Jo Peet SuperUnknown 23 Finalist

Canada | Active FIS athlete: Jordan PEET, born 2004, FIS Code 2538220 | Public record: BC Freestyle Team, Whistler Freestyle, Canada Winter Games gold and bronze, Canada Cup, Rev Tour, NorAm | Main lane: slopestyle and Big Air Brookvale Under The Lights The Big Air jump at Mark Arendz Provincial Ski Park sat cold under Prince Edward Island lights on February 21, 2023. Jordan Peet had qualified third, with Naomi Urness still carrying the heaviest score from the preliminary round. The final changed on Peet’s second jump.... Read more on the Athlete page

American ski film production studio | Conceived in 1999 by Josh Berman and based in Denver | Known for: annual freeski films, SuperUnknown, Romance, Turbo, Refresh, Pleasure, Zig Zag and Full Circle | Focus: documenting freestyle skiing with rider first cinematography, street creativity, park progression, backcountry travel and a talent pipeline that keeps new voices visible. 1999 Denver origins and the camera pointed at newschool skiing Level 1 is one of the defining production studios in freeskiing. Conceived in 1999 by Josh Berman, the company was created to document the rise of freestyle skiing at the exact moment twin tips, terrain parks, urban rails and newschool style were changing the sport.... Read more on the Sponsor page

SuperUnknown 23 was the 2026 Level 1 freeski talent search final held at Banff Sunshine Village, Alberta from April 20 to 24 2026 | Disciplines: park skiing, street influenced video parts, spring park sessions and recap edits | Notable winners: Alex Bateman and Eleonora Ferrari | Format: video submissions, finalist week, rider vote and FilmerUnknown recaps Banff Sunshine Took SuperUnknown International SuperUnknown 23 took place at Banff Sunshine Village in Alberta, Canada from April 20 to 24 2026, marking the first time the event kicked off on international grounds. The finals were originally planned for Palisades Tahoe, but Level 1 moved the event north after snowpack concerns in California and strong late-season coverage in the Canadian Rockies. The official Level 1 SuperUnknown archive lists the 2026 edition as hosted at Banff Sunshine Village with Eleonora Ferrari and Alex Bateman as the winners.... Read more on the Competition page