Jamie Anderson
Jamie Anderson has been collecting snowboard accolades since she first made turns at Sierra-at-Tahoe at the age of nine. She started on the USASA circuit and was picking up endorsements by the age of 10. She is now the most decorated slopestyle snowboarder in X Games history and a three time Olympic medalist.
The first woman to land a 1080 off a jump (Nine Queens, 2015), Jamie is known for her flawless style, grabs held all the way through her spins and stomped landings.When someone as talented as Jamie Anderson decides to step up, best pay attention--it's going to be fun to watch.
FIRST TRACKS
A South Lake Tahoe native, Jamie first made turns on a snowboard at Sierra-at-Tahoe at the age of nine. She began competing on the USASA circuit and collecting sponsors by the age of 10. The fifth of eight children, Jamie and her sisters were homeschooled, which gave her the opportunity to be on the mountain most days. She was invited to her first X Games at the age of 13 and won her first pro contest at 15.
OFF THE SNOW
Jamie is a student of Ayervedic medicine, an ancient wholistic practice. She's also a dedicated yogi--which she credits with keeping her grounded and helping her survive and recover from the crashes she takes as a professional snowboarder.
Equipment Sponsors
Sponsors
Team Info
- 2014 Sochi
- 2018 Pyeongchang
- Years on Team: 7
Results
OLYMPIC WINTER GAMES
Teams: 2014, 2018
Gold, SS, Sochi, RUS, 2014
Gold, SS, PyeongChang, KOR, 2018
Silver, BA, PyeongChang, KOR, 2018
WORLD SNOWBOARD TOUR
Slopestyle World Champion, Yabuli, CHN, 2016
Big Air World Champion, Yabuli, CHN, 2016
1st, SS, 2016
1st, BA, 2016
1st, SS, 2015
X GAMES
Gold, SS, Aspen, USA, 2018
Gold, SS, Aspen, USA, 2013
Gold, SS, Aspen, USA, 2012
Gold, SS, Winter X, 2008
Gold, SS, Winter X, 2007
Silver, SS, Oslo, NOR, 2017
Silver, SS, Aspen, USA, 2017
Silver, SS, Aspen, USA, 2016
Silver, SS, Aspen, USA, 2015
Silver, SS, Aspen, USA, 2014
Silver, SS, Tignes, FRA, 2013
Silver, SS, Winter X, 2010
Bronze, SS, Winter X, 2011
Bronze, BA, Aspen, USA, 2018
Bronze, SS, Winter X, 2006
WORLD CUP HIGHLIGHTS
10 career starts
Eight career wins
First podium and win: Copper Mountain, USA, 2013