Hagen Brown
Hometown: Howell, Michigan | Born: 1999 | Active: 2017-present | Known for: Great Lakes USASA competition and Nor-Am slopestyle | Disciplines: slopestyle, rail skiing, park skiing
Hagen Brown is an American freestyle skier born in 1999 whose competition record is rooted in Michigan's Great Lakes scene. In April 2017, he published a season edit filmed in Colorado and Michigan, documenting a park-focused style built around rails and jumps. That same period led into formal competition, with Brown entering regional USASA events before progressing to Nor-Am slopestyle.
During the 2017/18 winter, Brown represented Howell, Michigan, in the Great Lakes Series. At Treetops on 17 February 2018, he finished second in the Freeski Open Class slopestyle behind Jesse Bacon. The result sheet also listed Majesty Skis alongside his name. Later that season, Brown entered the Aspen/Buttermilk Nor-Am slopestyle, finishing 63rd in a deep field that included William Borm, Tim Ryan, Max Moffatt and Birk Irving.
Brown continued filming outside competition. In April 2020, he released The COVID Cut, a two-minute personal edit assembled from the 2018/19 and 2019/20 seasons for a Liberty Skis contest. His skiing also appeared later in the crew edit Leatha Tapes Volume 1: No Jumps. These videos document an ongoing park presence, but remain personal and crew edits rather than qualifying feature-film projects.
