Kings & Queens of Corbet's

Join the athletes and the newly crowned 2026 King and Queen at the official after-party at the Mangy Moose! We’re going big this year, teaming up with SkiiTour to bring a full lineup of DJs for one seriously epic night. Doors open to the public at 8:00 PM, music kicks off at 8:30 PM, and the crowning of this year’s King and Queen goes down at 9:30 PM. Grab your tickets now before they sell out!

Montucky Cold Snacks is bringing the Kings & Queens spirit all week long. Join them for official Kings & Queens après from 4:00–6:00 PM daily and get cozy in the Montucky Chalet. On Go Day, after the official Kings & Queens Watch Party, keep things rolling with an après set by Skiitour.

The official Kings & Queens athlete poster signings will be held from 3:00 - 4:00 pm at Hole in the Wall (upstairs at JH Sports) for snowboarders, and at Teton Village Sports for skiers. Bring any items you'd like signed, say hello, and meet the athletes in person!

Kick back and relax after your best day with Best Day Brewing and Smartwool at the base of the Bridger Center. Crack open some free cans of Best Day and score giveaways from Smartwool on Monday, February 9, from 2:00–4:00 PM. Cheers to the best week ahead!

Monster is here to keep you fueled all week long. Catch them at the base on February 13 and 14 for free drinks, high energy, and a good time.

2021 Queen of Corbet’s, Kings & Queens 2025 2nd Place (Snowboard)

Hailing from Park City, Utah and now calling Salt Lake City home, Madison Blackley returns for her sixth year after being crowned Queen of Corbet’s Couloir in 2021 and earning second or 'princess' honors in 2025. With more than a decade of competition experience alongside years spent producing full-length films and filming street and backcountry video parts, Madison brings a deep and well-rounded resume to the field. In recent seasons, her focus has shifted toward backcountry freestyle, highlighted by her second-place finish in in the competition last year and a standout Natural Selection Duel where she bested Stefi Luxton to earn a Finals berth in Revelstoke, Returning for yet another go at the lauded couloir, Madison is most excited to return to what she calls her favorite event of the season, where skiers and snowboarders collide in one of the most iconic venues in the sport. When she’s not riding, she’s usually found with dogs, a solid après, or preFURably both at the same time.

Sponsors: Airblaster, Rome Snowboards, Deeluxe, Dang, Saltt, Uinta Brewing, Coal, Backcountry Access

With a blend of style and skill, Pat Fava has asserted himself as a bonafide big dog in snowboarding and is now taking his talents into the couloir for the first time. Fava bridges the gap between contests, video parts and simply showing the world how much fun you can have riding a snowboard with friends. Born and raised in Cedar City, Utah, Pat cut his teeth on urban rails, DIY street setups and on the slopes of Brian Head long before he hit the pro circuit, fostering a style defined by creativity and killer technical precision. That signature blend first turned heads with his featrure with ThirtyTwo in 2019, and hasn't looked back since,with standout parts in several more ThirtyTwo projects and self-driven missions that capture the soul of street snowboarding. His body of work doens't end with film projects, Fava has also excelled as a competitor taking gold in the inaugural X Games Aspen Snowboard Street Style in 2024 and reigned supreme at 2023's Red Bull Heavy Metal in Detroit earning a top spot against a stacked field of street specialists. Jackson Hole is thrilled to bring Fava into the fold due to his magnetic mix of personality, technical prowess and unmistakable style.

Sponsors: Thirtytwo, Dale’s, Corduroy, Crab Grab, Dang Shades, Milo Sport, Beaver Wax, Joeys Footbeds

Wyatt Gentry is a skier born and raised in Victor, Idaho. He started skiing when he was two while going to Pre-School at Jackson Hole Mountain Resort. From there, he grew up going through all of Jackson’s local ski programs until he started competing. Wyatt then competed at the Freeride Jr. World Championships two years in a row finishing third place as the youngest athlete and continued that chase for the tour on the IFSA Challenger Series last year and requalifying for the Finals again for this season. After making his first appearance on a last-second invite last year left him empty-handed, his return has himself and local fans alike fired up. In the past few years, he has started to move into the ski film side of the sport working with Blank Collective Films and recently was nominated for Break Out Skier of the year in the IF3 Film Festival. Wyatt has also been featured skiing in projects for Salomon and Crew 22 as he enjoys chasing his passion for skiing and looks forward to cleaning up and landing the ambitious run he had planned from last season

Sponsors: Salomon Skis, Hestra Gloves, Jackson Hole, Crew22, Blank Collective Films

Wynter is a professional freeride skier from Ogden, UT who grew up skiing at Snowbasin. She didn’t have expectations to be a professional skier necessarily - just a love for the sport, a passion to progress in her skiing, and the community around it. She started coaching the Snowbasin Freeride Team in 2020 which inspired her to try her first IFSA Qualifier Freeride competition in 2022. She was hooked after that first competition. In 2025 she topped the IFSA Qualifier and Challenger Series finishing 1st overall in Women’s Ski. Back to back strong finishes earned her a spot on the Freeride World Tour and qualified her for the first ever FIS Freeride World Championships to represent the USA. Her approach to skiing is to be powerful, smooth, stylish, and consistent. 

Beyond skiing and freeride competition, she is passionate about art, storytelling, and community. She was featured in the full length ski film “Advice for Girls” (2024) and serves on the board for the non profit, Ogden Avalanche. In the summers you’ll find her mountain biking often, practicing yoga, and strength training for the next ski season! 

Sponsors: Columbia, ON3P, Scott

Quinn Boutot is a 23-year-old snowboarder from Gilpin County, Colorado, shaped by growing up in the Rocky Mountains and riding with his childhood best friends. Pushing each other from a young age, that crew spent their time chasing powder and sending big cliffs across the region.

Now based in Big Sky, Montana, Quinn balances long hours at work with a disciplined approach to riding, making the most of his time in the mountains whenever and wherever conditions line up.

Invited to King & Queen of Corbet’s, Quinn’s goal this year is simple: pick a line, commit to it and stomp something he’s proud of.

Sponsors: Jones Snowboards, Dirthawgs, New Sky

All-terrain snowboarder from Vail Co. Windham has been snowboarding since I was 3 years old, learning from his dad, and eventually got into competitions. Eventually he moved away from contests and started focusing on filming for movies in 2017 and haven’t looked back since. Lately, Windham has been filming with the groups “Sinister Films” and “Group Effort” focusing on backcountry and street boarding, having just release "heart over mind" this past December. In the summer Windham spends his time racing amateur motocross and making appearances doing freestyle motocross and Nitro Circus Shows.

Sponsors: DANG Shades, Academy Snowboards, DC Snowboarding, Union Bindings, EVS protection, Good Chemistry

2025 Kings & Queens 3rd Place (Ski)

Tristen Lilly a professional fun haver based in Salt Lake City and raised in Bethel, Maine. He grew up learning to ski at Sunday River as soon as he could walk and was reluctantly instilled a racing background. However, skiing at Alta and Snowbird almost every day for the last Seven years is where his style has really taken form. Happy to be along for the ride and ready to throw down. Coming back for a second year, anticipation is growing to see what Tristen Lily brings to the table. Placing third in Men’s Ski last year with arguably one of the most viewed runs in the competitions's history, fans are eager to see what he can unleash this year.

Sponsors: K2 Skis, GrassSticks, Jabree, Sweet Protection

2025 Queen of Corbet's - 1st Place (Ski)

Ana Eyssimont grew up in Littleton, CO, she started skiing in college where she fell in love with the sport through park skiing at Keystone and Breckenridge. Now based in Salt Lake City, she splits her time between the backcountry and the lift-accessed terrain of Alta and Snowbird. She is the 2025 Queen of Corbet’s, and continues to push her progression in big-mountain terrain, trick development, and competitive freeride. This season, she is also creating her first ski film project, exploring the full arc of becoming an athlete and highlighting her purpose through movement. Ana is motivated and inspired by her twin brother, Mikey Eyssimont, a professional hockey player who doesn’t ski at all, but whose dedication and ability to overcome adversity shaped the foundation of her own drive. Her dreams mostly live in the mountains: bigger lines, deeper commitment, creative progression, and carving out time to surf whenever she can.

Sponsors: LINE Skis, Giro, BlackStrap, Auclair, ZipFit, Backcountry and Bootcap.

As one of the newest additions to this year’s men’s snowboard field, we’re fired up to welcome 24-year-old Jack MacDougall into the Couloir. Hailing from Canada, Jack cut his teeth riding park on the smaller hills outside Grande Prairie, Alberta, before following his passion into the bigger mountains and freeride terrain of British Columbia. Now firmly planted in the Whistler snowboard scene, Jack has emerged as a formidable rising force in the sport, earning recognition in The North Face’s Up and Coming series this past fall.Jack first turned heads in 2019 when he took first place at the WSSF Halo Snowboard Big Air Invitational in Whistler, edging out fan favorite and top contender Mark McMorris. More recently, his focus has shifted toward filming in the backcountry, where he continues to showcase his range and style. His latest work appears alongside Craig McMorris and Mark Sollors in Shredbot’s Couple Casuals, further cementing his place as a rider to watch. 

Sponsors: Forum Snow, ThirtyTwo, Source Boards, Salmon Arms, Airhole Facemasks

Valerie Festavan is one of two new folks to join this years field. Hailing from Park City, Utah, Valerie is known widely for her skills in freeride and freestyle skiing, but she's also spent time dabbling in ski racing, street skiing, snowboarding, skateboarding, various artistic endeavors and even youth coaching. A true Swiss-Army knife, Festavan won the 2019 Shred Fest Rail Jam before turning her sights onto freeride competitions in pursuit of qualifying for the Freeride World Tour. She's also filmed parts with LINE Skis over the years and most recently released a personal project with LINE highlighting her love of community and freedom within the sport called Allow Me to Reintroduce Myself. We're excited to see how Valerie showcases her versatility as she makes her first introduction the Corbet's this year.

Sponsors: LINE Skis, 686, 805 Beer, Magick Co. ANIMA Merx

2025 X Games 4th Place

Originally from Highlands Ranch, Colorado and now based in Salt Lake City, Ellie Weiler brings a versatile, style-forward approach to this year’s competition. Raised riding at Copper Mountain, she entered the contest scene at just 10 years old and has since competed across X Games and Dew Tour disciplines including knuckle huck, slopestyle, and streetstyle. Her recent highlights include winning Slush’s World Quarterpipe Championship, taking the Round-Up title at Woodward Park City, earning the Uninvited Invitational Rookie Award, and claiming the Style Award at Research & Development. Off the contest circuit, Weiler’s riding has been featured in Warren Miller’s SNO-CIETY, and Bode Merrill’s When Doves Cry,.

Sponsors: ThirtyTwo, DEATHGRIP GLOVE CO, Smith Optics, and Purl Wax

2024 X Games Bronze, World Cup 2nd Place, Olympian

Daniel “Dani” Bacher is firmly established as part of Austria’s A-Team in slopestyle and big air, with a trajectory that’s been steep since day one. He clicked into skis at just three years old and grew up in Fulpmes in the Stubaital, where he built and lapped his own backyard fun park above his parents’ house in Medraz. By 12, Dani was competing in FIS events, and by 17 he was already representing Austria on the world’s biggest stage at the 2022 Beijing Olympic Games. Since then, Bacher has continued stacking milestones, including a World Cup podium in 2023 and a bronze medal in Big Air at the 2024 Aspen X Games. Off the contest circuit, Dani brings the same precision and creativity to filming, with recent features in STUBAI and Armada’s team film Ornada. Making his first appearance in this competition, Bacher arrives with a deep catalog of Grade-A clips, elite results, and a signature style that turns heads.

Sponsors: Monster Energy, Armada Skis, K2 Boots, Flaxta, CAPEESH