Luke Winters
2019 Slalom and Alpine Combined National Champion
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Hometown
Gresham, Ore. -
Team
2022 U.S. Olympic Alpine Team , Alpine B -
Years on Team
4 (since 2019) -
Born
02/04/1997 -
Club(s)
Sugar Bowl Academy -
School:
Mt. Hood Race Team and Academy
"I didn’t expect really to win that combined because I hadn’t trained much super-G, but I’ve been training slalom all year... and then to come here and do this, get two wins after never winning a national title before, is pretty fun."
6 Things You Didn't Know About Luke Winters
- 1. In 2019, Luke grabbed his first national championship title, landing on the top of the podium in alpine combined at Sugarloaf, Maine. He then followed that up with his second national title, in slalom at Waterville Valley, N.H.!
- 2. In 2018, Luke and teammate River Radamus double podiumed at World Junior Championships in Davos, Switzerland.
- 3. Luke was born and raised in Oregon with a twin brother, two sisters, and two great parents.
- 4. After Luke graduates, he hopes to do something in construction, engineering, or real estate.
- 5. Luke is a pilot and is currently working on his instrument rating.
- 6. Luke grew up skiing with his twin brother. "We both loved the speed and competitiveness at a young age and never stopped."
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Luke's News
2022-23 U.S. Alpine Ski Team Nominations
May 09, 2022
Career-Best Seventh For Winters in Flachau Night Slalom
March 09, 2022
Career-Best For Ritchie With Top 20 in Garmisch Slalom
February 27, 2022
Radamus Fourth In Olympic Debut; Ford 12th In Return From Injury
February 13, 2022
Ritchie, Winters Score Points In Schladming
January 25, 2022
Winters Top 15 In Kitzbuehel Slalom
January 22, 2022
