
In 2016 Kyle Mack signed his name into snowboard history when he won the slopestyle title at the Burton U.S. Open with a run that included back-to-back triple corks. The 19-year-old Michigander first popped up at USASA Nationals at age seven when he began dominating the twerp-class age brackets in slopestyle and halfpipe. Now a member of the U.S. Snowboarding team with an impressive list of recent Big Air and Slopestyle results, he made his X Games debut at Aspen 2016, finishing 7th in Big Air. - Won the U.S. Open slopestyle title in 2016 - 7th as X Games rookie and youngest in Big Air field (18) at Aspen 2016. - 2nd in big air, 2016 Corona World Championships of Snowboarding - Member of US Snowboarding Pro Team - Landed his first triple cork at age 15 Pyeongchnag 2018 participant
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October 6, 2026