for the games. Also during the 2013-2014 Olympic season, Wallisch was featured in a Vice Documentary on the sport of Freeskiing. For the 2014-2015 ski season, Wallisch switched from his previous ski and goggle sponsor, Scott Sports, to Shred Optics and LINE Skis. Wallisch also shifted his primary focus from competitions to park and urban filming. Wallisch films primarily with the ski content production house "Good Company." In 2016, Wallisch set a world record with a 424-foot rail grind, surpassing Simen Gjelsvik's previous record of 405 feet. Tom has a notable release of his Pro Model, the Tom Wallisch Pro from Line Skis which has received rave reviews from the Park-focused media. Notable competition results 2nd, Winter X Games, Tignes, 2012 (slopestyle) 3rd, Winter X Games, Aspen 2012 (slopestyle) 1st, Dew Tour stop #1, Killington, 2012 (slopestyle) 1st, Dew Tour stop #1, Breckenridge, 2011 (slopestyle) 1st, Winter X Games, Tignes, 2010 (slopestyle) 3rd, Dumont Cup, 2010 (slopestyle) 1st, Dew Tour stop #2, 2010 (slopestyle) 2nd, AFP Year End, 2010 (slopestyle) 2nd, Dew Tour stop #1, Breckenridge, 2009 (slopestyle) 1st, Winter Games NZ, 2009 (slopestyle) 2nd, New Zealand Open, 2009 (slopestyle) 1st, Dumont Cup, 2009 (slopestyle) 2nd, European Open, 2009 (slopestyle) 1st, Dew Tour stop #3, Northstar, 2009 (slopestyle) 1st, AFP Year End, 2009 (slopestyle) 1st, Ryan Lichtenberg Memorial 2006 (Rail Jam) Rated as ESPN´S Athlete of the year 2012 3x Powder Magazine's Reader Poll Athlete of the Year (2011, 2012, & 2013) See also Freeskiing Newschool Skiing References External links American freeskiers Sportspeople from Pittsburgh 1987 births Living people American male freestyle skiers X Games athletes Olympic Games broadcasters