Mollie Jepsen

Canadian Paralympic Committee and Alpine Canada Media Statement – Mollie Jepsen  

The Canadian Paralympic Committee and Alpine Canada Alpin confirm that Mollie Jepsen will not compete in any further events at the Milano Cortina 2026 Paralympic Winter Games.   

Milano Cortina 2026 Day 1 Recap: Three medals for Canada to open Paralympic Winter Games

Canadian results tracker: Milano Cortina 2026 Paralympic Winter Games

Keep up-to-date on all our Canadian athletes at the Milano Cortina 2026 Paralympic Winter Games with our results tracking tool!

Previewing Milano Cortina 2026: Eriksson and Smith ace downhill test ahead of Milano Cortina 2026

Canadian pair top medal contender in alpine skiing

10 Canadians to watch at the 2026 Paralympic Winter Games

Milano Cortina Games take place March 6-15

Fifty athletes set to compete for Canada at Milano Cortina 2026 Paralympic Winter Games 

Canadians can follow the team’s journey from their hometowns to the world stage on CBC/Radio-Canada; Milano Cortina 2026 Paralympic Winter Games takes place March 6-15

Team of eight Para alpine skiers nominated to represent Canada at Milano Cortina 2026 Paralympic Winter Games 

Paralympic medallists Mollie Jepsen, Alexis Guimond, and Kurt Oatway lead team; 2026 Paralympic Winter Games take place March 6-15 in Italy

Alexis Guimond and Mollie Jepsen crowned Crystal Globe champions

Michaela Gosselin also cracks top-three

Para sport notebook: Kurt Oatway and Mollie Jepsen cap World Cup #4 with Super G gold

Wilkie and Turner also reach podium

Golden Guimond leads Canada to medal hat trick on slopes

Tyler Turner earns first Word Cup medal this season in Para snowboard

Canada’s Alexis Guimond upsets Paralympic Games champion for Para alpine skiing World Cup gold

Mollie Jepsen adds bronze in women’s downhill

Para sport notebook: Jepsen and Guimond win bronze medals to open World Cup stop in Saalbach

World Cups this week in Para alpine, Para snowboard and Para cross country skiing