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Jake Vedder

  • Hometown
    Pinckney, Mich.
  • Team
    2022 U.S. Olympic Snowboard Team , SBX A
  • Years on Team
    7 (since 2018)
  • Born
    04/16/1998
  • Club(s)
    International Snowboard Training Center (ISTC)
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BIO

Pinckney, Michagin’s Jake Vedder has had an accomplished career in snowboarding. He was part of the International Snowboard Training Center prior to joining the U.S. Team. Sense then he has had many incredible years, in 2016 he scored multiple Nor-Am Cup podiums, made his first World Cup appearance, and he won the gold medal for the U.S. at the 2016 Winter Youth Olympic Winter Games. In 2018, Jake became a junior world champion in Cardona, New Zealand. He has then placed fifth in both the World Cup and the World Championships. Interestingly enough, Jake also has a comic book coming out about his life and during his free time he generously likes to spend a lot of time doing charity work in Detroit and local hospitals.

 

World Championships
5th place in Solitude, USA 2019
World Cup
2nd, SX, Mt. St. Anne, CAN, 2023 2nd, SX, Cortina d'Ampezzo, ITA, 2023 Silver Medalist in Cervinia, ITA 2018 9th overall in the 2019 FIS World Cup Season
Other
Youth Olympic Gold Medalist 2016 Junior World Champion 2018

"To stand on top of a podium is incredible. I don’t know what I’m going to do with this medal; I might not even take it off!"

4 Things You Didn't Know About Jake Vedder

  • 1. 2016 was a breakout year for Vedder: He scored multiple Nor-Am Cup podiums, made his first World Cup appearance, and he won the gold medal for the U.S. at the 2016 Winter Youth Olympic Winter Games.
  • 2. In the offseason, Jake likes to spend a lot of time doing charity work in Detroit and local hospitals
  • 3. He has a comic book series coming out about his life
  • 4. In 2018, Jake became a junior world champion in Cardona, New Zealand.

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