18
Eagle, CO
University of Denver
Classification: LW 6/8 2 (Standing Competition)
Audrey Crowley grew up and learned to ski on a 196-vertical-foot hill in Ausblick, Wisconsin, at age two. Her family moved to Eagle, Coloardo, in 2017 so that Crowley could pursue her ski racing talent.
Crowley was born without her lower-right arm and has competed in both abled-bodied and Para races. In 2023, she won a SYNC Cup (under-16) super-G race against non-disabled competitors. She made her world cup debut at age 16, finishing fourth in the downhill and fifth in both super-G and slalom in Cortina, Italy. A year later, she made her worlds debut at the 2025 Para Alpine World Ski Championships where she won bronze in the giant slalom.
Off the snow, she is animal lover, having worked with Mountain Valley Horse Rescue in Colorado. Her family also has two pugs, Diesel and Earl.
Paralympians Andrew Kurka, Patrick Halgren and Matthew Brewer cherished recent descents down Cortina d’Ampezzo’s revered Olympia delle Tofane race hill.Competing at the FIS Para Alpine World Cup in the Italian Dolomites ski resort, Jan. 30-Feb. 2, the ...
U.S. women (and one mixed team) shined in 2023 with world titles, record-breaking performances and some notable firsts.
