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5'6"
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St. Charles, MO
DeVry University
Classification: SB-LL1
Noah Elliott grew up in St. Charles, Missouri, looking to become a professional skateboarder hoping to follow in the footsteps of Nyjah Huston, Sean Malto and Torey Pudwill. At age 15, after a skateboard event, he felt some leg pain and was eventually diagnosed with cancer resulting his left leg amputated above the knee due to the osteosarcoma. Afterwards, he went to Colorado as part of trip for children with cancer and he met Brenna Huckaby who just happened to be a fellow osteosarcoma survivor when he decided to make the switch to snowboarding.
Less than two years later, Elliott made his Paralympic debut at the Winter Paralympic Games PyeongChang 2018 and won two medals including gold in banked slalom. Elliott would become a world champion in the banked slalom and snowboard cross before the next Winter Paralympics, when he competed at the Paralympic Winter Games Beijing 2022 and did not medal in either event partly because he competed with a wound on his residual limb that didn't heal before the Games.
Elliott is a single father to his teenage daughter, Skyler, who like her dad, enjoys the outdoors including camping and snowboarding.
The first time 2018 Paralympic Snowboarding gold medalist Noah Elliott clipped into a snowboard was a “new awakening,” according to the 27-year-old. “It was like that this can be the new version of Noah,” he explained.But the road to get there was just...
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Noah Elliott describes what it means to go to PyeongChang as a member of Team USA.
Get to know two-time Paralympic medalist Noah Elliott and how he ended up at the Paralympic Games.
Paralympic snowboarders Noah Elliott and Mike Schultz sit down to answer some questions about themselves and life as a Paralympic athlete.
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The first time 2018 Paralympic Snowboarding gold medalist Noah Elliott clipped into a snowboard was a “new awakening,” according to the 27-year-old. “It was like that this can be the new version of Noah,” he explained.But the road to get there was just...
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