Allie Johnson is a Paralympic alpine ski racer for Team USA and a proud disabled woman using sport as a platform for advocacy and change. She began ski racing at 22 after a simple “why not?” led her from working as a therapeutic horseback riding instructor at the National Sports Center for the Disabled to the slopes. A 2022 Paralympian, Allie has earned World Cup podiums and national titles while continuing to push herself in every event—especially the ones that scare her most. After overcoming a major injury early in her career, she has built her path on resilience, grit, and a commitment to growth. Off the hill, Allie is the founder of tada! (Team Allie Designs & Apparel) and a passionate advocate for disability representation. She hopes to show the next generation that their difference isn’t a limitation—it’s their superpower.

* 2022 Beijing Paralympics competitor (Team USA)

*2026 Milano Cortina Paralympics competitor (Team USA)

* U.S. National Para Alpine Team member

* Overall World Cup Giant Slalom Crystal Globe Bronze Medalist (2023)

* 4 World Cup podiums (including 1 win)

* U.S. National Champion (multiple events)

SIS Athletes

Tracy Otto, PLY

Archery/Paralympian

Amanda Powell

Cycling

Big SIS

Kelly Worrell

Cycling

Mackinzie Dickman

Alpine Skiing

Kate Delson, PLY

Snowboarding/Paralympian

Big SIS

Hailey Griffin

Alpine Ski Racing

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