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Hometown: Mammoth, California | Born: 2001 | Active: 2018-present | Known for: Junior Worlds halfpipe bronze, Mammoth World Cup top 10 and Nexus | Sponsor: Outdoor Tech | Disciplines: halfpipe, transition skiing The Mammoth Mountain halfpipe was running under difficult weather in February 2024 when Aaron Durlester moved through qualification in fifth place. The final was then cancelled because conditions were judged unsafe, leaving the qualification scores as the official result. Durlester finished eighth, behind Cassidy Jarrell and ahead of the rest of the international field outside an all-American top eight.... Read more on the Athlete page

Michigan / Mammoth Lakes, USA | Active public archive: 2019-present | Known for: ON3P 6, ON3P 7, ON3P 8, Down In Atlantis, Mammoth and Mt. Hood clips | Discipline: street skiing, park skiing, creative jib Mammoth Under Spring Sun The Mammoth park was soft by midday, with California light flattening the takeoffs and slush spraying off every landing. Andrew Branch moved through that ON3P session beside Oscar Weary, Forster Meeks and Owen Ready, using the kind of relaxed edge timing that only works when the snow is slow but the feet stay quick.... Read more on the Athlete page

Born: 2002 | Active: 2019-present | Known for: Nor-Am and European Cup competition | Disciplines: slopestyle, big air Austen Abel is an American freestyle skier born in 2002 whose competition record is centred on slopestyle and big air. His FIS profile records results beginning in the 2018/19 season and continuing through 2025. An early USASA result from Keystone in February 2019 listed Abel with Windells Academy and placed him fourth in the junior men's slopestyle category.... Read more on the Athlete page

Killington, Vermont, USA | Active: 2014-present public record | Known for: park skiing, rails, coaching, Woodward Killington, Windells | Current: Freeskier and coach At Woodward Killington, the park laps come with East Coast sound: edges scraping firm snow, rope-tow rhythm, and landings that turn quick when the temperature drops. Brandon Westburg’s public ski identity sits in that environment. He is a Vermont-based freeskier linked to Killington, with public traces across Newschoolers videos, Woodward Killington events, Windells coaching and local park content.... Read more on the Athlete page

Canada | Active public archive: 2019-present | Known for: BC Park and Pipe Team, big air, slopestyle, 21 Gun Salute, Cardrona ANC podium | Current: Canadian freestyle skier and shop rider Cardrona Big Air In Spring Snow The jump at Cardrona was firm under New Zealand spring light, with international riders taking three attempts and judges counting the best two scores. Bryce Menning’s clearest early result came there, not in a viral clip, but in a sanctioned big air contest where he put Canadian tricks onto an overseas landing. Menning is a Canadian freeskier with a verified FIS profile, a BC Park and Pipe Team background, and a video archive that links him to Grouse Mountain and Seymour sessions.... Read more on the Athlete page

Active: 2024-present | Known for: 2024 Sorta Sesh title and Midwest rail events | Disciplines: rail skiing, park skiing Bryce Suman is an American freestyle skier connected to the Midwest park scene. In 2024, he appeared in SORTA SPRING VIDEO 2024, a Michigan-based crew project featuring Quinn Noyes, Sam Spence, Nicolas Guzzardo, Skylar Suman, Jack Herzog, Hudson Volmer and other regional riders. The same scene later identified Suman as the 2024 Sorta Sesh champion, placing him among the riders progressing through grassroots rail events rather than the FIS contest system.... Read more on the Athlete page

United States | Active: 2012-present public record | Known for: SuperUnknown XIV, ON3P street films, Sugarbush Super Sessions, East Coast ski community | Current: ON3P-connected street skier and event builder Brighton With A SLVSH Whistle The park at Brighton had spring glare on the takeoffs and a loose game-show feeling around the rails. Chase Mohrman stood across from Anders Fornelius in a SLVSH matchup, not chasing a medal, but answering tricks in real time. That setting fits him well: casual pressure, style-heavy skiing, friends around the course, and features that reward creativity more than polished contest routine.... Read more on the Athlete page

Newberry, New Hampshire / Mt. Hood, Oregon, USA | Active: 2013-present public ski record | Focus: street skiing, park, Mt. Hood spring sessions, coaching | Current: Wy’East Mountain Academy freeski coach and Keep Standing skier Mt.... Read more on the Athlete page

Mt. Bachelor / Oregon, USA | Active public archive: 2014-present | Known for: Noodle Head, OS Crew’s VORTEX, Surface Skis clips, Variance, SuperUnknown 23 semi-finalist | Discipline: park skiing, street skiing, creative jib Mt. Bachelor With The Park Back Under His Feet The Mt.... Read more on the Athlete page

North Shore ski scene | Active public archive: 2021 | Known for: 21 Gun Salute, Grouse Mountain and Seymour footage | Current: crew-video skier Chris Grillman appears in 21 Gun Salute, a 2021 Harukivanv ski video built around Grouse Mountain and Seymour Provincial Park. The project places him in a North Shore freeski setting with Lochlan Wilson, Bryce Menning, Evan Friesen, Simon Burns, Ryder Bartlet, Marcus Vanheyst, Joel Macnair, Haruki van Veenendaal, Thomas Cok, Ronan Hoey and other riders. That context points to a skier connected to local park, rail, street and mixed-terrain filming rather than a formal contest pathway.... Read more on the Athlete page

Active: 2019-present | Known for: Rocky Mountain Series slopestyle competition | Disciplines: slopestyle, park skiing Declan Burt is an American freestyle skier whose early competition record is connected to Colorado's Rocky Mountain Series. In February 2019, Burt appeared on the entry list for the A51 World Rookie Tour Gromfest at Keystone. The official USASA results identified him with Highlands Ranch, Colorado, although he did not start the slopestyle event.... Read more on the Athlete page

Hometown: Traverse City, Michigan | Born: 2000 | Active: 2015-present | Known for: USASA slopestyle title, August Light and This Must Be The Place | Disciplines: slopestyle, big air, park skiing Spring snow covered Mt Hood during 2021 as Emerson Lawton camped in Oregon and followed a network of hand-built park features through the warmer months. Gavin Rudy, Ethan Swadburg and Mike King were already working on material connected to another project, and Lawton joined parts of those sessions while filming his own skiing. Rails, transitions and soft summer snow became the setting for a project that eventually connected his contest background with a more personal approach to ski filmmaking.... Read more on the Athlete page

North Shore ski scene | Active public archive: 2026 | Known for: CHEF crew appearance, Grouse Mountain park footage | Current: crew-video skier Finn Case appears in the CHEF crew video the browns, a short “last days of Grouse” edit built around spring park laps at Grouse Mountain. The project places him in the same North Shore freeski setting as Will Penrose, Stephen Siska, Haruki Van Veenendaal, Alex Thucydides, Finian SL, Jarl Whist, and Travis Reid. The available archive points toward a low-profile crew-video skier rather than a documented contest athlete.... Read more on the Athlete page

Hometown: Bozeman, Montana | Active: 2023-present | Known for: 2025 USCSA slopestyle title and Westminster freeski team | Sponsor: Surface Skis | Disciplines: slopestyle, rail skiing, park skiing Finn Urey is an American freestyle skier from Bozeman, Montana, whose skiing developed through park sessions before becoming part of Westminster University's varsity mountain-sports programme. In 2023, he appeared in Very Nice, Well Balanced alongside Teddy Michaud, Dylan Cowans, Matt Berube, Carson Theriault and Addi and Eden Hamer. That period also connected him to Mt Bachelor park filming and the broader independent freeski scene.... Read more on the Athlete page

Active: 2018-present | Known for: Shred for the Cup park competition | Disciplines: rail jam, big air, slopestyle Griffin Dillman is an American skier associated with Appalachian Ski Mountain in North Carolina. His earliest documented ski result found in this search came at Sugar Mountain in January 2018, where a Griffin Dillman representing Appalachian Ski Mtn. finished sixth in the 13–14 boys division of a High Country Junior Race Series event.... Read more on the Athlete page

S. Nationals Street Style silver and Futures Tour wins | Current: Wy’East Mountain Academy | Disciplines: street style, slopestyle, big air Griffin Good is an American freestyle skier born in 2010 who competes across street style, slopestyle and big air. His FIS profile lists him with Wy’East Mountain Academy and shows an active international ranking in all three park disciplines.... Read more on the Athlete page

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.... Read more on the Athlete page

Active: 2022-present | Known for: Carrabassett Valley Academy coaching and Sugarloaf park skiing | Current: CVA freeski coach | Disciplines: park skiing, rail skiing Hank Vinall is an American freestyle skier and coach whose skiing is rooted in Maine. Carrabassett Valley Academy states that he grew up skiing at Saddleback Mountain before working part-time in the school's freestyle programme. Vinall joined CVA full-time in 2022, helping its freeski athletes develop new tricks and progress on snow.... Read more on the Athlete page

Active: 2018-present | Known for: LINE Skis films and 2024 SuperUnknown Pro Rider of the Week | Sponsor: LINE Skis | Disciplines: park skiing, street skiing Jed Waters built his skiing around rails, transitions and the freedom to approach a park without treating every lap like a contest run. By 2024, that style was on display at Mammoth during Level 1's SuperUnknown 21, where invited professionals shared the park with the event finalists. At the end of the week, Waters' fellow riders voted him Pro Rider of the Week, recognizing a skier whose path had increasingly moved away from formal competition and toward filming, street skiing and creative park lines.... Read more on the Athlete page

Innsbruck, Austria | Active: FWT Qualifier rider | Discipline: freeride skiing, mountain lines, visual outdoor work | Verified: 2026 FWT Qualifier Europe-Asia-Oceania rank 6, Les Arcs 2026 2nd place, Verbier 2026 3rd place, Bonneval-sur-Arc 2025 Ski Women winner | Current: German freeride skier and outdoor creative profile Les Arcs When The Qualifier Points Started Counting The Les Arcs face was marked by traverses, old tracks and wind-shaped pockets, with the start gate hanging above a serious French Alps venue. Jill Frey dropped into the 2026 Evolution 2 Freeride Qualifier needing more than a safe descent. Her second place there became the strongest scoring result on her current Freeride World Tour Qualifier profile.... Read more on the Athlete page

Boise, Idaho, USA | Active: 2010s-present public video record | Focus: street skiing, park edits, crew films, van trips | Current: OS Crew, J Skis, Roxa, Dakine and Daymaker-linked skier Bogus Basin After School Under Night Lights Bogus Basin’s park turned blue under Idaho night lights, rails glazing over while the last school-day laps ran into the dark. Justin “Juice” Kennedy grew up hot-lapping that hill above Boise, building the fast, loose style that later followed him into street clips, van trips, and OnSlaught Crew films. His public story is not built from FIS rankings or podium history.... Read more on the Athlete page

Portland, Maine, USA | Active: 2012-present public ski record | Discipline: Street Skiing, Urban Freeskiing and Creative Park | Known for: SuperUnknown XIII, Habit, X Games Real Ski, Slim to None, TRYHARD Moscow Concrete After The SuperUnknown Call The street spot in Moscow looked cold, gray and badly suited to clean skiing. Concrete sat under the snow, metal edges rang against rails, and Keegan Kilbride had to turn a Level 1 opportunity into proof. In 2016, after winning SuperUnknown XIII, the skier from Portland, Maine earned more than a handshake.... Read more on the Athlete page

Canada | Active: 2020s | Known for: IFSA/FWT Junior freeride ski competition | Current: Junior Ski Men rider based around Whistler/Blackcomb Keenan Griffiths is a Canadian junior freeride skier listed in the FWT Junior system in the Ski Men category. His official FWT Junior profile identifies him as an 18-year-old rider connected to Whistler-Blackcomb, placing his current public ski identity inside the Sea to Sky freeride environment rather than the slopestyle or halfpipe circuit. That context matters for how his skiing should be read: junior freeride results are built around line choice, control, fluidity, air, terrain management and composure on natural snow, not only isolated tricks on shaped features.... Read more on the Athlete page

Hometown: Steamboat Springs, Colorado | Born: 2002 | Active: 2018-present | Known for: SuperUnknown XIX, Daycare and Hazard Network street films | Sponsors: LINE Skis, Daleboot | Disciplines: street skiing, park skiing, halfpipe Spring snow covered Mammoth in April 2022 when Liam Baxter arrived at the SuperUnknown XIX finals as the men's wildcard winner. Level 1 had built a park combining rails, jumps and a powder feature after a storm left twelve inches of heavy Sierra snow across the setup. Baxter spent the week moving between those features with fifteen other finalists, marking a visible shift from the halfpipe competition record that had introduced him internationally several winters earlier.... Read more on the Athlete page

Hometown: Fernie, Canada | Active: 2017-present | Known for: Burrrlapz films, LINE Skis backcountry projects and a 2021 iF3 Breakout Skier nomination | Sponsors: LINE Skis | Disciplines: freeride, backcountry freestyle In February 2017, junior freeriders dropped into Big Bang at Fernie Alpine Resort with fresh lines to choose through the competition face. Liam Morgan was skiing on home terrain in the 15–18 men's category, surrounded by riders from Fernie, Whitewater and other western Canadian mountains. The event belongs to an earlier part of his skiing, before snowmobiles, film crews and backcountry jumps became the dominant ingredients in a career rooted in the same British Columbia town.... Read more on the Athlete page

Hinsdale, Illinois / Mount Hood | Public Record: 2017-present | Known for: ON3P projects, Windells summer park clips, Mt Hood coaching, Vishnu edits, LINE Traveling Circus appearances | Focus: park skiing, filming, editing and summer-camp freeski culture Mount Hood When The Rails Stay Up The summer snow on Mount Hood can turn soft before lunch, with salt crystals under skis, orange rail paint glowing in the sun, and a lift line full of campers watching every trick. Mike Carmazzi’s public ski identity fits that world: park laps, filming, coaching, editing and a long connection to summer-camp freeski culture. Carmazzi is not publicly documented as a World Cup, X Games or Olympic competitor.... Read more on the Athlete page

Hometown: Gillett, Wisconsin | Active: 2023-present | Known for: Wy’East Mountain Academy and Windells coaching | Current: ski-area operations | Disciplines: freestyle skiing, park skiing Noah Woosmann is an American skier from Gillett, Wisconsin whose path through skiing has combined freestyle training, coaching and mountain operations. He attended Wy’East Mountain Academy in Oregon and graduated in 2024 after spending the previous summer working as a counselor-in-training at Mt. Hood.... Read more on the Athlete page

Active: 2022-present | Known for: Midwest Best Series competition and Mt. Hood park skiing | Disciplines: freestyle skiing, park skiing Owen Goebel is an American freestyle skier whose documented competition record is connected to the Midwest. During the 2022/23 season, he competed in the USASA Midwest Best Series in the men's Open Class.... Read more on the Athlete page

Dorset, Vermont, USA | Active: 2009-present film career | Discipline: Backcountry Freestyle, Street, Powder and Creative Freeride | Known for: Level 1 segments, X Games Real Ski Backcountry, The Big Picture, Natural Selection Ski Alaska With A Frontflip At The Door The Alaska face at Natural Selection Ski looked wide, cold, and unkind in the morning light. Parker White stood in a start zone built for younger contest names, then cracked the day open with the kind of frontflip that made his career hard to classify. It was not a polished stadium trick.... Read more on the Athlete page

Telluride, Colorado | Active FIS athlete: Ryan BUTTARS, born 2007, FIS Code 2538541 | Public record: WyEast Mountain Academy, Copper National Championships, Stoneham Nor-Am, Okemo FIS win, Red Bull Cascade, Jib League, ON3P, Jiberish | Main lane: rail event, slopestyle, Big Air, park edits Copper Metal Before The Spring Slush Broke The Copper Mountain rail deck in April still had winter bite in the morning, with salted takeoffs turning glassy before the sun softened the landing. Ryan Buttars put his strongest public marker there in 2024, winning the National Championships rail event. One year later, he returned to Copper and stayed in the same conversation, finishing third in rail event and fourth in slopestyle.... Read more on the Athlete page

Revelstoke, British Columbia | Active: FIS record listed as not active | Discipline: backcountry freestyle, freeride, slopestyle, big air | Verified: 8 X Games medals, 2011 X Games Slopestyle gold, 3 Real Ski Backcountry golds, TGR and Quiksilver film projects | Current: Armada and Quiksilver film athlete Valdez When The Slough Started Moving The face above Valdez was steep enough to make the snow move before Sammy Carlson reached the apron. Light broke across the Chugach peaks, the upper panel held cold powder, and each turn pulled a white river behind his skis. Harmony, released in January 2026, showed Carlson deep in the terrain that now defines him.... Read more on the Athlete page

Born: 2007 | Active: 2022-present | Known for: South American Cup slopestyle wins and Nor-Am Street Style results | Sponsor: Surface Skis | Disciplines: street style, slopestyle, big air Shane Good is an American freestyle skier born in 2007 whose competition record spans slopestyle, street style and big air. His FIS profile records international starts from the 2021/22 season and currently lists him with Wy’East Mountain Academy. S.... Read more on the Athlete page

Active: 2019-present | Known for: LINE Skis Chronic Crew and Canyon Closed | Sponsor: LINE Skis | Disciplines: park skiing, street skiing Simeon Glas is an American freestyle skier whose public profile is built around park, street and filmed crew projects rather than a formal competition career. S. park scene, including sessions tied to Windells and western terrain parks.... Read more on the Athlete page

United States | Active: 2020s | Known for: Midwest park skiing, Mt. Brighton clips, crew-video editing | Current: independent park skier and editor Simon Fisher is a US park and street-skiing name whose public footprint appears through short crew edits rather than official contest rankings. His clearest ski credit comes from “don’t say it’s useless,” a December 2023 Newschoolers video listing Max Ritt, Simon Fisher and Gareth Reeves skiing at Mt.... Read more on the Athlete page

Hometown: Vancouver, British Columbia | Born: 2002 | Active: 2019-present | Known for: Milano Cortina 2026, World Cup top 10s and 2023 Dew Tour bronze | Sponsor: Joystick | Disciplines: slopestyle, big air, street style The rails at Copper Mountain carried a different rhythm during the 2023 Dew Tour women's streetstyle final. Skye Clarke worked through transfers, switch entries and technical rail combinations against Lisa Zimmermann and Marion Balsamo, finishing the event on the podium. It was a format built less around a conventional jump line than around creativity on metal features, and it showed a part of Clarke's skiing that sits alongside her slopestyle and big-air results.... Read more on the Athlete page

Active: 2022-present | Known for: 2026 Master Shredder title and Midwest rail skiing | Disciplines: rail skiing, slopestyle, park skiing Skylar Suman is an American freestyle skier closely connected to the Midwest park scene. One of his earliest documented appearances came in Sorta Winter 2022 Long Cut, filmed mostly at Boyne Mountain. Suman appeared alongside Bryce Suman, Quinn Noyes, Wyatt Dorman, Phoenix Heiny, Caleb Godwin, Jack Herzog and other Michigan-based riders, placing him inside the region's rail and park culture several winters before his strongest competition result.... Read more on the Athlete page

Hometown: Bozeman, Montana | Active: 2018-present | Known for: Futures Tour podium and Silver Belt 2026 invitation | Disciplines: slopestyle, rail skiing, freeride Soren Fanning is an American freeskier from Bozeman, Montana, whose early competition years developed through the Bridger Ski Foundation. By 2021, he had won the junior men's slopestyle division at the Pacific Northwest Regional Championships at Mt. Hood Meadows and finished second in the Open Class rail jam.... Read more on the Athlete page

Active: 2020-present | Known for: Surface Skis Pro Team, street and park filming | Sponsor: Surface Skis | Disciplines: park skiing, street skiing, backcountry skiing Willy Griffith's public ski career is built less around start lists than around filmed sessions. By 2020, he was already appearing in a large independent freeski cast, and within a few seasons his name became closely tied to Surface Skis. Rails, transition features, spring parks and occasional backcountry terrain became the recurring settings for a rider whose visibility came through crew projects rather than formal World Cup competition.... Read more on the Athlete page

Oregon Cascade freeski region around an 11240 foot volcano | Known for: Timberline summer skiing, Palmer Snowfield lanes, Mt. Hood Meadows bowls, Skibowl night laps, Windells camp culture | Season: mid-November to late May at Timberline with summer snowfield sessions | Best for: park riders, summer campers, Portland day-trippers, and skiers chasing spring progression Palmer Snowfield Above Government Camp Mount Hood rises to 11240 feet in northern Oregon, about 50 miles east of Portland, with Timberline Lodge sitting high on the south side at 6000 feet. That geography is the reason the mountain matters to freeskiing: the ski season does not end when most North American parks shut down.... Read more on the Location page

Independent freeski media project | Known for: grassroots ski videos under the CHØP name | Focus: park skiing, crew sessions and rider-driven content. CHØP. is a small independent ski-media project with a dedicated public video presence under the CHØPskiing name.... Read more on the Sponsor page