About
American freestyle skier (full name Nicholas Page) born in Hollywood, Florida, raised in and trains out of Park City, Utah with the Wasatch Freestyle program; now a member of the Stifel U.S. Freestyle Ski Team. Put on skis at age two and began competing in single and dual moguls at eight. Became the youngest man ever to win a moguls Nor-Am event (2019, Apex Mountain) and was named FIS World Cup Rookie of the Year in 2021. Represented the U.S. at the 2022 Beijing Olympics (5th, moguls - the youngest male to reach the medal round in a decade) and the 2026 Milano Cortina Olympics (7th, moguls). Also competed at three World Championships (2021 Almaty, 2023 Bakuriani, 2025 St. Moritz), taking 4th in moguls at St. Moritz 2025. Earned his maiden World Cup victory in December 2022, beating the two most recent Olympic moguls champions (Mikael Kingsbury and Walter Wallberg) in the process; has 10 career World Cup podiums and ranked 3rd in the World Cup moguls overall standings in both 2025 and 2026. Was the second skier ever to attempt a cork 1440 in FIS-level competition and the third mogul skier to land a double cork 10 on a mogul course.
2026 Olympics: 7th (moguls). 2022 Beijing: 5th (moguls). Maiden World Cup win: Dec 2022, Idre Fjall, Sweden, beating Kingsbury and Wallberg. An older ID One 'IDiscover' feature profiles him as a 15-year-old junior riding the 172cm MR-CE ski - a historical junior detail, not treated as his current senior setup; current ID One relationship reconfirmed via nickpage.ski's own 2026 partners list but without a specific current model.