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Jeremy Cota (2007)
Born: 1988
Hometown: Greenwood
Details: Cota is a seven-time World Cup dual moguls medalist (two silver, two bronze) and a two-time National Champion in Dual and Single moguls. Cota joined the U.S. Ski Team in the 2010 season.
Photo: Eric Schramm
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Emily Cook (1997)
Event: Aerials
Country: USA
Born: 1979
Hometown: Belmont, Mass.
Olympic experience: 2006, 2010
Details: Cook has an impressive record, including nine World Cup medals (three gold, one silver, five bronze), 44 World Cup top-10 finishes, and is a six-time U.S. champion.
Photo: The Associated Press
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Annalisa Drew (2012)
Event: Halfpipe
Country: USA
Born: 1993
Hometown: Andover, Mass.
Details: Drew is a crossover athlete who competes in slopestyle and half pipe. In the 2013 X Games, Drew made history as the first woman to attempt a 1260 in a competition.
Photo: The Associated Press
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Corey Vanular (2006)
Event: Slopestyle
Country: Canada
Born: 1987
Hometown: Niagara-On-The-Lake, Ontario
Details: Vanular began competing at age 12. In 2006 he placed first at the U.S. Open slopestyle, first in Gravity games halfpipe, and most recently first at the Red Bull Jib Ski Kings.
Photo: The Associated Press
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Dave DiGravio (2005)
Event: Moguls
Country: USA
Born: 1986
Hometown: Farmington
Details: DiGravio was an avid skier from a very early age. At the 2004 Junior Olympics, he won the dual moguls title, took bronze in halfpipe and finished fourth in moguls. Then in 2005, DiGravio took silver in mogul and bronze in duals.
Photo: Staff file
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Nessa Dziemian (2012)
Event: Moguls
Country: USA
Born: 1994
Hometown: East Hampstead, N.H.
Details: Dziemian has competed for the U.S. development team and has three podium finishes on the NorAm tour, including one win.
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Seth Wescott (1994)
Event: Snowboardcross
Country: USA
Born: 1976
Hometown: Farmington
Olympic experience: Won gold medal in 2006 and 2010
Details: At his Olympic debut in 2006, Wescott solidified his spot in snowboardcross history when he became the first man to win Olympic gold in his sport. He went on to defend his title in 2010.
Photo: The Associated Press
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Alex Tuttle (2009)
Event: Snowboardcross
Country: USA
Born: 1990
Hometown: Stratton
Details: Tuttle has won 19 World Cup starts since his 2009 debut and has had two X Games invitations.
Photo: John Ewing/staff Photographer
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Jamie Prebble (2010)
Event: Moguls
Country: New Zealand
Born: 1991
Hometown: Christchurch, New Zealand
Details: Prebble competed in the Audi FIS SX World Cup circuit, the 2013 world Alpine championships, and the world freestyle championships in 2013.
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Nick Prebble (2010)
Event: Moguls
Country: New Zealand
Born: 1993
Hometown: Christchurch, New Zealand
Details: Took first place at the Borrufa Cup in Andorra in 2006, and first place at New Zealand nationals for junior men in 2012. He also placed 42nd at world Alpine ski championships, Super-G, Schladming, Austria, in 2013.
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Bode Miller (1996)
Event: Alpine
Country: USA
Born: 1977
Hometown: Easton, N.H.
Olympic experience: 2006, 2010
Details: One of the most successful Alpine skiers in American history, Miller is a two-time World Cup overall champion, four-time world champion and five-time Olympic medalist.
Photo: The Associated Press
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Alex Tilley (2011)
Event: Alpine
Country: England
Hometown: Torphins, Aberdeenshire
Born: 1993
Details: Tilley's first major achievement was being selected for Topolino in Italy in 2006. She finished the 2011 season as British giant slalom champion, and Junior 2 overall champion.
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