Bryan Fletcher

Bryan Fletcher achieved a bronze medal at the FIS Nordic World Ski Championships in 2013, competing in the Team Normal Hill / 4 x 5km event. This landmark performance followed his debut at the FIS Nordic World Ski Championships in 2007 and his entry onto the World Cup circuit in 2009. Fletcher’s competitive career in Nordic combined skiing began in 2002, leading to consistent participation on the World Cup circuit through 2018. During this extensive period, he secured one individual victory and two individual podium finishes, establishing himself as a top athlete in the sport.

He also completed his education, graduating from Park City Winter Sports School in 2004. A significant highlight in Fletcher’s career came in March 2012, when he won the prestigious King’s Cup in Oslo, becoming only the fifth American to achieve this feat. He proudly represented the United States as a two-time Olympian, competing in the 2014 Sochi Games and the 2018 Pyeongchang Games. At the 2014 Sochi Olympics, Fletcher placed 6th in the highly competitive Team Large Hill / 4 x 5km event.

Through ccThrive, Fletcher actively contributes to the community, establishing a platform for survivors to connect and find resources. As an advocate, Fletcher is committed to inspiring the next generation of Nordic combined skiers and promoting the importance of self-belief. His work with ccThrive extends beyond direct support, encompassing broader efforts to raise awareness and create supportive networks for young individuals navigating post-cancer life. Fletcher continues to serve as a powerful voice and mentor, demonstrating how the resilience forged in athletic competition can be applied to significant societal contributions.