Gorodko Wins Gold in FIS Open Women's Moguls
Anastasia Gorodko claimed the women's individual freestyle mogul title at the FIS Open held at the Hintertux Glacier in Austria.
Updated on Nov. 11, 2026 in Skiing
Anastasia Gorodko won gold in the women's individual freestyle mogul finals at the FIS Open in Austria, scoring 74.94 points. Yulia Feklistova placed 13th and Yulia Mokina finished 22nd in the same finals.
Why it matters
The result adds to the Russian women's moguls results at the Hintertux Glacier, where the FIS Open was staged. It gives skiing fans a clear reference point for the top of the women's mogul field at this event.
Gorodko's 74.94-point final score led the women's field in the FIS Open finals, compared with 52.55 points for 13th-place Feklistova and 25.63 points for 22nd-place Mokina. The stub does not give the full field size or the run-by-run breakdown behind these totals.
The players
Anastasia Gorodko
Gorodko is a freestyle mogul skier who won the women's individual gold at the FIS Open in Austria.
Yulia Feklistova
Feklistova is a freestyle mogul skier who finished 13th in the women's finals and has also won gold at Hintertux Glacier FIS Open and Junior Regional Cup events.
The details
Athletes were scored on points in the women's individual freestyle mogul finals and in the men's finals of the FIS Open held at the Hintertux Gletscher (Zillertal Glacier) in Austria. In the men's finals, Pavel Kolmakov finished eighth with 72.34 points, Maxim Yemeliiyanov 11th with 65.69 points and Semyon Russakov 13th with 62.60 points.
Timeline
The article reporting Gorodko's gold was published on November 11, 2026.
Season Trajectory
The FIS Open tier serves as a developmental step within the international freestyle calendar, where results here help position athletes for higher-level FIS freestyle competition. Gorodko's win at the Hintertux Glacier event is one marker of how Russian mogul skiers are performing in that tier.
The result affects fantasy and rankings followers tracking freestyle mogul standings, since Gorodko's gold and the Russian podium finishes are now on record for this event. Readers following the FIS Open circuit can use the posted point totals to compare athletes' finishes across the women's and men's finals.
The takeaway
Scores in freestyle moguls are decided on points across the finals, so a few points separate medal positions from the rest of the field. Following the full results is the clearest way to track which athletes are gaining ground in the FIS Open circuit.
Further reading
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Source note: This article includes information reported by Qazinform.
