THE OFFICIAL WEBSITE OF
Kaleb Barnum
FIS SKI CROSS
2024 JUNIOR
WORLD CHAMPION
THE OFFICIAL WEBSITE OF
Kaleb Barnum
FIS SKI CROSS
2024 JUNIOR
WORLD CHAMPION
YOB
2004
Height
6’5” / 1.96m
Weight
Kaleb Barnum
Summer Training
Swapping Skis for Diving Board
Courtesy CTV News.
MY STORY
CONTACT
CAREER HIGHLIGHTS
FIS SKI CROSS JUNIOR WORLD CHAMPIONSHIPS
Gold Medal - Idre, Sweden April 14, 2024
FIS SKI CROSS WORLD CUP
First World Cup Podium (Silver) - Craigleith, Canada, March 22, 2026
FIS SKI CROSS WORLD CUP
2025 Rookie of the Year
FIS NOR-AM CUP
Gold & Silver - Nakiska, Canada, December 20-21, 2025
FIS SOUTH AMERICAN CUP
Silver Medal - Corralco, Chile, September 26, 2025
2025/26 SEASON
Five Podium Finishes in First Seven Races
CANADIAN SKI CROSS TEAM
Selected for 2026/27 World Cup Season
SCHEDULE 2026/27
SUMMER / FALL 2026
Through the summer, focus is dryland training, with team activities mixed in when possible to break up the big summer block.
Tentative WC Camp Plan (dates being confirmed):
Sept 15 - Oct 10: Chile (Corralco; possible change near end of camp)
Nov 10 - 15: GS in Nakiska
Nov 17 - 29: Mt. Sima, Yukon (Plan B: Pitztal or Idre) - quick stop home before Europe trip
Dec 1 or 2: Depart for Cross Alps Tour
December 2026
08 - 11 (Tue-Fri): Val Thorens, France
Reserve day Dec 12, Night Event
14 - 15 (Mon-Tue): Arosa, Switzerland
17 - 20 (Thu-Sun): Innichen, Italy
January 2027
14 - 17 (Thu-Sun): Reiteralm, Austria
21 - 24 (Thu-Sun): Val di Fassa, Italy
28 - 31 (Thu-Sun): Veysonnaz, Switzerland
February 2027
04 - 07 (Thu-Sun): Sarajevo, Bosnia and Herzegovina
25 - 28 (Thu-Sun): Kopaonik, Serbia (TBD)
March 2027
03 - 06 (Wed-Sat): Gällivare, Sweden
12 - 14 (Fri-Sun): Montafon, Austria - World Cup Finals
18 - 21 (Thu-Sun): Craigleith, Canada
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WHAT IS SKI CROSS:
Ski cross is a high-speed, head-to-head skiing competition where four skiers race down a course featuring jumps, rollers, and banked turns. It combines elements of alpine and freestyle skiing, and is known for its exciting and action-packed racing. The sport made its Olympic debut at the 2010 Winter Games in Vancouver-Whistler.
Key Features of Ski Cross
Photo courtesy of CBC Sports.
Head-to-head racing:
Unlike traditional alpine racing where skiers compete against the clock individually, ski cross involves multiple skiers racing at the same time.