Ikuma HORISHIMA

Japan
Freestyle Skiing
11 Dec 1997
24
Male
IKEDA TOWN
 
Japan
 
Japan

Events and Medals

Discipline Event Rank Medal
FRS Freestyle Skiing Men's Moguls 3 Bronze

Schedule

Start Time Location Event Status
Finish On:  Feb 5 		Genting Snow Park A & M Stadium
Men's Moguls Qualifications
Genting Snow Park A & M Stadium
Men's Moguls Final 1
Finished
Genting Snow Park A & M Stadium
Men's Moguls Final 2
Finished
Genting Snow Park A & M Stadium
Men's Moguls Final 3
Finished

Biographical Information

Highlights

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Historical Results

Olympic Games
RankEventYearLocation
11Men's Moguls2018PyeongChang, KOR
World Championship
RankEventYearLocationResult
1Dual Moguls Men2017Sierra Nevada, ESP
1Moguls Men2017Sierra Nevada, ESP88.54
3Dual Moguls Men2021Almaty, KAZ
4Moguls Men2019Park City, USA81.30
8Dual Moguls Men2019Park City, USA
19Moguls Men2021Almaty, KAZ74.72
World Cup Rankings
SeasonAllMogulsDual MogulsOverall Moguls
2021/2022222
2020/20214
2019/202052
2018/201952
2017/2018123
2016/201710219
2015/201610520
2014/201519944
2013/201420542
World Cup - Best Achievements
SeasonMoguls MenDual Moguls Men
2021/20223 x 1st1 x 2nd
2020/20211 x 1st1 x 8th
2019/20202 x 1st1 x 1st
2018/20191 x 1st1 x 2nd
2017/20182 x 1st1 x 1st
2016/20171 x 6th1 x 25th
2015/20161 x 8th1 x 3rd
2014/20151 x 26th1 x 24th
2013/20141 x 13th1 x 29th
Ten Best World Cup Performances in Current Season
RankEventSeasonLocationResult
1Moguls Men2021/2022Deer Valley, USA84.04
1Moguls Men2021/2022Alpe d'Huez, FRA87.84
1Moguls Men2021/2022Idre Fjall, SWE88.49
2Moguls Men2021/2022Deer Valley, USA81.98
2Dual Moguls Men2021/2022Idre Fjall, SWE
3Moguls Men2021/2022Ruka, FIN81.12
3Dual Moguls Men2021/2022Alpe d'Huez, FRA
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BMX, playing chess, parkour. (Instagram)

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Athlete

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Sports Science, Chuo University (Tokyo, JPN)

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Father, Yukinori. Sister, Arisa.

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Japanese, English

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Toyota Motor Corporation

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National: Janne Lahtela (FIN)

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Sister Arisa Horishima (Freestyle skiing): Competed at the national level from 2012-19.

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2013 World Cup in Inawashiro (Moguls - DNF)

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2013

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Introduced to the sport by his parents who love skiing and started getting more serious in Kuwana, during his fourth year of primary school. (Info 2018)

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Motivated by his parents. (nikkansports.com)

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"I think that my goal is to continue the competition as long as possible. After all it is important not to get injured. I would like to live an active life for as long as possible." (number.bunshun.jp)

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Next Hero Award (2017), by the Ski Association of Japan.

Milestones

OLYMPIC WINTER GAMES
Bronze medallist in moguls at the Beijing 2022 Olympic Winter Games.

Made his Olympic moguls debut at the PyeongChang 2018 Olympic Winter Games. Was in seventh after the first run, but did not finish his second run, ending up in 11th.

WORLD CHAMPIONSHIPS
Two-time World champion. First Japanese male freestyle skier to win a world championships gold medal in any discipline by claiming victory in moguls in 2017 in Sierra Nevada. A day later, he won the dual moguls.

WORLD CUP
In 2021 in Almaty, was unable to defend his 2017 World title and won the dual moguls bronze medal beating Canadian Brenden Kelly in the Small Final.

Ended Canada's Mikael Kingsbury's almost year-long streak of World Cup wins in January 2018 in his own Canadian backyard in Mont Tremblant.

Opened up this 2021/22 World Cup campaign with three straight podium finishes, including a victory on 11 December 2021 in moguls (Idre Fjall).

OTHER
Two-time Asian Winter Games champion in 2017 (moguls, dual moguls).

Five-time national champion.
Legend
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Bronze
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Gold Medal Event
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