Take A Seat (Keep Standing)

East Coast, USA | Active: 2015-present public video record | Discipline: Street Skiing, Creative Park and East Coast Jibbing | Known for: Keep Standing, Hypertunnel, Stand Corrected, Lappin’, SuperUnknown XVII Sugarbush Rails In The Midwinter Dark The Sugarbush park had East Coast speed under it: firm snow, quick takeoffs, and rails that asked for commitment before the first landing was visible. 1 beside Sam Putnam, Matt Stackhouse, Chris Bechtold, Sawyer Sellingham, Rory Walsh, Linus Nygard, Will Deschenes and Chase Mohrman. The episode did not frame him as a contest athlete.... 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

Springfield, Vermont / East Coast, USA | Active public archive: 2021-present | Known for: Ski The East, LINE Traveling Circus, Keep Standing, Sugarbush park clips | Discipline: park skiing, street-influenced jib Sugarbush Rails In Firm Eastern Snow The Sugarbush park looked quick and metallic under Vermont winter light, with firm snow pushing every landing back through the boots. Connor Starr, often credited as Con Starr in ski edits, moved through that East Coast setup in a way that fit the place: short approach, clean pop, rail pressure, and no wasted speed between features. That Sugarbush frame is the best doorway into his public ski record.... Read more on the Athlete page

Vermont, United States | Active: 2022-present public archive | Known for: Keep Standing, Hypertunnel, Stand Corrected, Take A Seat, East Coast street skiing | Current: Keep Standing and Arsenic Anywhere video projects Loon Slush Before The Street Winter Loon Mountain was soft under spring sun, the park snow turning heavy around the takeoffs while Daniel Hatheway moved through rails, jump lines, and fast resort laps with the Ski The East crew. 3 : Loon, the setting is not a polished contest venue. It is East Coast spring skiing: slushy landings, mogul straightlines, tight transitions, and quick park features that reward timing more than amplitude.... Read more on the Athlete page

East Coast, USA | Active: 2017-present public video appearances | Discipline: Creative Park and Street Skiing | Known for: Anytides, SuperUnknown XIX, Sugarbush edits Mammoth’s Mega Tube And A Week Cut Short The Mammoth Unbound build looked oversized in the California sun, with a mega tube, a flat-to-down transfer, weird transitions, and enough fresh snow to change the rhythm of the week. Jackson Doremus stepped onto the SuperUnknown XIX course in April 2022 as one of the selected finalists, a 24-year-old East Coast skier dropped into Level 1’s private park shoot format. His most documented moment came early: he 50/50’d the whole tube, then went down on the flat-to-down and was injured for the rest of the week.... Read more on the Athlete page

Montréal, Québec | Active Public Record: 2019-present | Known for: SuperUnknown XIX, MTL, MTL 2, Word To The Wise, Seasons, J Skis Poutine collab | Current: Montreal street skiing and Xavier Mayrand film projects Montréal Concrete With Barely Enough Snow The rail sat above Montréal concrete with just enough snow to make the run-in possible. Mat Dufresne, known across the street-skiing scene as Mat Duf, had no clean mountain landing, no park crew resetting the feature, and no safety margin from perfect winter conditions. The shot depended on timing, commitment, and the kind of quiet confidence that has become central to his skiing.... Read more on the Athlete page

East Coast, United States | Active public archive: 2021-present | Known for: Keep Standing, STAND, Stand Corrected, Lappin’ and Take A Seat | Current public record: East Coast street and park crew videos Matt Stackhouse is an East Coast street and park skier whose verified public ski record comes through crew videos rather than competition rankings or individual sponsor profiles. His name appears repeatedly beside riders such as Sam Putnam, Andy Hoblitzelle, Chris Bechtold, Sawyer Sellingham, Chase Mohrman, Jackson Doremus, Daniel Hatheway, Max Gingras and Will Deschenes. The strongest available trail places him inside the Keep Standing and Ski The East orbit, where Sugarbush park laps, Vermont street footage, rail slides, wallrides and shared filming sessions define the context around his skiing.... Read more on the Athlete page

Quebec / Northeast scene | Active: 2022-present public video record | Focus: street skiing, creative park, spring sessions | Current: Keep Standing, Child Labor and Ski The East appearances Maximise Rope Tow In Warm Spring Snow The rope tow at Maximise pulled riders back uphill in twenty-second bursts, wet snow snapping off tails as the Quebec sun dropped toward the trees. Max Gingras moved through the setup like a skier built for repeated hits: rail line, jump lap, reset, another try before the light changed. That environment explains his public profile better than any ranking sheet.... Read more on the Athlete page

East Coast, USA | Active: 2022-present verified video record | Known for: Keep Standing, Hypertunnel, Stand Corrected, Take A Seat, Ski The East Lappin’ | Current: street skier, filmer and editor in the East Coast scene Sugarbush Rails In Midwinter Speed The Sugarbush park ran cold and fast, metal scraped clean by repeated laps while the Vermont light stayed flat above the rail line. 1 session with Matt Stackhouse, Andy Hoblitzelle, Chris Bechtold, Sawyer Sellingham, Rory Walsh, Linus Nygard, Will Deschenes and Chase Mohrman. The setting fits his public ski identity: East Coast parks, street crews, close cameras, and projects where the person skiing often also helps make the film.... Read more on the Athlete page

United States | FIS profile: Sawyer SELLINGHAM, born 1995, FIS Code 2528729 | Public markers: Waterville Valley BBTS, Loon, Laconia, Windells, Line Traveling Circus, Yoke, Arsenic Anywhere, Keep Standing | Main lane: East Coast street and park skiing Loon Rails Under Flat Grey Light The Loon park line sat under low New Hampshire clouds, with wet snow around the takeoff and the rail dark from repeated ski edges. Sawyer Sellingham’s skiing belongs to that East Coast texture: short windows, icy landings, small transitions, and features that demand timing rather than size. His public record does not carry Olympic starts, X Games medals, or a long World Cup résumé.... Read more on the Athlete page

United States / East Coast scene | Active: 2017-present public ski record | Focus: street skiing, park, East Coast edits, ski culture projects | Current: Anytides cofounder and Keep Standing video appearance Sugarbush Rails In Mid-Winter Light The Sugarbush park sat cold and fast, rails scraped by mid-winter laps while the East Coast crew moved feature to feature without waiting for perfect snow. Will Deschenes appeared in that 2022 Lappin’ episode with skiers such as Sam Putnam, Matt Stackhouse, Andy Hoblitzelle, Chris Bechtold, Sawyer Sellingham, Rory Walsh, Linus Nygard and Chase Mohrman. The setting explains his public profile better than a ranking sheet.... Read more on the Athlete page

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