Canada's Britt Phelan returns to ski cross podium in France with silver in big final
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Britt Phelan is 2-for-2 in podium finishes on the young ski cross World Cup season.
The Canadian freestyle skier grabbed a silver medal on Saturday in the big final at Val Thorens, France, two weeks after taking the small final at the season-opening event in Secret Garden, China.
WATCH | Phelan holds off France's Berger Sabbatel for silver:
Phelan, 30, is back on the circuit after a nearly two-year absence from a knee injury.
Sandra Naeslund of Sweden won Saturday's competition while Marielle Berger Sabbatel earned bronze in front of the home crowd.
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