aspen. In a later Olympic appearance at Beijing 2022, Sharpe earned a silver medal, sharing the podium with teammate Rachael Karker.
Sharpe’s career has also involved overcoming injuries, such as a torn ACL and subsequent surgery in February 2021 after a fall at the X Games. She returned to competition in December 2021. Beyond her athletic achievements, Sharpe has expressed interest in becoming a movie stuntwoman and has developed a passion for home renovations. She is managed by Superheroes Management. Her younger brother, Darcy Sharpe, is also an Olympic athlete, competing in snowboard slopestyle and big air.
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