Cody Kelly
Whistler / Sea to Sky scene | Active: 2024-present public video record | Known for: 2WC clips, mcge3zy edits, Whistler park footage | Current: Emerging Whistler video presence Cody Kelly is a Whistler-scene freeski park rider whose public record is currently built through short crew edits rather than official contest databases. His name appears in mcge3zy’s Newschoolers upload “Whistler Blackcomb Opening Day,” filmed around Whistler-Blackcomb in November 2024, alongside Finn Henderson, Will McInnes, Jack Hague, Nevin Amirault and Cruz Bufone. That places Kelly inside the same local video lane as several young Whistler riders: opening-day laps, casual park clips, friends filming friends, and a style-first approach where the edit is the main record.... Read more on the Athlete page
Jude Oliver
Whistler, British Columbia, Canada | Active: 2024-present FIS record | Known for: Big air, slopestyle, Junior Worlds bronze, Nor-Am podiums, BC Freestyle Team | Current: Active FIS athlete Calgary Flat Light And A Bronze Run The big-air jump at WinSport in Calgary sat under flat March light when Jude Oliver needed his landings to hold. He was 16, skiing on home snow for Canada, and the Junior World Championships final was already moving fast around Frank Wahlstroem and Lucas Ball. 50, claiming bronze in men’s freeski big air.... Read more on the Athlete page
Makenna Griffiths
Whistler, British Columbia, Canada | Active: 2025-present FIS record | Known for: Slopestyle, big air, BC Team, Whistler Freestyle, Vancouver street podium | Current: Active FIS athlete Whistler Speed Before The Names Were Bigger The Blackcomb park can change fast when spring light hits the landings and the in-run softens between laps. Makenna Griffiths comes from that Whistler setting: rails, jumps, coastal weather, club training, and a local scene where young riders share the same sessions as older BC names. Her public record is still early, but it already has structure.... Read more on the Athlete page
Rudy Lépine
Rimouski, Québec | Active street skier, filmer, editor, and ON3P Team Pro rider | Public markers: early SIMPLE edits, Sensorial Quartet, LOVECRAFT, PSYCHOACTIV, Delirium, Fingers Crossed, ROOTY PRO | Main lane: street skiing, rails, Québec spots, film-led creative skiing Montréal Steel With Salt On The Run-In The Montréal rail was cold, salted, and loud under passing traffic, with snow packed into a thin white tongue between concrete stairs. Rudy Lépine came at it like a skier who understood the spot before the camera turned on: speed first, then patience, then pressure held long enough for the trick to breathe. His skiing belongs to that world.... Read more on the Athlete page