The multi-talented Lyman Currier competes in halfpipe, slopestyle, and big air, and he is about to take the world by storm. Making waves on the rookie circuit during the 2011-12 season, Currier landed in eighth in the AFP World Rankings out of nearly 3,000 other competitors.

After recovering from a knee injury, Currier hopped right back to where he left off. He took first in halfpipe at The North Face Park & Pipe Open Series in Northstar. He didn’t stop there either, taking first in slopestyle at the FIS World Cup Finals in Sierra Nevada, Spain.

LYMAN SAYS
I'm really excited for this upcoming season. The addition of slopestyle and halfpipe skiing in the Olympics is really going to boost the competition. I can't wait to see the level everybody is going to be skiing at. As far as my own personal goals, I would be lying if I said Olympics are not the highest priority, but I'm really going to focus on being in the best shape I can be in, having as much fun as possible and staying uninjured in the process!

FIRST TRACKS
Currier first learned to ski in 1996 when he was 18 months old and when he wasn’t stuck in daycare at Beaver Creek. Although still in diapers, his parents found the smallest boots available and he was a little ripper by the time he got into ski school at three years old.

OFF THE SNOW
You’ll find Currier with his Boulder crew of friends playing basketball, training and listening to music. He also enjoys travel, culture and food. He says, “The next big country I want to visit is Russia!!”