HIGHLIGHTS:

2010: Olympic team

2006: Olympic silver medalist

2011: Gold at World Championships

2007: Gold at World Championships

2005: Gold at World Championships

2011: Three World Cup wins

Two-time SBX World Cup Champion (2007, 2009)

2008: Back-to-back World Cup SBX wins at Lake Placid in ’07 – SBX

33 career World Cup podiums (23 wins, 22 SBX/1 HP)

Seven-time X Games Champion SBX (’03-’05, ’08, ’09, ’10, ’11)

2009: Visa U.S. SBX champion

2008: Visa U.S. SBX champion

2007: Silver at X Games – SBX

2007: 2nd at Tamarack Grand Prix (HP)

2005: Overall Grand Prix Champion (HP)

2003: Bronze at X Games (slopestyle)

2003: Junior Worlds HP Champ

2002: Junior Worlds SBX Champ

Arguably the most dominant snowboardcross rider in the business, Lindsey Jacobellis started at age 11 racing snowboardcross at a local event held at Stratton Mountain. Jacobellis was first invited to compete in the X Games at the age of 15, and 2011 marked yet another year of her taking down wins left and right. Known for being very competitive and loving her sport, Jacobellis has enjoyed seeing the sport grow just as she has and is happy to be a part of it. Jacobellis marked yet another X Games gold medal in 2011 marking a four-peat to make herself the most winningest female in winter X Games history. Add to that yet another gold medal at World Championships – her third – and three World Cup wins, it’s safe to say Jacobellis is still looking at the rest of the field in her rear view mirror.

Big brother “Benny” introduced “Lucky” Lindsey to riding in 1996, ten years later she’s the World Champion and Olympic silver medalist – not bad for progression. You could also credit Stratton Mountain School for a program that allows students to ride everyday and go to high school.