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2026-27 Stifel U.S. Para Alpine Ski Team Nominations

By Ryan Odeja - Stifel U.S. Ski Team
May, 6 2026
Team celebrates on the podium

Park City, UT (May 6, 2026) - U.S. Ski & Snowboard officially announces the 13 athletes who have been nominated to the 2026-27 Stifel U.S. Para Alpine Ski Team across all classifications and disciplines. 

U.S. Ski & Snowboard announces its teams in two phases: nomination and acceptance. The athletes are formally nominated to the Stifel U.S. Para Alpine Ski Team in May. Pending their acceptance of the nomination and adherence to the team expectations outlined in team criteria, athletes will be officially announced to the team in October 2026. 

The team is headlined by 2026 Paralympic silver medalist Patrick Halgren and World Cup podium finishers Audrey Crowley and Kelsey O’Driscoll. Crowley and O’Driscoll both had standout 2025-26 seasons, with multiple World Cup podium appearances and Paralympic debuts. 

New to the team this year are Meg Gustafson and guide Spenser Gustafson. The brother-sister duo made their World Cup debut last season and immediately made an impact, earning two podiums. Joining them is Noah Bury, who made his first World Cup and Paralympic starts last season. 

2026-27 Stifel U.S. Para Alpine Ski Team

(Hometown; Club; College; Birthdate)

A TEAM
Women - Standing

  • Audrey Crowley (Grafton, WI; Ski & Snowboard Club Vail; University of Denver; 3/1/2007)
  • Kelsey O’Driscoll (Glens Falls, NY; National Sports Center for the Disabled; SUNY Adirondack; 1/24/1994)

Women - Visually Impaired

  • Meg Gustafson (Edwards, CO; Ski & Snowboard Club Vail; 4/22/2009)*
    • Guide: Spenser Gustafson (Edwards, CO; Ski & Snowboard Club Vail; 5/8/2007)*

Men - Standing

  • Patrick Halgren (Tolland, CT; National Sports Center for the Disabled; 6/24/1992)

B TEAM
Women - Standing

  • Allie Johnson (Chicago, IL; National Sports Center for the Disabled; Colorado State University; 12/23/1994)

Women - Sitting

  • Saylor O’Brien (Woodland, UT; National Ability Center; 4/28/2003)

Men - Standing

  • Jesse Keefe (Sun Valley, ID; Sun Valley Ski Education Foundation; University of Colorado Colorado Springs; 3/26/2004)
  • Andrew Haraghey (Enfield, CT; National Ability Center; Westminster University; 12/16/1995)
  • Tyler McKenzie (Leominster, MA; National Ability Center; Bates College; 8/20/1991)

Men - Sitting

  • Matthew Brewer (Huntington Beach, CA; National Ability Center; Saddleback Community College; 5/8/1975; 2022)
  • Robert Enigl (Kaukauna, WI; National Sports Center for the Disabled/National Ability Center; Fox Valley Tech; 12/16/1983)

D TEAM 

Men - Standing

  • Noah Bury (Salt Lake City, UT; National Sports Center for the Disabled; Weber State University; 1/18/2003)*

Men - Sitting

  • Ravi Drugan (Eugene, OR; Oregon Adaptive Sports; 12/19/1989)

*Newly named to the Stifel U.S. Para Alpine Ski Team

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FOR MORE INFORMATION 
Ryan Odeja - Stifel U.S. Para Alpine Team Press Officer
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Kelsey O'Driscoll
Kelsey grew up skiing at Gore Mountain and spent her summers surfing in New Jersey with her family, who described her as always "being fast and fearless." In 2019, she graduated from State University of New York (SUNY) Adirondack and became a registered nurse, living out her dreams of helping oth
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Audrey Crowley
Audrey was born in small town Wisconsin and grew up skiing on a 196 vertical foot hill with her family. Crowley was born without a fully developed right arm, but has grown up competitive in both adaptive and able-bodied races across the country.
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Tyler McKenzie
Tyler started skiing at age three with his dad and brother on a small hill at the local middle school. As he got older, he started skiing at Mt.
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Saylor O'Brien
Saylor O’Brien is an adaptive athlete and 2026 Paralympian in alpine skiing. Born with Spina Bifida and raised by athlete parents, it was only natural for her to find her way into sports.
Jesse Keefe
Having grown up in a passionate skiing family and an active ski town, Jesse found himself in skis at just two years old. Keefe was born without an ankle bone in his right leg; at 11 months old, he had his foot amputated.
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Allie Johnson
Johnson has been skiing since she was four years old, when she started with her family in Winter Park, Colorado. Ever since she was a little girl, she dreamed of skiing every day, but that was not quite a possibility while growing up in the suburbs of Chicago.
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Andrew Haraghey
When Andrew was six months old, he contracted viral encephalitis, which resulted in cerebral palsy. This presents as severe muscle tension from the waist down. Andrew started skiing at seven and began racing a few years later.
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Patrick Halgren
Patrick Halgren’s favorite part about alpine skiing is the connection between technique and speed. “You can’t fake fast,” says Halgren.
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Ravi Drugan
Ravi Drugan was born in Treasure Island, Florida, before moving to Eugene, Oregon, with his family. In 2004, Ravi lost both of his legs after surviving being hit by a train. His injury led his parents to introduce him to alpine skiing through Oregon Adaptive Sports.