Japan’s rise has been systematic, with a deep talent pool, while the United States struggled to find a clear successor to Shaun White.

Keep track of the latest Olympic snowboarding results from the 2026 Winter Games, including an updated medal count by country and full schedule of events.

The men's snowboard cross has a unique history at the Winter Olympics. Only three athletes have won gold across the five times the event has been contested. Austria's Alessandro Hammerle has the opportunity to become the third back-to-back gold medalist in men's snowboard cross at the Milan Cortina Games.

In the 2026 Winter Olympics, Chloe Kim will compete for a third straight gold medal in the women's Snowboard Halfpipe. How to watch each event.

DNI means: Did Not Improve. It comes into play in any event that has multiple runs without counting all the scores. For example, the Big Air competitions in Olympic skiing and snowboarding include three downhill runs for every competitor. Of those three runs in Big Air, though, only two scores count.

Ready to catch big air? Look no further than snowboarding, one of 16 sports to be contested at the 2026 Winter Olympics in Italy.

The men’s snowboard big air final takes the spotlight Saturday, with riders launching off massive jumps as medals are decided in the trick-based event.

Michigan athletes competing in ice hockey and snowboarding will compete on Feb. 12. Here's how to watch.

Chloe Kim’s first truly meaningful ride through a halfpipe in almost 11 months will come at no place other than the Olympics. That feels daunting, even for one of the best snowboarders in the world, whose lead-up to the Games took a detour when she injured her shoulder during a training run in Switzerland the second week of January.

NBC News' Steve Kornacki outlines the rules and tricks to win the five snowboarding events at the Milan Cortina Olympic Games: snowboard cross, parallel giant slalom, halfpipe, slopestyle and big air.

"falling isn't the best way to stop, but it's the one I know"

The final of the 2026 Winter Olympics' big air snowboarding event saw defending gold medalist Su Yiming of China try the most daring trick of the competition in an attempt to leapfrog Japan's Kira Kimura and Kimata Ryoma, only for him to fall and create a scoring controversy for the bronze medal.