U.S. Ski & Snowboard to Celebrate 60 Years of Gold Medal Moments at Gold Medal Gala in New York City

U.S. Ski & Snowboard will host its 60th annual Gold Medal Gala on Oct. 22, 2026 at the Ziegfeld Ballroom in New York City, celebrating the organization's 2026 Milano Cortina Olympic and Paralympic medalists alongside legends of the sport dating back to the 1960s.

The Gala will honor athletes, past and present, who built the organization's legacy while raising money to directly support U.S. Ski & Snowboard’s 12 teams and more than 240 athletes. The evening will bring together 24+ current U.S. Ski & Snowboard athletes and more than 10 legends from the 1960s through the 2010s, honoring the athletes who set the standard for today and tomorrow.

A significant number of Team USA’s Milano Cortina medalists will be in attendance, including the most decorated Winter Paralympian of all time and 24x Paralympic medalist Oksana Masters, Olympic champion Breezy Johnson, 2x Olympic silver medalist Ryan Cochran-Siegle, Olympic gold and silver medalist Alex Hall and many more. Legends will include Olympic champions Picabo Street and Barbara Ann Cochran, among others. Olympic gold medalist and moguls skiing legend Jonny Moseley will once again host the evening.

Athletes Attending

Stifel U.S. Ski Team

• Jake Adicoff (Para nordic) – five-time Paralympic gold medalist, eight-time Paralympic medalist

• Alexa Brabec (nordic combined) – ranked No. 2 in the world

• Keely Cashman (alpine) – two-time Olympian

• Ryan Cochran-Siegle (alpine) – two-time Olympic silver medalist

• Alex Ferreira (freeski) – Olympic champion, three-time Olympic medalist

• Mac Forehand (freeski) – Olympic silver medalist

• Olivia Giaccio (moguls) – two-time Olympian, ranked No. 1 in the world

• Hunter Hess (freeski) – two-time Olympian

• Breezy Johnson (alpine) – Olympic champion

• Mia Jones (freeride ski) – Freeride World Tour champion

• Andrew Kurka (Para alpine) – Paralympic champion, three-time Paralympic medalist

• Chris Lillis (aerials) – two-time Olympic champion

• Oksana Masters (Para nordic) – 24x Paralympic medalist, most decorated Winter Paralympian in history

• Kyle Negomir (alpine) – two-time Olympian

• Nick Page (moguls) – two-time Olympian

• Gus Schumacher (cross country) – Olympic silver medalist

• Josh Sweeney (Para cross country) – two-time Paralympic champion

• Jackie Wiles (alpine) – Olympic bronze medalist

• Toyota U.S. Snowboard Team

• Jake Canter (snowboard) – Olympic bronze medalist

• Kate Delson (Para snowboard) – Paralympic champion; two-time Paralympic medalist

• Noah Elliott (Para snowboard) – two-time Paralympic champion, four-time Paralympic medalist

• Brenna Huckaby (Para snowboard) – three-time Paralympic champion, five-time Paralympic medalist

• Bea Kim (snowboard) – Olympian

• Mike Schultz (Para snowboard) – Paralympic champion, four-time Paralympic medalist,

The evening's entertainment will keep guests on their feet with special in-room-only viewing moments, a live DJ and band, a live auction, athlete moments and a post-toast celebration.