Mark McMorris
snowboarding · slopestyle, big air
Canada · Regina, Saskatchewan
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Mark McMorris (b. 1993, Regina, Saskatchewan) is a Canadian slopestyle and big air snowboarder widely regarded as the most decorated competitor in his disciplines, holding the record for most Winter X Games medals (25, including 12 gold, per Team Canada) and winning Olympic bronze in slopestyle at Sochi 2014, PyeongChang 2018, and Beijing 2022. He was the first snowboarder to land a backside triple cork 1440 (2011) and won the FIS world title in big air in 2021. He turned pro around 2010, when he won his first World Cup slopestyle at age 16, and rides for Burton.
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Notable results
- Olympic Winter Games — slopestyle (Sochi) (2014)bronze
- Olympic Winter Games — slopestyle (PyeongChang) (2018)bronze
- Olympic Winter Games — slopestyle (Beijing) (2022)bronze
- FIS World Championships — big air (2021)1st
Watch on the Couch
- The Sun Came Out — Featured rider in Burton The Sun Came Out (2023)
- All in a Dream — Featured rider in Danny Davis All in a Dream (2018)
- We Tried — Featured rider in Shredbots We Tried (2018)
- Shredtopia — Featured rider in Shredbots Shredtopia (2015)
- Shredbots: The Movie — Featured rider in Shredbots Shredbots: The Movie (2014)
Rep breakdown
- Video parts & film credits40/40
- Contest results & awards35/35
- Social & web presence0/10
- Years active10/10
- Independent sourcing2/5
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