Matt Graham (skier)

Matt Graham

Graham in 2026
Personal information
Born	(1994-10-23) 23 October 1994 Gosford, New South Wales, Australia
Height	171 cm (5 ft 7 in)
Weight	71 kg (157 lb)
Sport
Country	Australia
Sport	Freestyle skiing
Event(s)	Moguls, Dual Moguls
Club	Perisher Winter Sports Club
World Cup career
Seasons	16 (2010–2026)
Indiv. starts	119
Indiv. podiums	29
Indiv. wins	5
Discipline titles	1 (2021 MODM)
Medal record Men's Freestyle skiing Representing  Australia World Cup race podiums Event 1st 2nd 3rd Moguls 4 6 10 Dual Moguls 1 3 5 Total 5 9 15 International freestyle ski competitions Event 1st 2nd 3rd Olympic Games 0 1 1 World Championships 0 3 2 Total 0 4 3 Olympic Games 2018 Pyeongchang Moguls 2026 Milano Cortina Dual moguls World Championships 2019 Utah Moguls 2021 Almaty Dual moguls 2023 Bakuriani Moguls 2023 Bakuriani Dual moguls 2025 Engadin Dual moguls
Updated on 18 February 2026

Matt Graham (born 23 October 1994) is an Australian freestyle skier. He is a four-time olympian, representing Australia at the 2014 Sochi,^[1] 2018 Pyeongchang, 2022 Beijing and 2026 Milano Cortina editions of the games. He is a dual olympic medalist, earning silver in the 2018 moguls and bronze in the 2026 dual moguls disciplines. He has appeared in seven World Championship, earning three silver medals and two bronze medals. He has also appeared in 16 World Cup seasons, earning the Crystal Globe for overall moguls in the 2020–21 season.

Graham joined the Perisher Winter Sports Club mogul program at the age of six and by 13 he was the youngest athlete in the New South Wales Institute of Sport program.^[2] He first made his mark on the world stage as a 15-year-old, placing 27th in his debut in the final World Cup qualification event prior to the Vancouver 2010 Olympic Winter Games.

In 2013, Graham participated in his first World Championships in Voss, Norway. He placed fourth in the final. He also finished seventh at the Sochi Olympic test World Cup event. At the Sochi Olympics in 2014, Graham placed seventh in the finals of the men's moguls.^[3]

Having qualified for the 2026 Winter Olympics, Graham was unveiled as part of the 53-athlete strong Australian team in January by chef-de-mission, Alisa Camplin.^[4] Graham was then announced as Australia's flag bearer alongside Jakara Anthony for the opening ceremony of the games.^[5] He began his Olympic campaign in the men's moguls event. Wearing bib number 2, Graham qualified directly to the final with his first run. In the first final round, he qualified in third for the second final round. Despite being the fastest down the course, Graham posted a total of 80.88 to claim fifth position in the final round. Compatriot, Cooper Woods won the gold medal. Graham also competed in the men's dual moguls event. Graham defeated Taketo Nishizawa, Rasmus Stegfeldt and Charlie Mickel on route to the semifinals where he met Ikuma Horishima. Graham was defeated 14–21 in the semifinals to qualify for the bronze medal run. There he defeated Takuya Shimakawa 20–15 to claim the bronze medal. His medal secured the 'dad podium' alongside Hoishima and Mikaël Kingsbury. It was the fifth medal for the Australian team and the third in moguls.^[6]

Graham is a graduate of the Central Coast Grammar School, and he has maintained his ties with the school since graduating.^[7] He is studying towards his Bachelor of Engineering (Civil) and Bachelor of Business at the University of Newcastle.^[1]

As of 15 February 2026^[8]

Year	Age	Moguls	Dual Moguls
2014 Sochi	19	7	N/A
2018 Pyeongchang	23	2
2022 Beijing	27	19
2026 Milano Cortina	31	5	3

As of 15 February 2026^[9]

Year	Age	Moguls	Dual Moguls
2013 Voss-Myrkdalen	18	4	38
2015 Kreischberg	20	16	10
2017 Sierra Nevada	22	14	10
2019 Deer Valley	24	2	9
2021 Almaty	26	20	2
2023 Bakuriani	28	2	3
2025 Engadin	30	5	3

As of 18 February 2026^[10][11]

Season	Events started	Best Finish	Wins	Podiums	Overall Mogul's		Overall Freestyle skiing		Mogul's		Dual Mogul's
					Rank	Points	Rank	Points	Rank	Points	Rank	Points
2009–10[12]	2/10	27	0	0	60	4	–	–	N/A
2011–12[13]	6/13	14	0	0	34	74	154	4.00	N/A
2012–13[14]	7/12	7	0	0	28	92	133	8.00	N/A
2013–14[15]	5/11	4	0	0	22	122	108	11.00	N/A
2014–15[16]	8/9		0	3	5	347	13	39.00	N/A
2015–16[17]	7/8		1	3		378	9	47.25	N/A
2016–17[18]	11/11		1	4		554	7	50.36	N/A
2017–18[19]	9/10		0	4	5	334	24	33.40	N/A
2018–19[20]	8/9		0	1	5	343	19	38.11	N/A
2019–20[21]	8/10	4	0	0	5	331	27	33.10	N/A
2020–21[22]	5/5		1	3		289	N/A		N/A
2021–22[23]	2/12	10	0	0	36	41	N/A		30	41	–	–
2022–23[24]	12/12		1	5	4	592	N/A			336	5	256
2023–24[25]	9/16		0	2	17	263	N/A		12	174	23	89
2024–25[26]	15/16		0	1	4	605	N/A		5	305	4	300
2025–26[27]	5/11		1	2	2	290	N/A		2	245	5	45
Total	119	–	5	29	–	4,659	–	264.22	–	1,101	–	690

As of 15 February 2026^[28]

• Matt Graham at FIS (freestyle)
• Matt Graham at Olympics.com
• Matt Graham at the Australian Olympic Committee
• Matt Graham at Olympedia
• Matt Graham at InterSportStats
• Matt Graham at Milano Cortina 2026
• Matt Graham on Instagram