Pressure does not rattle champions. It sharpens them. This past weekend at X Games Aspen, Dulcedo Athletes Cassie Sharpe and Naomi Urness delivered standout performances that reinforced their status among freestyle skiing’s elite.
Competing against the best athletes in the world, both skiers translated preparation, confidence, and creativity into podium results. Their performances highlighted why X Games Aspen athletes remain a defining force in modern winter sports.
In the Monster Energy Women’s Ski SuperPipe, Cassie Sharpe delivered a powerful and composed run that earned her a bronze medal on one of the toughest stages in winter sports.
Despite challenging snow conditions and a deeply competitive field, Cassie leaned into a season-long mindset that continues to elevate her performance. More fun. Less pressure. More progression.
Key performance takeaways include:
• Confident execution under pressure
• Creative run construction
• Strong adaptability to changing conditions
Cooking up a new run, pushing progression, and feeding off the energy of a locked-in field, Cassie once again proved why she remains a cornerstone of women’s halfpipe skiing.
With multiple X Games medals and Olympic hardware already to her name, Cassie’s Aspen performance was less about validation and more about evolution. Her bronze medal run captured confidence, creativity, and competitive fire from an athlete fully in control.
Making her X Games debut, Naomi Urness entered the Jeep Women’s Ski Slopestyle field and immediately made her presence known.
Calm, assured, and technically precise, Naomi posted an impressive silver medal run that signaled her arrival among the sport’s top competitors. Scoring an 85.00 in her debut run of the Jeep Women’s Ski Slopestyle, she showcased clean execution and creativity while holding her own against established names.
Notable results from Naomi’s X Games Aspen weekend:
• Silver medal in Women’s Ski Slopestyle
• Fourth-place finish in Women’s Big Air
• Consistent scoring across multiple disciplines
Narrowly missing a second podium, Naomi’s Big Air performance further emphasized her composure and versatility. Across events, her consistency stood out, underscoring the work ethic and focus behind her results.
Fueled by the momentum of the weekend, Naomi left Aspen with a statement performance that felt like a beautiful way to start her X Games journey.
X Games Aspen served as a reminder of what elite performance looks like when talent meets intention. Cassie Sharpe and Naomi Urness each delivered with focus and authority, translating months of preparation into podium-level results.
Their performances were defined by:
• Expert precision
• Steady confidence
• Competitive edge under pressure
At Dulcedo, a premier talent agency with hubs in Montreal and Toronto, we represent elite athletes who move the culture forward. Talent that competes with purpose, authenticity, and individuality. Cassie and Naomi embodied that belief in Aspen, setting a new benchmark for X Games Aspen athletes on one of winter sports’ biggest stages.
Congratulations to Cassie Sharpe and Naomi Urness on an unforgettable X Games Aspen weekend. We are proud to support athletes who continue to push performance, creativity, and culture forward on the world stage.
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