Devin Logan

Devin Marie Logan, born on February 17, 1993, in Oceanside, New York, developed an interest in skiing at a young age, inspired by her older brothers, two of whom became professional skiers. She spent her early years in Baldwin and Oceanside, New York, where she also played youth football. To further her skiing career, Logan and her mother moved to Vermont, enabling her to train at the Mount Snow Academy. This environment provided the foundation for her transition into competitive freeskiing.

Logan commenced her competitive skiing journey as a junior in 2010. A significant early achievement was securing a silver medal in the slopestyle contest at the 2012 Winter X Games. Despite suffering a severe knee injury in late 2012, which included a torn ACL and MCL and required surgery, Logan made a recovery. Her perseverance led to her winning a silver medal in the inaugural Olympic slopestyle competition at the 2014 Winter Olympics in Sochi, achieving a score of 85.40. She continued to perform, with two podium finishes in Grand Prix events and a halfpipe win at the Canadian Open Championship in 2015.

Throughout her career, Logan has been recognized for her versatility, becoming the first freeskier to win the overall crystal globe for consistency across International Ski Federation (FIS) freestyle events. She is also noted as the only woman at the time to have competed in both slopestyle and halfpipe. Her commitment to the sport extends to her role as a certified Freeskiing judge. Currently, Logan juggles her athletic commitments with her studies at Westminster College in Salt Lake City, Utah, underlining her dedication to both academic and athletic pursuits.