Jessica “Jess” Perlmutter is one of the most dynamic young talents in women’s snowboarding. During the 2024–25 season, she made a remarkable impact on the Nor-Am circuit, earning podium finishes in both big air and slopestyle at Mammoth Mountain, while also securing a national rail jam victory. Jess’s breakout moment came with a third-place finish at The Uninvited Invitational in 2024 as a 14-year-old wildcard, followed by a dominant win at the 2025 event, where she captured the overall title and top prize. That same season, she added the Red Bull Heavy Metal Boston women’s title to her growing résumé with a standout laid-out backflip that showcased her technical precision and fearless approach. With a style defined by creativity, amplitude, and control, Jess continues to establish herself as one of the most promising riders shaping the future of women’s snowboarding.

 At just 14, Aimee Wild is already making waves in U.S. halfpipe snowboarding. Hailing from Steamboat Springs, Colorado, she captured the 2025 NorAm Cup overall halfpipe title and earned her first Hydro Flask U.S. Snowboard Team nomination. A fearless and creative rider with deep local roots, Aimee brings fresh energy and big ambition to the rookie squad—proof that the next generation of U.S. halfpipe talent is already here.