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SSCV Snowboarders Aim for World Cup Glory and 2026 Olympic Dreams

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SSCV Snowboarders Shine

Vail Valley has long been known as a cradle of champions, and this season, four standout park and pipe snowboarders from Ski & Snowboard Club Vail (SSCV) are proving why. Not only are these young athletes carving up international slopes and making serious waves in the World Cup circuit, but they’re also vying for spots on the world’s biggest stagethe 2026 Winter Olympics in Italy. Their audacious tricks, gravity-defying style, and sheer determination are putting them front and center in the global spotlight.


The Rise of SSCV’s Snowboarding Phenoms

From local snow enthusiasts to making their mark on a global scale, the trajectory of SSCV snowboarders is both inspiring and a testament to hard work and talent. Leading this charge are Summer Fenton, Avery LeBlanc, Kaitlyn Adams, and Tessa Maud. Each athlete brings to the table their own unique flair, but together, they share a common goal: to redefine what it means to dominate in park and pipe snowboarding.

SSCV has provided the perfect platform for these rising stars. The club is known for its world-class coaching, advanced facilities, and an unwavering commitment to nurturing young talent. Combine that with the passion and drive of these snowboarders, and you get a recipe for international success.


Meet the Fearless Four

  1. Summer Fenton: A true standout, Summer has earned recognition for her technical brilliance and fearless execution. Combining grace with athleticism, her runs are as much a piece of art as they are a sporting achievement. Her ability to innovate mid-air has drawn comparisons to some of the sport’s greats.
  2. Avery LeBlanc: When Avery drops into the pipe, you feel the electricity in the air. His fresh take on classic maneuvers and impeccable timing have turned heads on the World Cup stage. Constantly pushing his limits, Avery is one to watch in the road to the Olympics.
  3. Kaitlyn Adams: Kaitlyn’s story is one of resilience and perseverance, qualities that shine through every spin and grab she pulls off. A master of consistency under pressure, Kaitlyn is quietly building her case for a spot in Italy 2026.
  4. Tessa Maud: Tessa’s raw talent and creative approach to park riding have set her apart. She’s not afraid to try what others won’t, and her boldness is paying off in the form of podium finishes and increasing international acclaim.

Building Momentum for 2026 Olympics

With the Winter Olympics still a few years away, these athletes are using every opportunity to hone their skills, build experience, and compete against the best in the world. The FIS World Cup has served as an essential proving ground, offering high-pressure environments while helping them rack up valuable points in the qualification process.

SSCV’s Director of Snowboarding, Chris Laske, couldn’t hide his excitement when speaking about the group’s progress. “We’re seeing something special unfold. These snowboarders have the energy, grit, and creativity to really shake things up, and it feels like their potential is limitless. Watching them navigate the World Cup with such poise and hunger is truly a coach’s dream,” Laske said.

However, qualifying for the Olympics is no small feat. It’s a highly competitive journey, one that requires both athletic excellence and mental toughness. Fortunately, SSCV’s emphasis on mental preparation, alongside physical training, puts its snowboarders in a uniquely advantageous position.


Beyond the Podium: Inspiration for the Next Generation

The impact of these athletes isn’t limited to their results on the snow. Locally, they’ve become icons for young snowboard enthusiasts in Vail and beyond. On any given day, you can spot groups of kids at Golden Peak, trying to replicate the spins and grabs they’ve seen from their SSCV heroes.

“They’re laying the groundwork for future generations, showing that with passion and hard work, you can compete at the highest level,” said Laura McGrew, parent of an aspiring SSCV rider.

The enthusiasm they’re generating is undeniable. From autograph requests to social media shoutouts, it’s clear that this team isn’t just writing their own storiesthey’re creating a legacy.


The Road Ahead

As the 2026 Winter Olympics approach, all eyes will be on SSCV’s dynamic quartet. Can they turn their dreams into reality and secure their spots in Italy? If their current trajectory is any indication, they’re not just aiming to competethey’re aiming to dominate.

One thing is certain: whatever the outcome, these snowboarders will inspire every step of the way. Their dedication, talent, and infectious energy exemplify why SSCV continues to be a powerhouse in developing world-class athletes.

So, whether you’re a hard-core snowboarding fan or simply someone who loves an underdog story, keep your attention fixed on Summer, Avery, Kaitlyn, and Tessa. And the next time you hit the slopes, rememberyou’re carving in the tracks of champions.


For more updates on these snowboarders and SSCV’s programs, visit Vail Daily.

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