The U.S. Snowboard Team has revealed its lineup for the 2026–27 season, signaling the start of a fresh four-year phase geared toward the 2030 Winter Olympics. Notable Olympic medalists such as Chloe Kim, Jamie Anderson, Red Gerard, Nick Baumgartner, and Lindsey Jacobellis continue on the roster, blending experienced talent with emerging athletes. This season also introduces a significant title partnership with Toyota, uniting the U.S. Snowboard and Para Snowboard teams under a single sponsor for the first time, alongside new coaching leadership across the disciplines.

In halfpipe, the roster features prominent figures like three-time Olympic medalist Chloe Kim and three-time Olympian Maddie Mastro for the women, and seasoned competitors Jake Pates and Ryan Wachendorfer returning to pro status on the men’s side. Emerging talent is also being nurtured through a rookie team that includes riders such as Tristam Henkels and Ava Lilly. The halfpipe program benefits from new head coaches Brett Esser and Rakai Tait stepping into leadership roles and aiming to drive performance enhancements.

The slopestyle and big air squads showcase a blend of veteran Olympic performers and promising young riders climbing the World Cup ranks. Olympic bronze medalist Jake Canter and 2026 FIS slopestyle Crystal Globe winner Lily Dhawornvej are among those returning, while three-time Olympic medalist Jamie Anderson and 2018 gold medalist Red Gerard lead the veteran contingent. Fresh promotions include Jessica Perlmutter, an Olympian from 2026, and Calgary NorAm big air champion Brooklyn DePriest, signaling the team’s investment in the next generation.

Snowboard cross remains anchored by top athletes including Olympians Nick Baumgartner, Lindsey Jacobellis, and five-time competitor Faye Gulini Thelen. The roster also integrates recent Olympians Nathan Pare and Bri Schnorrbusch, alongside Stacy Gaskill, who is making a comeback after injury. The 2026–27 competitive season kicks off in late November at Innsbruck, Austria, with a World Cup big air event, leading to the FIS Snowboard World Championships in Montafon, Austria, in March 2027 as a major highlight.