Nick Page is one of the most exciting professional mogul skiers on the World Cup Tour. At only 19-years old he holds a World Cup Podium, a US National Championship title, the 2021 World Cup Rookie of the Year, and is currently ranked 9th in the 2021 World Cup Standings.   

While Nick is just getting started on the professional tour, he has made multiple moves to associate himself with those at the top of the sport. He is one of only three skiers to ever compete a cork 1440 on World Cup, along with being able to do a double cork 1080 - a jump that isn't currently permitted in competition. He’s accomplished a lot at this point in his career but he will be the first to tell you, “I’ve only just begun. I’m never satisfied and I have an exciting road ahead of me. I can’t wait to keep working towards my goals."

Page, from Park City, Utah, put skis on for the first time at two-years old and started competing at age seven. His love for skiing and competition came from watching the 2010 Olympics and knowing that is where he wanted to be. Growing up in the Wasatch Freestyle program and now a member of the US Freestyle Ski Team, Nick went from being a weekend 'Mogul Monster' to one of the top mogul skiers in the world.