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Meg Gustafson and Guide Spenser Gustafson in the Para Alpine Women’s Giant Slalom at the Para Alpine downhill event at the MilanoCortina 2026 Paralympics Winter Games in Cortina d’Ampezzo
Meg Gustafson and Guide Spenser Gustafson in the Para Alpine Women’s Slalom at the MilanoCortina 2026 Paralympics Winter Games in Cortina d’Ampezzo
Meg Gustafson, PLY
Alpine Skiing/Paralympian
Meg is a visually impaired (AS4) alpine skier with her brother Spenser as her guide. She was born with Marfans Syndrome effecting her eyes, but many of her eye conditions progressed when she was 12. She has skied competitively since she was 5, alongside the rest of her family, in the able body side of sport. In doing so she competed without a guide until 2026, when she was officially allowed to start racing para under FIS regulations. During her first year competing she was able to both podium in her World Cup debut, and make Team USA for the 2026 Paralympics.
