Stephanie Joffroy

Joffrey was born and raised in Chile until she was 14, when she moved with her family to France. She has continued to split her time between France and Chile where she worked as a ski instructor and competed in the first ski cross races held in Chile.

After qualifying for the 2014 Olympics, she was injured in the midst of the competition. Injuries plagued her for the next three years and although she returned to the World Cup circuit and the Olympics in 2018, further injuries prevented success. ^[3]

Joffrey was on-track to qualify leading up to 2022 Olympics in Beijing, but injury at the World Cup six weeks prior to the Games prevented a return. Joffrey qualified again for 2026 and skiied through the 1/8 rounds.^[4] She was chosen as closing flag-bearer for 2026. ^[5]

• Stephanie Joffroy at the International Ski and Snowboard Federation
• Stephanie Joffroy at Milano Cortina 2026
• Stephanie Joffroy at Olympics.com
• Stephanie Joffroy at Olympedia
• Official website

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