Laurence
St-Germain

Alpine Skiing
Slalom
Giant Slalom

Nationality: Canada
Hometown: Saint-Ferreol-les-Neiges, Quebec, Canada
Born: 30 May 1994
Turned pro: 2015

Equipment

1 entry · 1 category

Skis

Rossignol

FIS race-stock World Cup giant slalom ski from Rossignol's Hero Athlete race line; Line Control Technology (LCT) power-rail construction

Slalom
Giant Slalom

Reference

Setup verified 10 July 2026

Sources

About

Canadian World Cup alpine ski racer specializing in the technical events of slalom and giant slalom, born 30 May 1994 in Quebec City and raised in Saint-Ferreol-les-Neiges, Quebec; began skiing at age three and competed in her first FIS race at 12. Made her World Cup debut in November 2015 (slalom, Aspen). Raced four years on the NCAA circuit for the University of Vermont, winning an NCAA national championship and earning a computer science degree in 2019, with an Olympic Games in between. Made her Olympic debut at PyeongChang 2018 (15th, slalom) and competed again at Beijing 2022 (17th, slalom). Won slalom gold at the 2023 World Championships in Meribel - upsetting Mikaela Shiffrin and becoming the first Canadian woman in 63 years to win a world slalom title (since Anne Heggtveit's 1960 Olympic/World Championship double). Shared Alpine Canada's 'Athlete of the Year' honours (with Alexandria Loutitt) for 2023-24. Concurrently pursuing a second degree, in electrical engineering, at Polytechnique Montreal.

FIS Code 155388. 2023 World Champion, slalom (Meribel) - Canada's first women's world slalom title since 1960. Personal site laurencestgermain.com returned no content on fetch (likely JS-rendered).