The U.S. Ski and Snowboard Hall of Fame, in partnership with the International Skiing History Association, will host its annual induction celebration April 8 through 11, 2026, in Snowbird, Utah. The four day event will feature a full schedule of gatherings, including on snow tours, receptions, après events, live music, and award ceremonies recognizing both ISHA Award winners and the Hall of Fame Class of 2025.
The induction ceremony for the Class of 2025 will take place April 11 from 5 to 9 p.m., honoring a distinguished group of athletes, innovators, and industry leaders who have shaped the sport across generations.
This year’s inductees include:
Chris Cushing — The Franconia, New Hampshire native has shaped mountain resort design over four decades, contributing to more than 200 ski area projects worldwide, including Deer Valley and Steamboat Springs. He was recognized in 2025 with the National Ski Areas Association Industry Impact Award.
Douglas Pringle — A pioneer in adaptive skiing from Orangevale, California, Pringle launched 42 adaptive learn to ski programs and played a key role in the growth of Disabled Sports USA, the Ski Spectacular, and Paralympic sport development.
Hugh Harley — Based in Burlington, Vermont, Harley spent 36 years with Rossignol and Nordica, helping grow Rossignol’s U.S. market share and supporting athletes to 376 World Cup podiums and 16 World Championship and Olympic medals.
Kikkan Randall — The Anchorage, Alaska standout helped elevate U.S. cross country skiing globally, earning 29 World Cup podiums and capturing Olympic gold in the team sprint at the 2018 Winter Games.
Lindsey Van — A Park City, Utah pioneer in women’s ski jumping, Van won the first women’s World Championship title in 2009 and helped lead the push for Olympic inclusion. She earned 40 international podiums and 16 national titles.
Nancy Gustafson — One of the most accomplished Paralympic alpine skiers of her era, the Pittsfield, Massachusetts native won seven gold and three silver medals, including a four gold sweep at the 1994 Lillehammer Games.
Raelene Davis — A leader in ski industry marketing from Salt Lake City, Utah, Davis spent four decades with Ski Utah, helping grow participation through youth programs and national initiatives such as Learn to Ski and Snowboard Month.
Todd Richards — The Paxton, Massachusetts snowboarder helped define the sport’s early competitive era, winning major titles before becoming an Emmy winning Olympic commentator.
Also recognized is Jeff Brushie — Class of 2023, whose induction celebration will be included. The Burlington, Vermont native was one of the most successful snowboarders of his generation, winning more than 20 major contests and helping bring snowboarding into the mainstream.
Media are invited to attend the induction ceremony, with complimentary press passes available through the event registration platform.
In addition to the celebration, the Hall of Fame’s annual silent auction is now open. Featuring more than 175 items, it is the organization’s largest fundraiser of the year and includes gear, experiences, lift tickets, and unique offerings from across the industry. Proceeds directly support the preservation of skiing and snowboarding history.
For more information on the Class of 2025 and event details, visit skihall.com.
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