Lochlan Wilson
Canada | Active public archive: 2018-present | Known for: Freestyle Whistler, halfpipe, BC Park & Pipe Team, Grouse and Seymour clips | Current: active freestyle skier
Mt. Hood Summer With The BC Pipe Crew
The snow on Mount Hood in September carried the soft, repetitive rhythm of summer park skiing: salted takeoffs, fast pipe walls, and rails hit again until the camera had the clip. Lochlan Wilson’s public ski archive starts to make sense in that environment, between structured freestyle training and crew-video culture.
Wilson is a Canadian freestyle skier with a verified FIS profile and a scattered but useful video record. He should not be framed as a major contest name yet, but he is more than a one-edit rider. The strongest sources connect him to Freestyle Whistler, the BC Park & Pipe Team, Mount Hood summer footage, Grouse Mountain, Seymour, CHEF, and a 2025 World Cup halfpipe start in Calgary.
Freestyle Whistler And The Official FIS Base
The official FIS profile identifies him as Lochlan WILSON, Canada, with FIS code 2539176 and a 2004 birth year. The same profile lists Freestyle Whistler, which places his formal development inside one of British Columbia’s strongest freestyle systems.
That detail matters because Wilson’s archive moves between two worlds. Freestyle Whistler points toward coached progression, pipe and park training, competition travel, judged runs, and a pathway through Canadian freestyle skiing. The video credits point toward friends, edits, spring sessions, and the North Shore scene. His profile sits between those two lanes rather than fully inside one.
Redrum In Hood And The BC Park & Pipe Team
Redrum in Hood, published on Newschoolers in September 2019, is one of Wilson’s clearest early markers. The listing describes the video as a BC Park & Pipe Team project at Timberline Lodge and Ski Area on Oregon’s Mount Hood. Lochlan Wilson appears in the skier list with Mitch Steven, Ben Lynch, Alex Thucydides, Andre Dreyer, Steven Kahnert, Leif Wilson, Alec Henderson and Cole Isfan.
The Mount Hood setting is important for a young freestyle skier. Summer Hood skiing rewards repetition: halfpipe hits, rails, jumps, speed checks, and the same feature lap after lap. A BC Park & Pipe Team context also suggests a structured training group rather than a purely casual edit. For Wilson, that credit gives the page a bridge between athlete development and video presence.
21 Gun Salute At Grouse And Seymour
Wilson appears again in 21 Gun Salute, a 2021 Newschoolers video by Harukivanv. The listing names Haruki van Veenendaal, Evan Friesen, Thomas Kok and Simon Burns as filmers, and includes Lochlan Wilson among the skiers. Its locations are Grouse Mountain and Seymour Provincial Park, with thanks to Grouse parks, Seymour Provincial Park and Lines Apparel.
That credit gives Wilson a North Shore creative anchor. Grouse and Seymour are different from a national-team training camp. The snow is coastal, the weather changes quickly, and the terrain often rewards quick adaptation more than perfect contest preparation. The video tags also include park, rails, street, jumps and backcountry, which fits the mixed vocabulary of Vancouver-area crew skiing.
Grouse Terrain And The Local Park Language
Grouse Mountain gives Wilson’s archive a specific terrain identity. The resort’s own terrain-park page describes Grouse as home to multiple freestyle parks for skiers and riders across ability levels. In the CHEF and Harukivanv context, that translates into handle-tow laps, compact features, night sessions, spring snow, and a local scene where filming and riding overlap.
For a skier with both FIS and crew-video credits, that environment is useful. Park skiing at Grouse can build quick rail entries, switch comfort, speed control on short inruns, and the ability to land cleanly when snow quality changes. Those are not separate from halfpipe or slopestyle development. They feed the same air awareness, edge control and timing.
It Never Ceases To Amaze Me And The CHEF Link
Wilson’s CHEF connection appears clearly in It never ceases to amaze me, published in January 2024. The Newschoolers listing names Alex Thucydides, Will Penrose, Stephen Siska, Nick Thucydides and Lochlan Wilson as skiers, with video by Nick and additional filming by Alex, Will and Emilia Steinbock.
That appearance places Wilson beside several riders from the same North Shore and CHEF-centered archive. It does not make him a central CHEF figure in the way Nick Thucydides or Leif Wilson are, but it shows that he has crossed into that crew-video environment. The result is a more complete profile: formal freestyle athlete, but also a skier visible in loose, camera-first sessions.
Calgary Snow Rodeo And A World Cup Halfpipe Start
Freestyle Canada’s 2025 Snow Rodeo recap gives Wilson his strongest recent competition marker. The article explains that FIS and Freestyle Canada allowed provincial-level athletes into the Canadian-hosted event because developing halfpipe skiers have limited competition venues. In that context, BC’s Lochlan Wilson finished 35th.
That result should be handled carefully. It confirms a World Cup halfpipe start, but it does not turn Wilson into a podium-level international athlete. The value is developmental. Halfpipe skiing has fewer domestic stages than slopestyle, and a Canadian World Cup start gives athletes a rare chance to test amplitude, wall speed, trick order and pressure against a stronger field.
Cardrona And The Active Competition Trail
Wilson’s competitive trail also appears in 2025 Cardrona NZ Freestyle Nationals results, where Lochlan WILSON is listed in the Open Freeski Men division. That kind of southern-hemisphere result is consistent with an active freestyle skier using travel, camps and competition windows to keep progressing outside the main North American winter.
The available record still does not support a long result-by-result career summary. It supports a narrower statement: Wilson has an official FIS identity, a halfpipe competition pathway, and enough international or out-of-region starts to show active development. The video archive adds texture rather than replacing that competitive base.
How Wilson’s Skiing Reads From The Record
The safest technical description is a park-and-pipe skier with crew-video crossover. His record points toward halfpipe wall speed, park rail control, jump timing, switch movement, compact spins, takeoff discipline, and the ability to move between coached features and informal camera sessions.
The sources do not support claims about a signature trick, sponsor roster, or major podium history. The more accurate reading is still useful: Wilson is a developing Canadian freeskier whose profile blends Freestyle Whistler structure, BC Park & Pipe Team context, Mount Hood summer training, Grouse/Seymour clips, and a World Cup halfpipe appearance.
Where Lochlan Wilson Fits Now
Wilson’s current archive is coherent but still emerging. The verified markers are FIS code 2539176, Freestyle Whistler, Redrum in Hood with the BC Park & Pipe Team in 2019, 21 Gun Salute at Grouse and Seymour in 2021, CHEF’s It never ceases to amaze me in 2024, and the 2025 Calgary Snow Rodeo halfpipe start.
For skipowd.tv, the best classification is Canadian park and halfpipe freeskier with North Shore crew-video connections. Future updates should track new FIS results, halfpipe starts, Freestyle Canada mentions, CHEF or Grouse edits, and any verified sponsor or solo part that gives Lochlan Wilson a larger individual archive.
