Double Win in Veysonnaz

Since our race in Austria was cancelled FIS decided to do a make up race in Veysonnaz.  This was going to be a 6 person race, the first time this was going to be done in Europe.  I prefer to have 6 people racing, I think it is better for the sport and creates more action for spectators.  Also instead of the top 16 women advancing they take 24, this enable to sport to progress... Read More

.gallery-item {width: 33%;} // I went free riding with the girls today.  The race doesn’t start until tomorrow so were had a few days to explore.  We were surrounded by beautiful mountains all day.  Read More

Changing it UP

I for the last several years I have been racing Kessler boards, and have been extremely successful on them.  They have a great construction witch makes them the best race board out there.  They have a plain, silver top sheet, so I decided to change it up and paint them like I would a surf board.  I learned this technique from my boyfriend.  I thought I might add a splash of... Read More

New Years at STRATTON

I had a good amount of time off after my first event in Telluride, CO.  Christmas was great and New Years was a blast.  Stratton, despite the unusual weather patterns, was able to make the holiday experience wonderful.  The groomed trails were the best on the East Coast.  I was able to enjoy the mountain with friends, close family and cousins.  While getting the necessary traditions... Read More

Sun Is Shining

  Jesse and I on the Palmer Chair lift. Taught him how to ride this past New Years and he is a natural. Being from Dayton Beach, FL. I thought that Hood would be the best combo for his with the sun, warmth and snow.  Read More

Foggy Day Below

  When you first go up the chair you think that there will be no end to the fog, and you will be riding in this condition all day, but if you have been up in Hood before then you know that most of the time you come out on top and there is beautiful sunshine. Hood in June can be finicky but it definitely has its rewards. I had such a productive trip up there I was extremely... Read More

Top Of Palmer – Liftline

Weather can move in and out fast up in Hood, and with a view like this, can quickly remind you how small we are in this world. To keep everything this beautiful in this world, be sure to do you part, start small and try to pick on thing to make a difference.  Read More

Trip to Mt. Hood

Went to Mt. Hood for the Last 3 weeks. This is now my 12th year going to Mt. Hood and Windell’s and I love every minute of it. I went on hikes, down to Hood River, worked on my condo and of course got on the slopes. The crew consisted of Jesse Heilman (pictured), Chris Mahaney, and Brooke Shaw. We had a great time chillin by the pool, eating volcano cone and enjoying the... Read More

A Whole New Mountain

I decided to switch things up and take out my new skis that Kessler gave me. What do you know, they feel as great as a Kessler board. I brought these back home with me when I was over in Switzerland at the Kessler factory. The skis felt so great, had a awesome shape and a sleek black look that caught everyones’ eye. My brother, Ben and my lake friend, Mark were also along... Read More

Gruss aus Braunwald, Kessler Factory

Since I was in Switzerland I figured I should check out who has been making my boards for the last three years. This town is a little different than you ordinary Swiss Village. This requires you to take a 5 minute train up to the village, where there are no cars, they do however have three horses to get around. This was the simplest way of life I have every witnessed in Europe.... Read More