Tasia Tanner in the News: Reliving the Highlights

Tasia Tanner Was Dead Last. Then She Made the Olympic Team

by Amy Wotovich, Back the Team

Parkites Kuhn, Vinecki, Tanner, and Dossa fly high in aerials at the Milano Cortina Olympics

Michele Roepke

by Michele Roepke

Kuhn and Vinecki finish fifth and sixth in women’s aerials finals

Avatar photo by Jack Singer

‘It’s a Sport, It’s Supposed to Be Fun’: Tasia Tanner Brings Joy Back to Olympic Aerial Skiing

By Carly Ludlow

Alterra Mountain Company is proud to welcome home all the Olympians as well as wish luck to the Paralympians arriving at Milano-Cortina. 🏆

A Little About Me

About Me

My Top Destinations

My Firsts

I am a member of the US Ski and Snowboard Team in Freestyle Aerials and a member of the 2026 US Olympic Freestyle Aerials Team, where I finished 11th overall.

I was named the 2024 FIS Rookie of the Year and have earned 8 top-10 results.

I started skiing at the age of two and competed in alpine racing, big air, and big mountain prior to focusing on freestyle aerials.

My Firsts

My Top Destinations

My Firsts

Along with spending time with my family and cooking, traveling brings me great joy. I love to experience new cultures and meet new people!

My undergraduate degree is in Information Systems from the U of U, and I continued at the David Eccles School of Business, completing a Master of Science in Cybersecurity Management (MSCM).

I work in the hospitality /ski resort environment as an IT Manager.