Blake Griffith
United States | Active: 2022-present public record | Known for: FWT Junior results, Utah preseason jib clip, hit the k | Current: documented in freeride results and Arsenic Anywhere video appearance Blake Griffith is an American skier with a small but verifiable public record split between junior freeride competition and a later park/jib video appearance. Freeride World Tour lists him in Ski Men as a United States athlete, 19 years old, with 2022 results in the Americas system. His recorded starts include 11th place at the 2022 Sugar Bowl TJFS Stop 1 Junior Regional and 46th place at the 2022 Palisades Tahoe Stop 3: Tahoe Freeride IFSA Junior Regional.... Read more on the Athlete page
Boden Wren
tv with Arsenic Anywhere and Utah attached. The project was filmed by Evan Whitten and built around a preseason crew session, with Wren appearing in the YouTube order of appearance after Mark Beatty and before Caedmon Myles. The video context places Wren inside a Utah early-season park and jib environment rather than a formal contest pathway.... Read more on the Athlete page
Bryer Chalstrom
Palisades Tahoe, California | Active public record: 2022-present | Known for: FWT Junior results, Team Palisades Tahoe, Kirkwood and Palisades freeride clips | Discipline: freeride skiing Mainline Pocket On Opening Day The Mainline Pocket at Palisades Tahoe opened under early-season light, chalky snow breaking into tracks as skiers dropped into a tight parade of airs, slashes and landings. Bryer Chalstrom appeared in that Palisades video list, part of a local scene where terrain is never only a venue. That clip context is the best visual entry point for his profile.... Read more on the Athlete page
Caedmon Myles
Granville, Ohio / Park City, Utah, USA | Active: 2025-present FIS record | Focus: freeski slopestyle, big air, domestic competition pathway | Current: Park City Ski and Snowboard athlete Sugar Bowl Snow When The Result Finally Moved Sugar Bowl’s slopestyle course sat under Sierra light, the rails already scraped clean and the jump landings packed by a long Futures Tour field. Caedmon Myles dropped into the February 2026 contest with the kind of task that defines a developing skier: link the whole run, keep speed through metal, and leave every feature clean enough for points. FIS listed him 16th in Men’s Freeski Slopestyle at Sugar Bowl Resort on February 26, 2026.... Read more on the Athlete page
Dylan Prado
New Jersey / Stratton Mountain School, USA | Active public record: 2023-present | Known for: FIS slopestyle starts, Futures Tour, Mt. Hood camp staff, University of Utah pathway | Disciplines: slopestyle, rail, park skiing Woodward Park City With The Score Still Moving The Woodward Park City course moved fast in March, rails feeding into compact takeoffs under Utah light. Dylan Prado had to keep the first section clean, carry speed into the jump line, and land enough of the run for the judges to place him inside a crowded men’s freeski field.... Read more on the Athlete page
Henry Sanderson
Central Oregon, USA | Active: 2025-present FIS record | Known for: freeski slopestyle, Mt Bachelor Sports Education Foundation, USASA Central Oregon Series | Current: Active FIS and USASA freeski competitor Copper Mountain in February gives slopestyle skiers firm takeoffs, fast rails and little space for hesitation once the run begins. Henry Sanderson’s strongest verified public result came there on February 18, 2026, when he won a men’s FIS freeski slopestyle event. FIS lists him as an American freestyle skier born on October 17, 2006, affiliated with Mt Bachelor Sports Education Foundation, with FIS Code 2540081 and active status.... Read more on the Athlete page
Henry Schrichte
Soda Springs / Sugar Bowl, California, USA | Active: 2024-present public junior freeride record | Discipline: Junior Freeride and Big-Mountain Freestyle | Known for: FWT Junior, Kappl 2025, Sugar Bowl IFSA podiums, Silver Belt Kappl When The Cork Seven Did Not Come Around The Quellspitze face in Kappl looked steep, blind and cold, with junior freeriders from sixteen nations waiting above the Austrian venue. Henry Schrichte left the gate representing the United States, Sugar Bowl, and the Tahoe scene that raised him. His first air landed clean, giving the run early shape.... Read more on the Athlete page
Kainoa Pyle
Mt. S. park and slopestyle development profile Northstar Speed Before The Judging Line The Northstar course in late February runs fast when the California sun starts working the top layer of snow.... Read more on the Athlete page
Lucas Steinberger
, Utah crew footage | Current public record: Arsenic Anywhere / Skipowd video appearances Lucas Steinberger is a freeski jib rider whose verified public record is currently limited to crew-based Utah video appearances. ,” but also states that no further verifiable skier information is currently available. That places his profile in the grassroots layer of freeskiing, where rider identification comes from video credits, order-of-appearance lists, and session footage rather than competition rankings or sponsor biographies.... Read more on the Athlete page
Mark Beatty
Public nationality not verified | Active public archive: 2025-present | Known for: hit the k (Utah Preseason), Utah crew footage, Full Jib | Current public record: Arsenic Anywhere / Skipowd video appearance Mark Beatty is a freeski jib rider whose verified public ski presence is currently limited to one Utah crew edit. His Skipowd athlete page lists him in “hit the k (Utah Preseason),” a 2025 Full Jib video connected to Arsenic Anywhere and filmed in Utah. The available record places him inside grassroots park and rail skiing rather than a formal competition pathway, with identification coming through rider credits and order-of-appearance context.... Read more on the Athlete page
Niamh Dedecker
Colorado, United States | FIS profile: Niamh DEDECKER, born 2007, FIS Code 2541287 | Public record: Team Summit Colorado, USASA Rocky Mountain Series, Eldora rail jams, Copper Mountain National Championships, Bucket Clips 4, Pete Koukov Un-Invitational Eldora Metal With Bluebird Shadows The rail line at Woodward Eldora sat under a clear Colorado sky, with scraped snow shining around the takeoff and the Timbers Hike Park crowd packed close enough to hear ski edges hit metal. Niamh DeDecker’s public profile is still young, but it already has a clear texture: rails, local jams, Colorado park laps, and short clips built around control rather than big-stage ceremony. Her 2025 Railer Park Girls Jam marker is especially useful.... Read more on the Athlete page
Sebastian Kilgore
South Lake Tahoe, California, USA | Active: 2018-present public record | Known for: USASA South Tahoe Series, rail jam, slopestyle, Sierra-at-Tahoe | Current: Active FIS / USASA freeski competitor Sierra-at-Tahoe gave Sebastian Kilgore the first clear public frame for his skiing: local rail jams, South Tahoe Series starts, school-week laps and a home resort close enough to make progression part of daily life. FIS lists him as an American freestyle skier born in 2005, active, with FIS Code 2538037. His official FIS record is focused on freeski slopestyle, with 2023 starts at Mount Snow, Woodward Park City, Mammoth Mountain, Northstar California and Copper Mountain National Championships.... Read more on the Athlete page
Tyler Goodson
Alta, Utah | Active public record: 2024-present | Known for: IFSA junior freeride, FWT Qualifier Americas starts, Winter Park Big Mountain Team | Discipline: freeride skiing Crystal Mountain Through A Tight Exit The face at Crystal Mountain did not offer a park skier’s certainty. Tyler Goodson had to read wind-textured snow, choose the right shoulder of the venue, manage speed through natural features, and keep enough composure for a clean exit before the judges turned instinct into numbers. That 2025 IFSA Junior 3* result is one of the clearest public markers in his profile.... Read more on the Athlete page
Will Tobias
United States | Active: 2023-2025 public results | Known for: freeski slopestyle, Southern Vermont Series, Stratton Mountain School | Current: University of Utah / USASA Southern Vermont Series At Okemo in January 2024, Will Tobias appeared in the Freeski Youth men’s field under the Southern Vermont Series, a regional lane where many East Coast park skiers first measure themselves against deeper start lists. He is listed by FIS as William Tobias, a 2007-born American male athlete attached to Stratton Mountain School and Ski Foundation, with FIS Code 2539873. His public competition record points toward freeski slopestyle rather than halfpipe, ski cross, or big-air specialization, with development-stage starts that sit below the World Cup and Nor-Am spotlight.... Read more on the Athlete page