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SYNC Performance Announces 2026/27 Team of 15 Ski Racers

By Utah News Staff · Originally published September 3, 2026 · 2 min read
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SYNC Performance Announces 2026/27 Team of 15 Ski Racers
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SYNC Performance announced its 2026/27 SYNC Team on September 3, 2026, featuring 15 ski racers from various U.S. clubs and academies. The team includes athletes aged 15 to 19 who will receive mentorship and performance gear during the upcoming competitive season.

Key takeaways

  • SYNC Performance announced a 2026/27 team consisting of 15 ski racers.
  • Athletes on the team range in age from 15 to 19 years old.
  • The program provides mentorship, performance gear, and apparel to its members.
  • The roster includes racers from various U.S. clubs, including those from Park City, Utah.

SYNC Performance announced its 2026/27 SYNC Team in a press release published September 3, 2026. The roster features 15 top-tier ski racers from clubs and teams across the United States, ranging in age from 15 to 19.

The newly announced team includes athletes representing several prominent clubs, such as Park City Ski & Snowboard, Steamboat Springs Winter Sports Club, and Ski & Snowboard Club Vail. According to Tucker Marshall, Senior Digital Content Manager & Athlete Coordinator, the program aims to build connections and help athletes advance their skiing careers through mentorship and a supportive environment.

Among the roster members is Sydney Daly of Park City Ski & Snowboard and Cree Gilmour of Rowmark Ski Academy, who is based out of Park City, Utah. Other athletes include Adrian Beauregard of Steamboat Springs Winter Sports Club, Sarah Decary of Northwood School / NYSEF, Caiyu DeMaggio of Bretton Woods, Maya Maxson of Ski & Snowboard Club Vail, Katie McDonald of Ski & Snowboard Club Vail, Jackson Leever of Ski & Snowboard Club Vail, Elodie Olsen of Sun Valley Ski Education Foundation, Charles Lemerond of Burke Mountain Academy, Abby Olson of Burke Mountain Academy, Caedon Manseau of Mount Mansfield Academy, Devon Phillips of Aspen Valley Ski Club, Max McClellan of Green Mountain Valley School, and Weston Roach of Ski & Snowboard Club Vail.

Since 2014, SYNC Performance has designed gear and apparel for the ski racing community. The company provides team members with performance gear, apparel, and mentorship to support the next generation of athletes.

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