My name is Campbell, I grew up at the mouth of LCC in Cottonwood Heights and have been skiing Snowbird since the ripe age of 3! I joined Altabird when I was 10 and have been competing in freeride ever since! I competed all over North America and even made it to Austria for World Championships my last year in the Jr circuit. I love competing so much that I have continued to compete on the Freeride World Qualifiers Circuit.

I moved to Bozeman for college and coached the Big Sky Freeride team but I am now graduated and moving back to Utah. The Altabird team made a huge impact on my life and has such a special place in my heart. I super stoked to be back with the team and coach alongside those who coached me! And of course, I cannot wait to be rippin LCC powda!

I grew up in Salt Lake City and went to Skyline High School. I am currently studying Civil Engineering at the University of Utah. I grew up skiing and competing on the Altabird freeride team and was part of the team until I was 18. I am now competing in the Adult IFSA series, trying to qualify for the FWT.
Many of the coaches I will be working with coached me and really helped me be the best person and skier I could be. I look forward to coaching the team, and I am very excited for this opportunity.

Hi my name is Seamus Flanagan. This will be my 4th year coaching for the team. My background in skiing is through slopestyle,big air,halfpipe, and big mountain skiing. I have been a coach for 9 years. Excited for the season!

Rowan grew up in Park City chasing side hits and lapping the terrain park before joining the Altabird program in high school, where his love for big mountain skiing really took off. Now with five years of coaching experience, he brings that same passion for progression and adventure to every athlete he works with.

When the snow melts, Rowan trades skis for paddles, guiding whitewater trips across California and spending his off-season on the river. Whether it’s a powder day or a surf wave, he’s all about helping athletes build confidence, style, and a lifelong stoke for the mountains.

Perry’s journey with skiing began on the SBSEF Alpine Team at age six, where she developed a lifelong passion for the sport. She raced competitively until age 16 before transitioning to big mountain skiing, finishing out high school on the Freeride Team and spending an additional year competing at the adult level. This foundation as a ski racer continues to shape her coaching today, giving her the technical expertise and perspective to help young freeride athletes excel.

With family roots in Little Cottonwood Canyon, skiing has always been central to Perry’s life—her father and sister both work on Snowbird Ski Patrol, and she enjoys taking athletes out with patrol whenever possible. Off the hill, Perry works as a project manager at an architecture firm, balancing her love for skiing with a career in construction and design. She is excited to share her experience and passion with the next generation, and when she’s not coaching, you’ll find her charging steep lines straight from the top.

I grew up skiing at Alta! I didn’t quite realize it at the time, but I was one of the luckiest kids. I started out on the ART & then transitioned into freeride with Altabird when I was 12 until I aged out. I spent my high school years at the Winter Sports School, which gave me so many opportunities to train & travel - I am forever grateful for that. Though I suffered a brain injury while in the World Jr Championships at age 16 and ended up re-routing my “career” as a freeride athlete to be a forever skier, continuing to freeride but without the pressure to perform anymore. I love to ski because it makes me feel so free, connects me with my body & pushes me to become the best version of myself. Freeride skiing completely shaped who I am as a woman today. My biggest love of it all has been sharing it with like-minded friends 🙂 This community is an anchor for me. I love getting to continue being a part of it as I grow up & to inspire the next generation to ski their hearts out.

Hey there, my name is Sarah Osterloh. I started skiing as soon as I could walk. I Grew up in Little Cottonwood Canyon, learning everything I know from my ex-ski bum dad. While I have dabbled in ski competitions, my specialty is free-skiing, finding creative lines down difficult mountain areas, and just having a good time. I tend to be a big goofball on the hill, so I always emphasize having fun to make it the best ski experience!

Andrew is no stranger to steep, fast skiing on high-risk terrain. Raised on the slopes of Alta, Utah, he broke onto the Freeride World Tour in 2019 and won ‘Rookie of The Year’. Since then, Andrew has developed into a seasoned and revered competitor, known for bringing laidback flow to the most technical zones imaginable. His goal with coaching is to bring as much stoke to the team as possible. While showing the next generation the ways of skiing in Little Cottonwood Canyon.

Howdy! I’m Sarah G., and I believe this will be my 8th season coaching for SBSEF! I grew up skiing in BCC and LCC and was on the race team from ages 10 to 18. I absolutely loved my time as an athlete on the team and absolutely love being a coach—sharing the stoke and passion for skiing with the next generation. My goal is to help every athlete find confidence, creativity, and a lifelong love for the mountains.

Rob grew up in Boise Idaho and raced for the Bogus Basin Ski Education Foundation.  Rob knew he wanted to ski powder and following his older brother’s footsteps, moved to Salt Lake and raced for the Snowbird Sports Education Foundation.  During that time, he credits the “original freeride team” to following Vinnie around the Bird in the mornings, then training gates on the race hill in the afternoon.   A few years later while pursuing big mountain skiing, he noticed a need for a Freeride program at Snowbird.  During that first season 2004-2005, we had seven athletes on the team.  Now fast forward to 2024-2025 and we’ll have approximately 100!  Over the last nineteen years, Rob has served as Director, Head Coach, Regional Coach, and weekend coach.  Rob has also run Snowbird’s IFSA comps for the last (how many?) years.  He has two daughters on the U14 and Jfast teams this coming season.

Chuck Loeffler grew up in Denver, Colorado with skier parents who raised him and his sister on skis. He started competing in Freestyle moguls at age 12. After high school, he lived in Winter Park, Breckenridge, and then Telluride. During that time he earned a NorAm spot and then left to compete on the Pro Mogul tour for 2.5 years. After a couple of knee surgeries, he moved to Salt Lake City to ski Little Cottonwood Canyon and for the next decade spent 4 months a year skiing and the other 8 months on the Pacific Ocean, commercial fishing and crabbing. During that time he started competing in Big Mountain Freeskiing and earned a spot on the world tour for a few years. Towards the end of his competition days, he was a judge on the world tour. He also started coaching the new Snowbird Freeride team with Rob Greener and coached for the next 9 years.  After taking 3 years off to raise his own 2 young kids at home, he returned to coaching and has been with the team ever since.  In the three years off,  he was an occasional judge on the Jr Freeride tour. This year will be his 7th year back coaching the AltaBird Freeride team. Now his kids are 11 and 13 and ski on the SBSEF J-Fast and U15 freeride teams.

Alumni and coach of 6 years for SBSEF, I joined when the Freeride program was founded by Rob Greener, skied with the team from 12-18, and then returned to coach in 2018. I am passionate about this team, these mountains, and this sport. Honored to be a part of this world-renowned program for another year and stoked to share our home with all the rad athletes and coaches. Here’s to another year of great snow and great memories!

Courtney Smith began skiing when she was three years old and has never stopped! She grew up spending every weekend in an RV parked at Stevens Pass WA. In her early teens she became a ski school instructor and began competing in IFSA junior competitions. Courtney attended Gonzaga University. While there, she established the Gonzaga Freeride Team and was the head coach. For the last two seasons Courtney has coached for the Stevens Pass junior Freeride team. She has also helped direct the IFSA Pacific Northwest region. Courtney currently competes in the FWQ Series and is excited to keep pushing herself as an athlete. She is a PSIA-certified instructor, IFSA level 200 coach, IFSA judge, and IFSA technical director. She looks forward to supporting the next generations of Freeriders.

Hello! My Name is Oz. I am a Colorado native, have been skiing from age two, and I have yet to be bored by it - it’s my favorite thing to do. I grew up skiing in Crested Butte and was a member of the Mountain Sports Team throughout middle and high school. The network of friends I made through skiing and competing became what I call my “freeride family.” These relationships led me to Salt Lake City to continue my education and be close to skiing. I maximized my time skiing at Alta and Snowbird through college and graduated from Westminster in 2020. I believe skiing and the community that is generated create great tools for moving through life. I am very excited for the season, and I look forward to sharing the tools I’ve learned with the next generation!

Jacqueline Pollard is a freeride skier, coach, judge, and outdoor adventurer based in Sandy, Utah. She started skiing as a kid, learning what the terrain would teach her about control, risk, and joy. Jacqueline values connection — to the mountains, to the people she skis with, and to the environment. She is deeply committed to protecting wild places so future generations can find solace and adventure outside just as she has. When she’s not coaching freeride skiing at Alta and Snowbird or judging, she’s guiding whitewater rafting trips in the summer. Her approach to skiing — and life — is rooted in balance, trust, and presence. Jacqueline believes in listening to the mountain, trusting her instincts, and making every run count.