1997–98 FIS Freestyle Skiing World Cup

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Freestyle Skiing World Cup 1997/98
Discipline Men Women
Overall France United States Nikki Stone
Moguls United States Jonny Moseley Sweden Marja Elfman
Dual moguls Sweden Norway Kari Traa
Aerials Canada Nicolas Fontaine United States Nikki Stone
Ballet France Russia Elena Batalova
Competition
Locations 11 11
Individual 29 29
1999→

The 1997/98 FIS Freestyle Skiing World Cup was the nineteenth World Cup season in freestyle skiing organised by International Ski Federation. The season started on 1 August 1997 and ended on 15 March 1998.[1][2] This season included four disciplines: aerials, moguls, dual moguls and ballet. Dual moguls counted as season title and was awarded with small crystal globe separately from moguls.

Men[]

Moguls[]

Num Season Date Place Event Winner Second Third
10 1 6 December 1997 France Tignes DM Canada Jean-Luc Brassard Sweden France Fabrice Ougier
11 2 28 February 1998 France Châtel DM France Johann Gregoire Sweden Kurre Lansburgh United States
12 3 2 March 1998 France Châtel DM France Fabrice Ougier Australia Adrian Costa Canada Stéphane Rochon
13 4 10 March 1998 Sweden Hundfjället DM Sweden Canada Dominick Gauthier Finland Sami Mustonen
14 5 15 March 1998 Austria Altenmarkt-Zauchensee DM France Johann Gregoire Sweden Jesper Rönnbäck Norway
168 1 5 December 1998 France Tignes MO France Thony Hemery United States Jonny Moseley France Laurent Niol
169 2 19 December 1997 France La Plagne MO United States Jonny Moseley Canada Canada Stéphane Rochon
170 3 20 December 1997 France La Plagne MO United States Jonny Moseley France Fabrice Ougier Finland Lauri Lassila
171 4 11 January 1998 Canada Mont Tremblant MO Canada Jean-Luc Brassard Canada Dominick Gauthier France Julien Regnier-Lafforgue
172 5 24 January 1998 Canada Blackcomb MO Canada Jean-Luc Brassard Finland Lauri Lassila Japan Yugo Tsukita
173 6 30 January 1998 United States Breckenridge MO United States Jonny Moseley United States Evan Dybvig Finland Lauri Lassila
174 7 9 March 1998 Sweden Hundfjället MO United States Jonny Moseley Sweden Finland Janne Lahtela
175 8 14 March 1998 Austria Altenmarkt-Zauchensee MO United States Jonny Moseley France Fabrice Ougier Canada Jean-Luc Brassard

Aerials[]

Num Season Date Place Event Winner Second Third
171 1 1 August 1997 Australia Mt. Buller AE Canada Nicolas Fontaine United States Matt Chojnacki Canada Andy Capicik
172 2 2 August 1997 Australia Mt. Buller AE United States Eric Bergoust United States Britt Swartley Canada Jeff Bean
173 3 12 December 1997 France Tignes AE United States Britt Swartley United States Mariano Ferrario Canada Andy Capicik
174 4 16 December 1997 Italy Piancavallo AE Canada Andy Capicik Canada Nicolas Fontaine Canada
175 5 10 January 1998 Canada Mont Tremblant AE Belarus United States Eric Bergoust United States Britt Swartley
176 6 25 January 1998 Canada Blackcomb AE United States Eric Bergoust Canada Nicolas Fontaine Australia Jonathan Sweet
177 7 31 January 1998 United States Breckenridge AE United States Canada Canada Nicolas Fontaine
178 8 1 March 1998 France Châtel AE Russia Aleksandr Mikhaylov Canada Nicolas Fontaine Canada Andy Capicik
179 9 7 March 1998 Switzerland Meiringen-Hasliberg AE Canada Nicolas Fontaine Belarus Aleksei Grishin Germany
180 10 13 March 1998 Austria Altenmarkt-Zauchensee AE United States Eric Bergoust United States Britt Swartley Canada Nicolas Fontaine

Ballet[]

Num Season Date Place Event Winner Second Third
168 1 9 January 1998 Canada Mont Tremblant AC France United States Switzerland
169 2 23 January 1998 Canada Blackcomb AC France Switzerland United States
170 3 29 January 1998 United States Breckenridge AC Switzerland United States United States
171 4 6 March 1998 Switzerland Meiringen-Hasliberg AC United States France Finland
172 5 13 March 1998 Austria Altenmarkt-Zauchensee AC France Switzerland Switzerland
173 6 13 March 1998 Austria Altenmarkt-Zauchensee AC United States Switzerland Switzerland

Ladies[]

Moguls[]

Num Season Date Place Event Winner Second Third
10 1 6 December 1997 France Tignes DM France Candice Gilg Canada Anne-Marie Pelchat United States Ann Battelle
11 2 28 February 1998 France Châtel DM France Candice Gilg Sweden Marja Elfman United States
12 3 2 March 1998 France Châtel DM Sweden Marja Elfman United States Canada Anne-Marie Pelchat
13 4 10 March 1998 Sweden Hundfjället DM Norway Kari Traa France Candice Gilg Germany Sandra Schmitt
14 5 15 March 1998 Austria Altenmarkt-Zauchensee DM Norway Kari Traa Sweden Jenny Eidolf United States Jillian Vogtli
168 1 5 December 1997 France Tignes MO United States Liz McIntyre Sweden Marja Elfman Germany Tatjana Mittermayer
169 2 19 December 1997 France La Plagne MO Denmark Anja Bolbjerg France Candice Gilg Norway Kari Traa
170 3 20 December 1997 France La Plagne MO Sweden Marja Elfman United States Ann Battelle Germany Gabriele Rauscher
171 4 11 January 1998 Canada Mont Tremblant MO France Candice Gilg United States Ann Battelle Germany Tatjana Mittermayer
172 5 24 January 1998 Canada Blackcomb MO United States Ann Battelle France Candice Gilg Norway Kari Traa
173 6 30 January 1998 United States Breckenridge MO Sweden Jenny Eidolf Sweden Sara Kjellin Canada Kelly Ringstad
174 7 9 March 1997 Sweden Hundfjället MO Japan Tae Satoya Sweden Marja Elfman Norway Kari Traa
175 8 14 March 1998 Austria Altenmarkt-Zauchensee MO Norway Kari Traa Sweden Marja Elfman Germany Tatjana Mittermayer

Aerials[]

Num Season Date Place Event Winner Second Third
172 1 1 August 1997 Australia Mt. Buller AE United States Nikki Stone Canada Veronica Brenner Canada Caroline Olivier
173 2 2 August 1997 Australia Mt. Buller AE China Guo Dandan Canada Veronica Brenner Australia Kirstie Marshall
174 3 12 December 1997 France Tignes AE United States Nikki Stone Switzerland Colette Brand Canada Caroline Olivier
175 4 17 December 1997 Italy Piancavallo AE United States Nikki Stone Canada Veronica Brenner Australia Jacqui Cooper
176 5 10 January 1998 Canada Mont Tremblant AE China Ji Xiaoou Australia Jacqui Cooper Australia Kirstie Marshall
177 6 25 January 1998 Canada Blackcomb AE United States Nikki Stone Australia Jacqui Cooper Russia Natalia Orekhova
178 7 31 January 1998 United States Breckenridge AE Australia Jacqui Cooper United States Nikki Stone Switzerland Colette Brand
179 8 1 March 1998 France Châtel AE Australia Jacqui Cooper Australia Kirstie Marshall Russia Natalia Orekhova
180 9 7 March 1998 Switzerland Meiringen-Hasliberg AE Australia Jacqui Cooper United States Nikki Stone Switzerland Michèle Rohrbach
181 10 13 March 1998 Austria Altenmarkt-Zauchensee AE Australia Kirstie Marshall United States Nikki Stone Russia Natalia Orekhova

Ballet[]

Num Season Date Place Event Winner Second Third
169 1 9 January 1998 Canada Mont Tremblant AC Russia Elena Batalova Russia Natalia Razumovskaya Sweden Annika Johansson
170 2 23 January 1998 Canada Blackcomb AC Russia Natalia Razumovskaya Russia Elena Batalova Slovakia
171 3 29 January 1998 United States Breckenridge AC Russia Elena Batalova Russia Natalia Razumovskaya Russia Oksana Kushenko
172 4 6 March 1998 Switzerland Meiringen-Hasliberg AC Russia Elena Batalova Russia Oksana Kushenko Sweden Annika Johansson
173 5 13 March 1998 Austria Altenmarkt-Zauchensee AC Russia Elena Batalova Russia Oksana Kushenko Sweden Åsa Magnusson
174 6 13 March 1998 Austria Altenmarkt-Zauchensee AC Russia Oksana Kushenko Sweden Åsa Magnusson Russia Elena Batalova

Men's standings[]

Ladies' standings[]

References[]

  1. ^ "FIS Calendar". FIS. Retrieved 9 November 2012.
  2. ^ "Cup standings". FIS. Retrieved 9 November 2012.
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