First Stop athlete Kyle Weiche and KMS Alum goes on to ski in the 1988 Calgary Olympics.

Fun Fact: Kyle was a giant slalom specialist and star for many Subaru ads in the late eighties.

Former First Stop sponsored athlete Evan Dybvig competes in the 1998 Nagano Olympics in Mogul Skiing. After a US National Championship, multiple top 10 World Cup finishes he suffers a torn ACL leading up to the 2002 Salt Lake City Olympics, he skis anyways and leads the US team to some of their best results. 

Fun Fact: Evan Dvbig came back East after the 2002 Olympics and managed Whaleback in New Hampshire. Many of the junior athletes he coached went on to become some of the top free skiers in the world.

Max Elles wins back-to-back Silver Medals at USASA National Championships in Boardercross.

Other team riders and future shop employees Wyatt Mosher, Will Mercer and Kyle Anderson round out the top 10.

Fun fact: You can still challenge Max at the weekly Ski Bum races.

First Stop Team Athlete Chelsea Marshall joins Lindsey Vonn and Julia Mancuso at the 2010 Vancouver Olympics.

Fun Fact: While Chelsea didn't win, she was recognized for the "most epic crash" by ESPN! Cheers to going full throttle, we were so proud! 

Team Athlete and Brand Director Randy Elles lands on the cover of Ski Vermont for a full-length feature of Killington powder skiing.

Fun Fact: The following season photos of Randy Elles shot by Justin Cash end up in both Powder & SKI Magazine.

Team Athlete and Employee Ian Clarke decides to try out skimo racing (an event where you race uphill, before skiing down). Turns out he was fast enough to qualify and compete in the 2017 World Skimo Championships in Italy. 

Fun Fact: The following summer he raced his road bike across the US, Canada, and Europe with the Junior Pro Cycling Team CCB.