WTRP: Killington

United States | Active: 2026 public video record | Known for: WTRP: Killington, filming, East Coast park laps | Current: Killington Resort video archive The Killington park surface in late February carries a hard East Coast rhythm: quick in-runs, iron rails, scraped landings and riders resetting before the next lap. Alec Harding’s clearest verified public ski marker comes from WTRP: Killington, a 05:36 park video published on February 27, 2026. The edit places him inside a large Northeast crew at Killington Resort, with Kevin Merchant, Joer Sabella, Simon Graf, Tim Stangel, Davis Taylor, Kyle Kuhn, Jamie Hamlin, Sam Mitchell, Eli Mitchell, Jackson Scott, Nolan Avery, Nick Hastings, Kevin Fenn, Ben Jalbert, Matt Perez-Gelinas, Collin Malone, Brandon Westburg and Jon Legault also listed in the rider order.... Read more on the Athlete page

East Coast, United States | Active: 2023-present public record | Known for: Woodward Killington park laps, Peace Park clips, WTRP: Killington | Current: Killington park video appearances Ben Jalbert is an East Coast freeski park skier whose verified public ski presence is tied to Woodward Killington and the Vermont terrain-park scene. His name appears in "RHM Peace Park Laps" (2023), a Calvin Merrill video filmed at Woodward Killington and published on Newschoolers. That edit places him in a spring park environment built around flow, rail lines, transition features, and repeatable laps rather than formal competition results.... 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

East Coast, United States | Active: 2015-present public record | Known for: Carinthia, Jiminy Peak, Killington, Mount Snow, Bonezone, WTRP: Killington | Current: documented East Coast park video appearances Collin Malone is an East Coast freeski park skier whose public archive is built through short web edits rather than contest results or sponsor profiles. His early Newschoolers footprint includes "If You're Reading This Send Snow" (2015), credited to Malone and filmed around Killington and Mount Snow after a low-snow stretch in upstate New York. That edit places him inside the Vermont park corridor, where skiers often travel between resorts to find rails, jumps, side hits, and enough snow to keep a season moving.... Read more on the Athlete page

United States | Active: 2016-present public archive | Known for: Snow Stunts season edits, Killington park clips, Big Snow, Mount Hood and Montana footage | Current: WTRP: Killington video appearance Killington Rails Before The Snow Stunts Map The Killington park was scraped into East Coast shape, with iron rails running fast and landings that demanded clean feet. Davis Taylor appears in WTRP: Killington among a large crew moving through the resort’s terrain parks, where the camera follows technical rail slides, jump rotations, and compact landings rather than a contest start list. His archive had been building for years before that clip: early Killington edits, backyard PVC sessions in Vermont, an indoor summer lap at Big Snow, then a run of Snow Stunts season cuts that stretched from the East Coast to Montana, Washington, Mount Hood, Bridger Bowl, Big Sky, and Timberline.... Read more on the Athlete page

Midwest / United States | Active: 2019-present public video record | Known for: ATCH CORP, Vishnu Freeski, Trollhaugen sessions, filming and park edits | Current: ATCH CORP / Vishnu-linked park skier and filmer Trollhaugen Under Rope-Tow Noise The rope tow at Trollhaugen pulls fast enough to make every lap feel immediate. Dylan Patee’s skiing belongs to that rhythm: short reset, quick drop, rail line, camera close enough to catch ski chatter on metal. Public sources do not frame him as a World Cup slopestyle skier or a national-team prospect.... Read more on the Athlete page

United States | Active: 2022-present public archive | Known for: UVMFST edits, East Coast park skiing, Sugarbush, Killington, WTRP: Killington | Current: documented Northeast park and crew-video appearances Killington Iron On A Fast East Coast Day The Killington park in WTRP: Killington looks like classic Northeast terrain: quick rails, scraped takeoffs, firm landings, and enough speed to expose every hesitation. Eli Mitchell appears in that crew rhythm after Sam Mitchell and before Jackson Scott, one name inside a long Arsenic Anywhere roster moving through rail lines, jump hits, and compact park features. His public ski profile is not built from World Cup bibs or a sponsor campaign.... Read more on the Athlete page

Public origin unconfirmed | Active: 2023-present public record | Known for: Woodward Killington park clips, april skiers, WTRP: Killington | Current: documented East Coast park video appearances Jackson Scott is a freeski park rider whose verified public ski presence is currently tied to the Killington terrain-park scene. His earliest clear video marker is april skiers (2023), a Newschoolers edit filmed throughout April at Woodward Killington. The rider list places Scott alongside Nick Hastings, Chuck Lewis, Ryan Jones, Ben Rozak, Jake Rozak, Matt PG, Thomas Shepard, Brandon Westburg, Joe Sabella, Andreas Stefanakos, Joe Monahan, Alec Harding, Simon, Ben Jalbert, Ian Smith, Lucas Klein, and Drew Frankenberg.... Read more on the Athlete page

tv ski presence is currently centered on WTRP: Killington (2026), a 5:36 East Coast park video connected to Arsenic Anywhere and Killington Resort. The edit was filmed by Alec Harding, with additional filming from Kevin Fenn and Kyle Kuhn, and places Hamlin in the rider order after Kyle Kuhn and before Sam Mitchell. The broader public record around Hamlin is mainly snowboarding rather than freeski.... Read more on the Athlete page

tv with Arsenic Anywhere and Killington Resort attached. The video places Sabella second in the rider order, after Kevin Merchant and before Simon Graf, inside a large East Coast crew filmed by Alec Harding with additional filming from Kevin Fenn and Kyle Kuhn. The strongest confirmed context is Killington park skiing: iron rails, icy transitions, technical rail slides, creative rotations, jump features, compact landings, and group laps shaped by the Northeast terrain-park scene.... Read more on the Athlete page

New York / Vermont East Coast corridor | Active public archive: 2021-present | Known for: Carinthia Glacier, WTRP: Killington, East Coast park filming | Discipline: park skiing, filming, creative jib Carinthia On The First Day Of Spring The snow at Carinthia had already started to change, with spring light softening the landings and rail lines running faster than they looked. Jon Legault’s camera followed Nick Hastings through that Mount Snow session, catching the kind of park lap that exists for one afternoon before weather, traffic and grooming erase it. That March 2021 edit, Carinthia Glacier, is the cleanest public marker in Legault’s ski archive.... Read more on the Athlete page

United States | Active: 2020s-present | Known for: East Coast park edits, Carinthia, Brighton, Sugarbush and Killington crew footage | Current: Grassroots freeski park skier Kevin Fenn is an American freeski park skier whose public trail is built through crew edits rather than major contest results. His name appears in East Coast terrain-park footage from Carinthia Parks at Mount Snow, Sugarbush, and Killington, plus a Utah trip edit filmed at Brighton. The strongest available record points to a skier active inside grassroots park sessions, where rails, jumps, spring snow, and homie filming matter more than a formal competition résumé.... Read more on the Athlete page

Killington, Vermont | Publicly Documented: 2010s-2024 | Known for: East Coast park skiing, street edits, coaching, LINE Traveling Circus | Current: LINE media appearances and Muted Team listing Killington Under Chairlift Noise The Stash at Killington can sound like metal edges, cold rope tow gloves, and chairlift wheels turning above wet Vermont snow. Kevin Merchant, better known around the East Coast as Tweak, built much of his public ski identity in that kind of setting: park laps, side-hit rhythm, rails close enough for a crew to hike again, and a local scene where coaching, filming, and skiing blur together. Merchant is not documented as a major FIS contest skier or X Games medalist.... Read more on the Athlete page

-based freeski park skier whose public archive is tied to Woodward Killington and the modern East Coast crew-edit scene. His name appears in short-form park footage rather than in major contest records, with the clearest available markers coming from group sessions filmed in Vermont. That places his profile in the grassroots layer of freeskiing: rails, jumps, repeated park laps, and rider lists where credibility comes from showing up in the session rather than from a formal ranking page.... Read more on the Athlete page

Public nationality not verified | Active public archive: 2026-present | Known for: WTRP: Killington, East Coast park footage, Killington crew skiing | Current public record: Arsenic Anywhere / Skipowd video appearance Matt Perez-Gelinas is a freeski park rider whose verified public ski presence is currently tied to WTRP: Killington, a 2026 East Coast crew edit filmed at Killington Resort. His profile is not built through a public FIS ranking, sponsor biography, or individual video part. The available record places him in the grassroots terrain-park layer of freeskiing, where rider lists, shared sessions, and park footage define the archive more clearly than formal competition results.... Read more on the Athlete page

Public nationality USA | Active public archive: 2021-present | Known for: Carinthia Glacier, Killington park edits, Woodward Killington crew footage | Current public record: East Coast park video appearances Nick Hastings is a freeski park rider whose verified public archive is tied to the East Coast terrain-park scene, especially Carinthia at Mount Snow and Killington Resort. His profile is not built through FIS rankings, sponsor pages, or a solo film part. The available record points instead to grassroots park skiing: rail laps, spring sessions, compact features, rider lists, and short edits where the context comes from who was skiing together that day.... Read more on the Athlete page

Public nationality not verified | Active public archive: 2023-present | Known for: Woodward Killington, Peace Park laps, WTRP: Killington | Current public record: East Coast park video appearances Nolan Avery is a freeski park rider whose verified public archive is tied to Killington and Woodward Killington crew footage. His profile is not built through FIS rankings, sponsor biographies, or a solo video part. The available record places him inside the East Coast terrain-park layer of freeskiing, where rail laps, spring sessions, compact transitions, and group edits define the public trail more clearly than formal competition results.... Read more on the Athlete page

University of Vermont / East Coast USA | Active Public Record: 2022-2026 | Known for: UVM Freeski Team edits, Ski The East Promised Land & Lappin’, Copper Nationals, park and rail clips | Current: active FIS rail event and slopestyle profile Copper When The Rail Line Was The Test The Copper Mountain rail deck in April can feel dry, bright and unforgiving, with spring snow scraped thin by the time another skier drops. Sam Mitchell’s public ski profile sits in that kind of setting: collegiate park trips, rail events, East Coast laps and crew edits where execution matters more than a long sponsor biography. Mitchell is not publicly documented as a World Cup, X Games or Olympic skier.... Read more on the Athlete page

Public nationality not verified | Active public archive: 2026-present | Known for: WTRP: Killington, East Coast park footage, Killington crew skiing | Current public record: Arsenic Anywhere / Skipowd video appearance Simon Graf is a freeski park rider whose verified public ski presence is currently tied to WTRP: Killington, a 2026 East Coast crew edit filmed at Killington Resort. His profile is not built through a public FIS ranking, sponsor biography, or individual video part. The available record places him in the grassroots terrain-park layer of freeskiing, where rider lists, shared sessions, and park footage define the archive more clearly than formal competition results.... Read more on the Athlete page

Killington, Vermont, USA | Active: 2024-present public record | Known for: telemark park skiing, Killington park crew, WTRP: Killington | Current: Killington/Pico park-crew-linked skier The rail at Killington runs fast when the Vermont surface freezes overnight, and Tim Stangel’s skiing makes that speed look stranger than usual: free heel, knee dropping, skis still pointed cleanly into the next feature. Public sources use both “Tim Stangel” and “Tim Stangle,” but the record connects the same Killington-based skier with the Instagram handle @dastangler69. Abby Allaire’s Park Profile describes him as a skier and snowboarder who grew up at Ski Ward in Shrewsbury, Massachusetts, started riding park on a snowboard around age ten or eleven, then returned to skiing after watching LINE Traveling Circus.... Read more on the Athlete page

Central Vermont resort known as the Beast of the East | Known for: 1,509 acres, 3,050 foot vertical, 155 trails, Killington Parks, The Stash, Dream Maker, Superstar spring skiing, World Cup race culture, and one of the longest seasons in the East | Season: early winter to late spring depending on snowmaking and Superstar operations | Best for: East Coast park riders, long-season skiers, groomer mileage, spring laps, race-event trips, and mixed-ability Vermont road trips The Beast Of The East Still Sets The Scale Killington Resort sits in central Vermont and remains one of the most important ski areas in the eastern United States. The official mountain stats place Killington Peak at 4,241 feet, with 3,050 feet of vertical drop from the 1,165 foot Skyeship base, 1,509 skiable acres, 155 trails, 73 miles of trails, and 19 lifts on Killington alone. When Pico Mountain is included in the broader Killington-Pico framing, the combined total reaches 1,977 skiable acres, 213 trails and 24 lifts.... Read more on the Location page

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