American World Cup alpine ski racer specializing in downhill and super-G, representing the Bear Valley Snowsports Foundation. 2016 FIS Junior World Downhill Champion who stepped away from the U.S. Ski Team in 2017 to race NCAA skiing at Middlebury College (2018 NCAA First Team All-American; BA in History), before returning to the World Cup circuit. Scored his best World Cup result, 8th, in the Saalbach downhill, leading two Americans into the top 10. Tore his ACL and LCL at Copper Mountain ahead of the 2023/24 season (Nov 2023), then re-tore his ACL after Val Gardena in early 2025 and had a second reconstruction; made his comeback at the Beaver Creek downhill in December 2025, was left off the 2026 Milano Cortina Olympic roster despite nearing qualification, and then posted his season-best and second-best-ever World Cup result, 11th, in the Feb 28, 2026 Garmisch-Partenkirchen downhill -- his first top-15 finish since the injury.

2016 FIS Junior World Downhill Champion. Father, Par Arvidsson, won Olympic gold in the 100m butterfly for Sweden at the 1980 Moscow Games. Left the U.S. Ski Team in 2017 to attend Middlebury College, returning to World Cup racing afterward. Considers Kitzbuehel his favorite downhill (21st on the Streif as a young racer, one of his career highlights per his own account to Ski Racing Media).

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