X Games Aspen 2025 Women's Ski Knuckle Huck Top 3 Runs

January 24, 20253 min read

Featured Image: Matt Power

Knuckle Huck is judged on execution and difficulty of maneuvers, variety, progression of attempt, originality and style.

Year one of Women’s Ski Knuckle Huck set the bar high. Somehow, year two was even better. As the first ski event of X Games Aspen 2025, the vibes were through the roof as the sun tucked behind the mountains in Pitkin County, Colorado. The eight women competing let the creative juices flow, as the judges rewarded out-of-the-box thinking.

The bronze medal went to Anni Karava, the freestyle rider from Finland. After filming a lot in the streets and with members of The Bunch, her unorthodox skiing was evident in the best way. In second place it was Tereza Korabova who earned the silver medal. Last year she set a milestone as the first woman from the Czech Republic to compete in a trick discipline at the X Games. She came in 5th place in 2024 just missing the podium, but climbed her way up the ranks this year amongst tough competition.

In first place we saw a familiar face, Utah’s Rell Harwood. She’s one of the most prominent riders on a stacked Armada team, and that’s saying something. She earned bronze in Big Air and silver in Knuckle Huck last year at the X Games. This year, she was able to snag the top seat.