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Canada Kevin Drury has transitioned from a successful collegiate alpine skier to an Olympic ski cross racer, demonstrating athletic versatility and achieving international recognition.
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Kevin Drury is listed among the successful Ski Cross racers competing on Elan skis.
Kevin Drury, born on July 20, 1988, in Toronto, Ontario, initially pursued an alpine skiing career. He attended the University of Vermont, where he became a distinguished collegiate athlete. During his time at the university from 2009 to 2014, Drury earned two All-American selections. A significant achievement in his collegiate career was being the national runner-up in the giant slalom at the NCAA Championships in 2011. He continued to compete in alpine skiing, earning NCAA All-American Second Team honors for slalom and giant slalom in 2014, showcasing consistent high-level performance in the sport.
At the age of 26, Drury transitioned to ski cross, making his FIS World Cup debut in December 2015. His early success in ski cross included becoming the overall Nor-Am Cup champion in men’s ski cross in the season prior to his World Cup debut. Over the subsequent years, Drury achieved significant milestones, including his first World Cup podium in December 2017 with a silver medal, followed by his first career World Cup victory in Sunny Valley, Russia, in 2018. He made his Olympic debut at PyeongChang 2018, where he placed fourth in men’s ski cross. His career progression continued with a bronze medal at the FIS World Championships in 2019. The 2019-2020 season marked a peak in his career, as he secured four victories and three second-place finishes, ultimately becoming the first Canadian man to win a Crystal Globe in ski cross. Despite breaking his tibia in December 2020, he returned to competition for the 2021-22 World Cup season and earned his 13th career World Cup medal with a silver in Nakiska. He represented Canada again at the Beijing 2022 Winter Olympics, placing 12th overall in men’s ski cross.
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