Hugo Harrison is 28 years old at five feet, ten inches and 175 pounds. His home territory for free skiing is in Whistler Blackcomb, British Columbia. He has had many accomplishments, such as winning the 2000, 2001, and 2002 IFSA extremes, winning the 2001 Red Bull Snowthrill, and winning the World Tour event in Courchevel in 2000. He also has made many movie productions with Matchstick Productions since 2002. Along with the wonderful accomplishments, he has also had many learning experiences. He said that his worst learning experience was in 2004while he was filming a new steep line. He fell 200 meters and was lucky to go home with a bruised ankle. Now he says he is more careful and controlled when skiing. Since his career is still beginning, he shows a lot of promise to set new ski goals as well as records.

      Mike Hattrup is 42 years old at five feet, ten inches and 165 pounds. He is originally from the Sun Valley, Idaho area. Mike has already established a wonderful career, being both a freeskier and a telemark skier. Mike is also an AMGA ski-mountaineering-certified guide. He is a director sportive for K2 Telemark. Another accomplishment would be that Mike was a former member of the U.S. Freestyle Ski Team, and is a skiing star in many of Greg Stump’s films.

     Mike Douglas grew up in British Columbia and he says a big-mountain is something that he has always skied. Mike Douglas is a former Canadian National Freestyle Team Member and is now a coach. He and some of his friends designed, the popular ski of today, the twin-tip. He designed this ski so that when jumping, and doing tricks in the park, it is a lot easier. Some of his favorite moves are trade-switch off backcountry cornices, his trademark D-spins off huge jumps, or slaying steep exposed mountain faces. Now, Mike Douglas is trying to reinvent the big-mountain skier that he once was. Another accomplishment of his is that he is the star of a few Matchstick Productions. Also, Mike Douglas has a son on skis that is already looking good, so that later down the road he will become a great skier like his dad!

     Bjoern Einar Romoeren was born on April 1^st, 1988. He is form Baerum, Norway. AT 24 years old, Romoeren is six feet tall and 141 pounds. He is a ski flyer. It’s exactly the same as ski jumping except with bigger jumps and no judgment on style.  In March 2005 in Slovenia, he flew three and a half meters farther that the 2002 Olympic Ski-jumping silver medalist and the 2003 world ski-flying record holder. He also participated in the Winter Olympics in Torino. He is simply amazing!