Breezy Johnson

Breezy Johnson is an Olympic and World Champion alpine skier from Jackson Hole, Wyoming. A downhill specialist and two-time Olympian, she earned Olympic gold in 2026 and two World Championship titles in 2025. Beyond skiing, Breezy is an advocate for LGBTQ+ inclusion, athlete support initiatives, and youth access to sport.

At a Glance

Sport

Alpine Skiing

Downhill, Super G, Team Combined

Hometown

Jackson Hole, Wyoming

Current Residence

Salt Lake City, Utah

About

Learned to ski in her driveway at the age of 3
Legally changed her first name from Breanna to Breezy to match her nickname
Involved with the Doug Coombs Foundation, helping underprivileged kids become involved with sports
Studied English at Western Washington University
LGBTQ+ advocate
Elected as an Athlete Liaison by her USSS teammates
Serves on the Alpine Sport Committee
Supports the Protect Our Winters initiative
Injury derailed 2022 season, but after qualifying for the Games, she declined her spot to give to a teammate
Has been working closely with USADA to help improve athlete resources, including being a part of their Beta testing program for their new athlete tracking App
Enjoys slacklining, hiking, climbing, and jumping into high alpine lakes

Breezy Johnson

At a Glance

About

Accolades

Olympic Champion

World Champion

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