The 2002 Olympic Gold Medalist in Halfpipe, Ross grew up in Londonderry, Vermont and attended the Stratton Mountain School on scholarship. Considered snowboarding's first child prodigy, Ross competed in his first U.S.Open at the age of nine, while his 4th grade class watched. In 1998, Ross represented the U.S.A. in the Nagano Winter Olympics and won the bronze medal (the first in United States snowboard history). That same season, he scored nine event wins, including six World Cup victories, two Grand Prix victories, the World Cup Halfpipe title and the U.S. Open title. In 2000, Ross continued his reign of dominance by winning a gold medal at the NBC Gravity Games, as well as the TNT Winter Goodwill Games, winning all of the Vans Triple Crown events and the silver at the ESPN X Games in halfpipe, not to mention the World Overall and Halfpipe titles. In the 2001 season, Ross continued to set the standard, and earned a bronze medal at the ESPN X Games. At just 23 years of age, Ross has established himself as the most successful snowboarder in the history of the sport...>>> Book Ross Powers for Your Event

He now runs his own snowboard camp at Stratton twice a year. Dedicated to giving back to his community, the Ross Powers Foundation was recently formed to assist talented Vermont athletes in need of financial assistance.

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