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Maddie Mastro

  • Hometown
    Wrightwood, Calif.
  • Team
    2022 U.S. Olympic Snowboard Team , Snowboard Pro Halfpipe
  • Years on Team
    8 (since 2016)
  • Born
    02/22/2000
  • Club(s)
    Mammoth Mountain Snowboard Team
  • School:
    Gorman Learning Center
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BIO

Maddie Mastro is a daring snowboarder from Wrightwood, California. She is the first woman ever to land the trick known as the “double crippler” both in and outside of halfpipe competition. Her boldness and dedication in the sport have led her to compete in the 2018 Olympics at only 17, as well as earn multiple podiums in the World Championships, X Games, and the World Cup. Not only does she excel at snowboarding, but she was also offered a position on a club soccer team which she had to deny to keep pursuing her snowboarding career. Outside of enjoying both snowboarding and soccer, Maddie also enjoys surfing and spending time outdoors.

 

Olympics
12th place in PyeongChang, KOR 2018
World Championships
2nd Place in Aspen, CO, 2021 • 3rd Place in Park City, USA 2019 • 6th Place in Sierra Nevada, ESP 2017
X Games
Two career podiums 2018 and 2021 • Seven top-10 finishes
World Cup
Eleven career podiums

"I was just happy to land a run and stoked to be here riding with such an awesome group of girls. I couldn’t ask for anything more."

4 Things You Didn't Know About Maddie Mastro

  • 1. Maddie is the first women to ever land the "double crippler" both in and out of halfpipe competition.
  • 2. She is an impressive athlete. She had to give up a spot on a club soccer team to focus on snowboarding, but she likes to surf and spend time outdoors.
  • 3. She made her first Olympic team in 2018 at age 17.
  • 4. Maddie's goals for the upcoming season are to have fun, do more doubles, land runs. "I want to progress and push myself this next season to become the best athlete and person I can."

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