Grace
Henderson

Freestyle Skiing
Slopestyle
Big Air

Nationality: United States
Hometown: Durham, New Hampshire, USA
Born: 28 April 2001

Equipment

4 entries · 4 categories

Skis

Völkl

Model not published

Freestyle/park ski.

Park

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Boots

Dalbello

Model not published

Freestyle/halfpipe boot.

Park

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Bindings

Marker

Model not published

Freeride/park binding.

Park

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Goggles

Oakley

Model not published

Park

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Setup verified 11 July 2026

Sources

About

American freeskier (Waterville Valley BBTS) from Durham, New Hampshire, who started skiing at two and switched to freestyle full-time after entering her brother Hunter's competitions. Attended Waterville Valley Academy and the University of Utah. Career highlights include three NorAm Cup wins (Calgary big air and slopestyle 2020, Aspen Snowmass big air 2017) and two World Cup top-10 finishes (2019, 2020). After missing the 2024 X Games to injury, she made a comeback to win X Games big air silver in 2025, landing a double cork 1080 tail grab - her first double cork in years. Named to the 2026 U.S. Olympic Freeski Team (slopestyle and big air).

Named to the 2026 U.S. Olympic freeski team, finishing 15th in slopestyle and 14th in big air at the Games. Also features in Teton Gravity Research's 30th annual film, Pressure Drop (2025), directed by Todd and Steve Jones.