Philippe Boily-Doucet - Freeski Canada

Hometown: Bromont, Canada | Born: 2000 | Active: 2014-present | Known for: Quebec City World Cup big air in 2018 | Disciplines: big air, slopestyle

Partly cloudy skies sat above downtown Québec City on 24 March 2018, with the temperature at 3°C and spring snow covering a scaffold big-air ramp between highway overpasses. The in-run dropped for 57 metres at 40 degrees before a four-metre-high jump and a 35-degree landing. Philippe Boily-Doucet was one of four Quebec skiers entered in the men's field, bringing a path built through Bromont parks and provincial development into the final freeski World Cup event of the season.

Bromont 2014: Quebec youth park roots

Boily-Doucet's early public ski record is tied closely to Bromont. A 2014 S3 Futur Pro report identified him as a Bromont skier in the 12–13 age group alongside Carl-Frédéric Marc-Aurèle. The same resort continued to appear in footage from his teenage seasons, with rails and park features providing a regular setting. A 2015 one-day Bromont session also placed him with Lucas Maigret, Alexis Lainey, Alexandre Dussault and Marc-Aurèle, part of a local group filming together on the mountain.

Québec 2016: provincial slopestyle team forms

In October 2016, Boily-Doucet was selected for the first Équipe Québec freeski slopestyle group. The nine-athlete roster included Antoine Poirier, Florence Therriault, Marilou Bouthiette, Émile Gravel, Guillaume Chazal, Antoine Plamondon, Philippe Langevin and Mathieu Dufresne. The programme was created by Quebec's freestyle federation as a structured provincial pathway, giving Boily-Doucet a formal team setting beyond his Bromont park sessions. :chatgpt-content-reference{index="0"}

Maximise 2016–17: Pansini follows the transition

Boily-Doucet's park skiing during this period was repeatedly filmed by Frédéric Pansini. A 2016 season edit used Bromont and Maximise, with Joseph Chartrand supplying additional footage and Thomas Klaassen sharing the cut. The following winter, the project B-Boy - In Transition moved through Bromont, Maximise, Sommet Saint-Sauveur, Mont-Tremblant and Le Relais. These personal edits are excluded from the formal filmography below under the article's qualification rules, but they establish the Quebec locations surrounding his competitive development. :chatgpt-content-reference{index="1"}

Aspen 2018: Noah Morrison leads Nor-Am

At the Aspen Buttermilk Nor-Am big air on 24 February 2018, Boily-Doucet finished ninth. Noah Morrison won ahead of Cody LaPlante and Kiernan Fagan, with Boily-Doucet placed between Zane Severson and Richard Thomas. The top-ten finish is the strongest Nor-Am result found in his FIS record and qualifies for the secondary competition tier used in this profile. :chatgpt-content-reference{index="2"}

Québec City 2018: Christian Nummedal closes season

Boily-Doucet's World Cup big air appearance in Québec City ended 16th in the official event classification. Christian Nummedal won ahead of Hugo Burvall and Teal Harle. Boily-Doucet's best qualification run scored 74.20, leaving him outside the ten-skier final. The course used spring snow, while the 40-metre-high, roughly 90-metre-long urban structure required hundreds of cubic metres of snow over its scaffold frame. :chatgpt-content-reference{index="3"}

Main competition results

2017/18 — World Cup, Quebec City — Big air — 16th
2017/18 — Nor-Am Cup, Aspen Buttermilk — Big air — 9th

Selection of his strongest results. Not a complete competition record.

Philippe Boilydoucet - BBOY