BIOGRAPHY: 

Moguls skier Bryon Wilson knocked everyone's socks off in 2010 when, after a stroke of luck got him a start on the World Cup, he nailed two second-place finishes and a spot on the 2010 Olympic team. But Wilson wasn't done yet, as he took his newfound success and landed a bronze medal in Vancouver. He's also won a junior world championship and U.S. coaches say his speed and agility on snow are cornerstones to make him a continued performer.

BRYON SAYS:
I had one podium in France this year and then injured my knee at World Champs at Deer Valley.  Now I’m on the road to recovery. Not sure what my plans are for next season. I’m going to take it slow and make sure I come back stronger than ever. I plan on attending classes at Westminster College this year and get some education under my belt.



FIRST TRACKS:

Wilson started skiing when he was three, but didn't move to freestyle until he was 12 - "and was hooked." A coach in the Bridger (MT) freestyle program saw him skiing with his brother Brad (U.S. Ski Team rookie), and he invited them to join the program.



OFF THE SNOW:

Off the mountain Wilson does the most incredible wood sculpture, mostly trout carving but some other things as well.  He also love to fly fish and ride his mountain bike.  Being outdoors is sweet!