From Vermont to California to Colorado, the 2026 Shred-A-Thon Series brought together passionate skiers, snowboarders, athletes, volunteers, and supporters for three unforgettable weekends on snow. Community showed up in a big way, proving once again that turning laps can create life-changing impact.
The season included…
- 15th Annual Green Mountain Shred at Sugarbush Resort
- 12th Annual Mothership Classic at Palisades Tahoe
- 11th Annual Retro Shred-A-Thon at Winter Park Resort
Together, the 2026 series raised more than $900,000 to support High Fives athletes and adaptive athletes across the country. Across all three events, 44 athletes were represented through storytelling, fundraising, and on-snow community connection and all powered by infinite High Fives.
As Roy Tuscany shared;
“We’ve found that when we reconnect people to sport, we reconnect them to community. They start to feel alive again. They gain identity, hope and a new circle of support.”
Each stop in the series delivered its own energy, but the mission stayed the same…bell-to-bell laps fueled by passion, purpose, and community. Locals and diehards came together to challenge their legs, celebrate adaptive athletes, and raise critical funds that help injured athletes get back to doing what they love.
Thank you to every participant, donor, volunteer, sponsor, and athlete who made the 2026 Shred-A-Thon Series possible. The turns may be over, but the impact continues long after the snow melts.
