About
Polish freeride skier (AKA 'Zuza'), a multiple-time Polish Slopestyle Champion in freestyle skiing before transitioning to freeride. Made a strong return to the Pro Tour in 2024, winning the Verbier Pro opener and finishing 3rd overall that season. Followed up with two more podiums in 2025, then was crowned the first-ever FIS Freeride World Champion (Ski Women) at the inaugural Allianz FIS Freeride World Championships in Andorra, February 2026.
Per her own FWT bio ('ending up 3rd overall by the end of the [2024] season'), but stale and incomplete. In 2025 she followed up with two more podiums including a win at Georgia Pro. Then, in February 2026, she was crowned the first-ever FIS Freeride World Champion in the Ski Women category at the inaugural Allianz FIS Freeride World Championships in Andorra (score 80.33 on the Basser Negre face), beating Justine Dufour-Lapointe (silver) and Molly Armanino (bronze) - a genuinely historic achievement (first-ever champion of a brand-new FIS World Championship event) that the two-seasons-old '3rd overall 2024' framing completely misses. Additional background: a multiple-time Polish Slopestyle (freestyle) Champion before transitioning to freeride; her own bio frames 2024 as a 'strong return to the Pro level,' implying an earlier stint on tour before a gap. Equipment: confirmed SCOTT athlete; for the World Championships, SCOTT issued her a special 'World Champs Edition' React goggle and Flow Pro MIPS helmet, per SCOTT's own athlete news post; no ski brand or model was found for her despite multiple searches.