The 2025 WWS Overall World Tour spanned four iconic events across three countries, culminating in one of the most complete and competitive Overall seasons to date.
From the opening stop through to the finale, athletes were pushed to deliver full-spectrum performances, with tour points closely contested throughout the year. The depth of the fields ensured that no discipline could be sacrificed, and consistency across all rounds proved decisive.
On the men’s side, standout performances across multiple tour stops separated the leaders from the pack, while the women’s tour showcased a tightly contested battle that remained unresolved until the final event. The 2025 season highlighted the evolution of Overall skiing, with higher technical standards and smaller margins than ever before.
With final rankings confirmed, the 2025 tour stands as a benchmark season — reinforcing the global nature of the tour and the significance of earning the title of WWS Overall Tour Champion.
Final positions and points after all rules applied.
1 |
Joel Poland
GBR
|
300 points |
2 |
Louis DuplanFribourg
FRA
|
230 points |
3 |
Dorien Llewellyn
CAN
|
220 points |
4 |
Jake Abelson
USA
|
160 points |
5 |
Edoardo Marenzi
ITA
|
160 points |
6 |
Pol DuplanFribourg
FRA
|
120 points |
7 |
Thomas Daigle
CAN
|
110 points |
8 |
Alexander Gschiel
AUT
|
110 points |
9 |
Tobias Giorgis
ARG
|
60 points |
10 |
Alex Paradis
CAN
|
30 points |
11 |
Rob Hazelwood
GBR
|
30 points |
12 |
Louis Cuilleret
CAN
|
20 points |
13 |
BG Bickley
USA
|
20 points |
14 |
Vincent Ahammer
AUT
|
15 points |
15 |
Lucas Carter
CAN
|
10 points |
1 |
Kennedy Hansen
USA
|
280 points |
2 |
Giannina Bonnemann
GER
|
260 points |
3 |
Alexia Abelson
USA
|
200 points |
4 |
Hanna Straltsova
USA
|
100 points |
5 |
Regina Jaquess
USA
|
80 points |
6 |
Nellie Alllard
CAN
|
60 points |
7 |
Aaliyah
MAS
|
60 points |
8 |
Melotine Morel
FRA
|
60 points |
9 |
Leona Berner
AUT
|
50 points |
10 |
Maise Jacobsen
DEN
|
50 points |