Valérie Grenier began making a name for herself on the international circuit at 19-years-old. She turned heads when she placed 13th in the St. Moritz, SUI super-G in 2015; her third World Cup start. She then solidified her place on the international circuit when she claimed first-place in the downhill, second-place in the super-G and seventh-place in the giant slalom events at the 2016 World Junior Championships. Grenier also had a strong 2015-16 season on the Nor-Am circuit, finishing second overall. Grenier's 2016-17 season started with a bang when she landed top-30 World Cup finishes in downhill, super-G, giant slalom and slalom disciplines. In the 2017-18 season, Grenier competed in her first Olympic Games, starting in giant slalom, super-G, downhill and alpine combined. Grenier put down one of the best Canadian female results in the Olympic alpine combined, finishing in sixth-place. Grenier embraced the full World Cup circuit, racing in both tech and speed disciplines, capturing three top-30 results this season. She finished off the season as the giant slalom Canadian Champion.