Snowboarding at the 2026 Winter Olympics – Men's halfpipe

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The men's halfpipe competition in snowboarding at the 2026 Winter Olympics will be held on 11 February (qualification) and 13 February (final), at the Livigno Snow Park in Valtellina.[1] Yūto Totsuka of Japan won the event, Scotty James of Australia won the silver medal, replicating his 2022 performance, and Ryusei Yamada of Japan won bronze.[2][3] Totsuka and Yamada won their first Olympic medals.

Date11, 13 February
Quick facts Men's halfpipe at the XXV Olympic Winter Games, Venue ...
Men's halfpipe
at the XXV Olympic Winter Games
VenueLivigno Snow Park,
Valtellina
Date11, 13 February
Medalists
1st place, gold medalist(s) Yūto Totsuka  Japan
2nd place, silver medalist(s) Scotty James  Australia
3rd place, bronze medalist(s) Ryusei Yamada  Japan
 2022
2030 
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Background

All three 2022 medalists, Ayumu Hirano, the champion, Scotty James, the silver medalist, and Jan Scherrer, the bronze medalist, qualified for the event. Yūto Totsuka was leading the 2025–26 FIS Snowboard World Cup standings in men's halfpipe. The 2025 World champion was James.

Summary

Only four competitors got more than 90 points for their runs - James, Totsuka, Yamada, and Hirano. After the first run in the final, Yamada, Totsuka, and Hirano were standing in medal positions. James, who was running last, fell. In the second run, Hirano and Yamada did not improve, Totsuka showed the best run of the day, scoring 95 and passing Yamada, and James got 93.50 and finished provisionally second. In the last run, out of four main competitors, only Hirano improved from 90 to 91 points, but it was not sufficient for a medal.

Qualification

Results

Qualification

Q — Qualified for the Final
DNI — Does Not Improve
DNS — Did Not Start

The top 12 athletes in the qualifiers advance to the Final.

More information Rank, Bib ...
RankBibOrderNameCountryRun 1Run 2BestNotes
1 2 8 Scotty James  Australia 94.00 DNI 94.00 Q
2 1 2 Yūto Totsuka  Japan 85.50 91.25 91.25 Q
3 7 9 Ryusei Yamada  Japan 90.25 DNI 90.25 Q
4 8 3 Alessandro Barbieri  United States 88.50 DNI 88.50 Q
531Ruka Hirano Japan80.5087.5087.50Q
6 5 5 Valentino Guseli  Australia 86.75 DNI 86.75 Q
744Ayumu Hirano Japan83.0085.5085.50Q
8 6 7 Campbell Melville Ives  New Zealand 84.75 DNI 84.75 Q
9 16 19 Lee Chae-un  South Korea 82.00 DNI 82.00 Q
10 15 18 Wang Ziyang  China 77.75 80.50 80.50 Q
111211Chase Josey United States76.50DNI76.50Q
121916Jake Pates United States24.2575.5075.50Q
131412Lee Ji-o South Korea17.7574.0074.00
1426Patrick Burgener Brazil70.00DNI70.00
151114Chase Blackwell United States69.00DNI69.00
161715Jonas Hasler Switzerland66.7567.7567.75
171820David Hablützel Switzerland64.25DNI64.25
182325Louie Vito Italy58.75DNI58.75
192122Augustinho Teixeira Brazil56.50DNI56.50
202421Ren Chongshuo China39.25DNI39.25
212524Florian Lechner Austria12.2513.5013.50
222013Mischa Zuercher Switzerland13.25DNI13.25
231010Kim Geon-hui South Korea8.008.508.50
241317Christoph Lechner Germany5.00DNI5.00
252223Jan Scherrer SwitzerlandDNSDNSDNS
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Final

More information Rank, Bib ...
RankBibOrderNameCountryRun 1Run 2Run 3BestNotes
1st place, gold medalist(s) 1 11 Yūto Totsuka  Japan 91.00 95.00 DNI 95.00
2nd place, silver medalist(s) 2 12 Scotty James  Australia 48.75 93.50 DNI 93.50
3rd place, bronze medalist(s) 7 10 Ryusei Yamada  Japan 92.00 DNI 92.00 92.00
4 3 8 Ruka Hirano  Japan 90.00 90.00 91.00 91.00
5 5 7 Valentino Guseli  Australia 35.00 DNI 88.00 88.00
6 16 4 Lee Chae-un  South Korea 24.75 24.75 87.50 87.50
7 4 6 Ayumu Hirano  Japan 27.50 86.50 DNI 86.50
8 19 1 Jake Pates  United States 77.50 DNI DNI 77.50
9 15 3 Wang Ziyang  China 17.75 17.25 76.00 76.00
10 8 9 Alessandro Barbieri  United States 75.00 DNI DNI 75.00
11 12 2 Chase Josey  United States 11.75 70.25 DNI 70.25
12 6 5 Campbell Melville Ives  New Zealand 43.00 DNI DNI 43.00
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