The NorAm Finals mark the final event of the NorAm Tour and were held at Stratton Mountain, Vermont, this year. At the event, Jack achieved a career-best finish of third place, earning the highest finish by an American competitor.

This result was a major milestone in Jack’s career and demonstrated his ability to compete at the highest level of the NorAm circuit.

Jack’s career-best performance at the NorAm Finals qualified him for the Junior World Championships, one of the most prestigious events for young skiers. Only the top six U.S. skiers age 18 and under earn the opportunity to compete at this elite international competition.

Held in Airolo, Switzerland, the Junior World Championships brought together some of the best young skiers from around the world. Jack exceeded his previous career-best result by finishing second in duals, matching the top result achieved by a U.S. competitor at the event.

Jack’s standout performances at the NorAm Finals and the Junior World Championships earned him a place on the U.S. Development Team, the entry level of the U.S. National Team pathway.

While it is the first level of the national team system, selection to the U.S. Development Team is a significant achievement and recognizes Jack as one of the country’s most promising young athletes. His career-best finishes on both the NorAm and international stages demonstrated that he has the talent, consistency, and competitive experience needed to continue progressing at the national level.

Being named to the U.S. Development Team marks an important milestone in Jack’s career and provides him with the opportunity to train, compete, and develop alongside the top athletes in the country.