The U.S. Olympic snowboarding roster will include a total of 24 riders across all disciplines at the 2026 Milan Cortina Games.

In snowboarding, athletes don’t qualify directly for the Winter Olympics. Instead, they earn quota spots for their countries, and it’s up to each country to name athletes to its Olympic roster to fill those quota spots. U.S. Ski & Snowboard’s selection criteria broke the selection process into two distinct phases, and our article on Olympic snowboarding qualification has more details on that process.

Meet the members of the 2026 U.S. Olympic snowboard team below.

Snowboard Halfpipe

Chloe Kim smiles while standing at the bottom of a halfpipe
Chloe Kim could become the first snowboarder to three-peat at the Winter Olympics.
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Men

Alessandro Barbieri
Chase Blackwell
Chase Josey
Jake Pates

Women

Bea Kim
Chloe Kim
Maddie Mastro
Maddy Schaffrick

Snowboard Slopestyle/Big Air

Red Gerard gives a "hang loose" sign while riding on the back of a snowmobile
Red Gerard, now 25, has become one of the veterans of the U.S. slopestyle and big air team.
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Men

Jake Canter
Sean FitzSimons
Red Gerard
Ollie Martin

Women

Lily Dhawornvej
Hahna Norman
Jess Perlmutter

Snowboard Cross

Nick Baumgartner looks at the camera
Four years after winning Olympic gold in mixed team snowboard cross, Nick Baumgartner was named to his fifth Olympic team.
FIS/Giovanni Zenon


Men

Nick Baumgartner
Nathan Pare
Jake Vedder
Cody Winters

Women

Stacy Gaskill
Hanna Percy
Brianna Schnorrbusch
Faye Thelen

Parallel Giant Slalom

Cody Winters goes around a red gate during an Alpine snowboard race
Cody Winters was named to the U.S. Olympic team in two different disciplines: snowboard cross and parallel giant slalom.
FIS/Miha Matavz


Men

Cody Winters

Women

Iris Pflum

How does Olympic snowboard qualifying work?

Learn more about the qualification process for Milan Cortina 2026, as well as the selection criteria for Team USA.