2018 Olympian and two-time World Championship medalist Jaelin Kauf dominates the women’s FIS Freestyle Moguls World Cup as the fastest woman on the circuit. She’s finished the last three seasons ranked in the top three in the world.
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Women and Men
Aerials, Dual Moguls, Moguls
Jaelin Kauf
Chris Lillis
Chris Lillis is the second Lillis brother on the U.S. Ski Team with impressive results on both the NorAm and World Cup tours. He is the youngest man ever to win a FIS aerials World Cup, claiming the top spot as a 17-year-old in Belarus in 2016.
Tess Johnson
Tess Johnson, who was the youngest moguls athlete to be named to the national team at 14 years old during the 2016 season, has made a name for herself on the freestyle moguls scene. Johnson made her first Olympic appearance and landed her first World Cup victory in 2018.
Eric Loughran
Once Eric Loughran learned aerials would allow him to do as many inverted back flips on skis as he wanted, he was sold. He's seen success with consistent results on the World Cup tour, his first World Championships appearance in 2017 and his first Olympic appearance in 2018.
Bradley Wilson
Running bumps is in the family blood, and Brad Wilson couldn’t be happier to be a part of the clan. The younger brother of Olympic bronze medalist Bryon Wilson, Brad and his brother got their start building their own moguls courses in their hometown of Butte, Montana.
Ashley Caldwell
Ashley Caldwell is one of the most successful women in U.S. aerials history. Not only has Caldwell attended three Olympic Games, earned a World Cup overall title in 2016 and a World Championships gold medal in 2017, she's also the first U.S.