Britt Richardson might still be one of the younger skiers on the Canadian senior team, but she’s entering her fourth season on the World Cup with ample experience.  

A native of Canmore, Alta., she made her debut in 2021-22, making three World Cup starts, before earning her first World Cup points with a 22nd-place giant slalom finish in Kranjska Gora, SLO. 

Since then, she has been part of the Canadian team that captured bronze in the World Championship team parallel event in Courchevel-Meribel, FRA. She enters the 2024-25 season off a year that saw her crack the top 30 eight times, including a 15th-place finish at Mt. Tremblant.  

Richardson also captured the World Junior Championship in giant slalom in Haute-Savoie, FRA in February 2024, becoming the first Canadian athlete to win an individual World Junior title since Valerie Grenier in 2016.