6 results for "halfpipe"
🦸 Community HeroesOlympic Snowboarder Hannah Teter Returns Home to Tahoe
Two-time Olympic medalist Hannah Teter is back where her heart belongs, riding the slopes of Sierra-at-Tahoe and sharing her inspiring journey from Vermont farm girl to snowboarding legend. Years after claiming gold and silver medals, she's still chasing powder and giving back to the community that shaped her career.
🏆 SportsChloe Kim Chases Third Straight Olympic Gold in Italy
Snowboarding legend Chloe Kim is heading to the 2026 Winter Olympics with a chance to make history as the first person to win three consecutive halfpipe golds. Despite a recent shoulder injury that cut her training short, the 25-year-old American remains the favorite to stand atop the podium once again.
🦸 Community HeroesShaun White's New League Reshapes Snowboarding's Future
Three-time Olympic gold medalist Shaun White is transforming snowboarding from behind the scenes with a groundbreaking halfpipe tour that's attracting Olympic champions and millions in backing. The league introduces head-to-head competition and consistent prize money, solving problems that have plagued action sports for decades.
🦸 Community HeroesShaun White Launches $15M League to Transform Snowboarding
Four years after his tearful Olympic farewell, three-time gold medalist Shaun White is revolutionizing snowboarding with a $15 million league that's giving athletes better pay and reimagining competition. The former "Flying Tomato" is heading back to Italy next month as a mentor instead of a competitor, shaping the sport's future from outside the halfpipe.
🏆 SportsGay Skier Gus Kenworthy Eyes 4th Olympics After Comeback
Ten years after coming out publicly, Gus Kenworthy is fighting for a spot on Team Great Britain's halfpipe team for the Milan Winter Olympics. His 8th place finish at the World Cup final in Aspen could seal his remarkable return to Olympic competition.
🏆 SportsJapan returns to top of Halfpipe podium at Aspen World Cup - FIS
Japanese athletes have triumphantly returned to the top of the halfpipe podium at the prestigious Aspen World Cup, marking an inspiring comeback for the nation's winter sports program. The victory showcases Japan's continued excellence and dedication in competitive snow sports on the world stage.