BIOGRAPHY
A product of the renowned Waterville Valley Freestyle program, Lee began skiing at the age of four.  After a stint of racing, she followed her brother on to the Okemo Freestyle team and didn’t look back.

Seven NorAm podiums including one win in the 2011 season earned her the overall title. She further demonstrated her talent with a fourth-place result at U.S. National Championships.  

After her World Cup debut in 2011, Lee got comfortable on the World Cup tour last season notching five top-15 results including a pair of ninth-place results.

ALLISON SAYS
My season was cut short due to two broken ribs.  Leading up to the accident though my season went very well.  I got ninth in the first World Cup in Mount Gabriel, Canada.  I continued and got two more top tens (ninth in Lake Placid and 10th in Deer Valley).

The most fun was being with my team.  We are a close team and we all support each other. We have made so many memories this season. I learned a lot on and off the hill.  I learned how to be a better competitor and really take everything in. I learned a lot about jumping. Being on World Cup for the beginning of the season was so awesome.

I’m looking forward to learning new jumps. My goals this year are to be on the full World Cup circuit and have some top results. I’m focusing on really getting my tricks dialed. Being a pre-Olympic year, I just want to jump the best I can, put down some great results, and stay healthy and strong.

FIRST TRACK
Lee began skiing at the age of four at Smuggler's Notch in Vermont.  Her family soon bought a condo at Okemo in Vermont, where she quickly joined the race team. “My brother was on the freestyle team, sometimes I would go with his team in the park and just do spread eagles,” says Lee. “The thrill I got from jumping was something I had never felt before. Soon after I began competing in freestyle, the rest is history.”

OFF THE SNOW
Lee loves hanging out with her friends, riding her bike, doing yoga, going to the beach, and going to Red Sox games. She has the goal of learning how to mountain bike this Summer. “I am currently a junior at the University of Utah so I will be taking courses this Summer and Fall. I would also still like to learn how to longboard.”