With the preliminary invites sent out this week, this year’s Winter Dew Tour is set to host over 100 athletes at Copper Mountain. Past Dew Tour competitors including Stale Sandbech, Anna Gasser, Alexander Ferreira, and Kelly Sildaru will be among the first to receive their invites, as well as plenty of others who have made waves in the contest circuit last season. The Dew Tour’s highly anticipated new location is quickly shaping up to be a progressive competition space for the skiers and riders, not to mention the prime viewing areas and activations that will be available for spectators.

Scotty James
Photo Credit: Mark Clavin
Huge method displayed by 2018 Dew Tour modified superpipe winner Scotty James.

This year’s slopestyle competition will have invited riders sessioning three jumps and four rails for a total of seven hits in a single top-to-bottom run. The slopestyle qualifier for men’s ski and snowboard will feature 16 riders and will be given two runs with their top run will be judged on overall impression. The men’s final will take the top nine from the qualifier and include the winner from the 2018 winter Dew Tour. The women’s ski and snowboard slopestyle go straight into a final with a field size of eight competitors. Both the men’s and women’s slopestyle finals will be judged on their best run out of three.

Moving on over to pipe, riders will be faced with tackling the modified superpipe course. Ten men and eight women in ski and snowboard disciplines will head straight into a final and will be judged on their best one run out of three.

Kelly Sildaru
Photo Credit: Jamie Walter
Young Estonian Kelly Sildaru has become a top ski slopestyle contender around the world and staple name at Dew Tour.

Dew Tour’s one-of-a-kind Team Challenge competition invites three of the top ski and snowboard brands to build a team consisting of one male and one female for slopestyle, modified superpipe, and streetstyle disciplines, for a total of six riders per team. Each section will be a best of two run format where athletes will be judged based on overall impression. The best of two run scores from each male and female athlete in each section counts. These two scores are then combined for a total team section score. Scores from all three sections are then totaled up for one overall score, making the highest-scoring team the winner.

The below list of drafted athletes is just the first round of invite waves and will be updated frequently as athletes confirm. Check back frequently and be sure to follow us on Facebook, Instagram, Twitter, and here at DewTour.com for more athlete updates.

Dew Tour is coming to Copper Mountain February 6–9, 2020. Don’t miss it!

Maddie Mastro
Photo Credit: Andrew Durso
Maddie Mastro is capable of a double crippler. Will we see the inverted double at Dew Tour? Find out at Copper Feb. 6

Men and Women Snowboard

Men Snowboard Slopestyle

Mark McMorris (Confirmed)
Red Gerard (Confirmed)
Max Parrot (Confirmed)
Rene Rinnekangas (Confirmed)
Chris Corning (Confirmed)
Mons Roisland (Confirmed)
Sven Thorgren (Confirmed)
Darcy Sharpe (Confirmed)
Yuki Kadono (Confirmed)
Takeru Otsuka (Confirmed)
Stale Sandbech (Confirmed)
Marcus Kleveland (Confirmed)
Lyon Farrell (Confirmed)
Luke Winklemann (Confirmed)
Judd Henkes (Confirmed)
Mikey Ciccarelli (Confirmed)
Fridtjof Tischendorf (Confirmed)
Kyle Mack (Confirmed)

Women Snowboard Slopestyle

Julia Marino (Confirmed)
Hailey Langland (Confirmed)
Zoi Sadowski-Synnott (Confirmed)
Enni Rukajarvi (Confirmed)
Anna Gasser (Confirmed)
Jamie Anderson (Confirmed)
Miyabi Onitsuka (Confirmed)
Silje Norendal (Confirmed)

Mountain Dew snowboarder Julia Marino recently won bronze at the 2019 X-Games in Norway. Keep your eyes peeled on more to come from Julia.

Men Snowboard Modified Superpipe

Toby Miller (Confirmed)
Chase Josey (Confirmed)
Jake Pates (Confirmed)
Scotty James (Confirmed)
Danny Davis (Confirmed)
Taylor Gold (Confirmed)
Louie Vito (Confirmed)
Pat Burgener (Confirmed)
Yuto Totsuka (Confirmed)
Jan Scherrer (Confirmed)

Women Snowboard Modified Superpipe

Maddie Mastro (Confirmed)
Jiayu Liu (Confirmed)
Queralt Castellet (Confirmed)
Haruna Matsumoto (Confirmed)
Kurumi Imai (Confirmed)
Brooke D’Hondt (Confirmed)
Jamie Anderson (Confirmed)
Zoe Kalapos (Confirmed)

Red Gerard has spread his wings since his gold medal at the 2018 Pyeongchang Olympics.

Men Snowboard Streetstyle

Jesse Paul (Confirmed)
Nate Haust (Confirmed)
Ozzy Henning (Confirmed)
Darcy Sharpe (Confirmed)
Dylan Alito (Confirmed)
Brandon Davis (Confirmed)
Drayden Gardner (Confirmed)
Miles Fallon (Confirmed)
Zak Hale (Confirmed)
Rene Rinnekangas (Confirmed)

Alexander Ferreira proved he has the skills to take silver at the 2018 Pyeongchang Olympics in a traditional superpipe and has the creative talent to take first in the modified superpipe at Dew Tour.

Women Snowboard Streetstyle

Alexis Roland (Confirmed)
Nora Beck (Confirmed)
Jill Perkins (Confirmed)
Maria Thomsen (Confirmed)
Silvia Mittermueller (Confirmed)

Men and Women Ski

Men Ski Slopestyle

Evan McEachran (Confirmed)
Alex Hall (Confirmed)
Oystein Braaten (Confirmed)
Andri Ragettli (Confirmed)
Alex Beaulieu-Marchand (Confirmed)
Nick Goepper (Confirmed)
Ferdinand Dahl (Confirmed)
Teal Harle (Confirmed)
Fabian Bosch (Confirmed)
Birk Rudd (Confirmed)
Oscar Wester (Confirmed)
Colby Stevenson (Confirmed)
Max Moffatt (Confirmed)
Oliwer Magnusson (Confirmed)
Mark Hendrickson (Confirmed)
Colin Wili (Confirmed)
Gus Kenworthy (Confirmed)

Women Ski Slopestyle

Kelly Sildaru (Confirmed)
Johanne Killi (Confirmed)
Sarah Hoefflin (Confirmed)
Maggie Voisin (Confirmed)
Mathilde Gremaud (Confirmed)
Megan Oldham (Confirmed)
Giulia Tanno (Confirmed)
Caroline Claire (Confirmed)

Cassie Sharpe won her first gold Olympic medal in the superpipe at the 2018 Pyeonchang Winter Games.

Men Ski Modified Superpipe

Alex Ferreira (Confirmed)
David Wise (Confirmed)
Aaron Blunck (Confirmed)
Birk Irving (Confirmed)
Nico Porteous (Confirmed)
Noah Bowman (Confirmed)
Hunter Hess (Confirmed)
Brendan MacKay (Confirmed)
Taylor Seaton (Confirmed)
Lyman Currier (Confirmed)

Women Ski Modified Superpipe

Cassie Sharpe (Confirmed)
Kelly Sildaru (Confirmed)
Rachael Karker (Confirmed)
Brita Sigourney (Confirmed)
Devin Logan (Confirmed)
Sabrina Cakmakli (Confirmed)
Zoe Atkin (Confirmed)
Abigale Hansen (Confirmed)

Will defending Dew Tour ski slopestyle champion Evan McEachran have what it takes to keep his title? Find out at Dew Tour coming to Copper in Colorado February 6-9, 2020!

Men Ski Streetstyle

LJ Strenio (Confirmed)
Jake Mageau (Confirmed)
Alex Bellemare (Confirmed)
Lupe Hagearty (Confirmed)
Antti Ollila (Confirmed)
Sam Zahner (Confirmed)
Alex Hall (Confirmed)
Siver Voll (Confirmed)
Sean Jordan (Confirmed)
Will Berman (Confirmed)

Women Ski Streetstyle

Taylor Lindquist (Confirmed)
McKenna Brown (Confirmed)
Brooke Potter (Confirmed)
Mathilde Gremaud (Confirmed)
Kelly Sildaru (Confirmed)
Johanne Killi (Confirmed)

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