Pierce Yonker Big Air | Mulligans Hollow

Pierce Yonker Memorial Big Air Contest

Fly High, Celebrate Big: Honoring Legacy and Community

The Pierce Yonker Memorial Big Air Contest is more than just a competition—it’s a celebration of life, legacy, and the fearless spirit of snow sports.

Join us on Saturday, February 8th, as skiers and riders from all over gather at Mulligan’s Hollow to throw down their biggest tricks in tribute to Pierce Yonker. Known for his love of snowboarding and his courage to embrace individuality, Pierce left a lasting mark on our community. This family-friendly event brings us all together to honor his memory, cheer on incredible talent, and, in true Pierce fashion, have a helluva good time.

Big Air in The Bowl

Food, Music, and Cash Bar: Enjoy great eats, drinks, and live music while cheering on the riders.
Incredible Talent: Watch skiers and snowboarders from all over showcase their biggest tricks.
A Tribute to Pierce: Celebrate Pierce Yonker’s legacy as a snowboarder, son, brother, and friend.

The Details

When & Where

Date: Saturday, February 8th
Time: 6:00 PM – 11:00 PM
Registration and Practice: 4:00 PM – 5:00 PM
Cost: $30 entry fee (Parent signature required for riders under 18)

Registration & Format

Registration & payment required by 5:00pm on day of the event.
Practice opens from 4:00 - 5:00PM.
Jam Format: Riders throw down their best tricks in a high-energy, supportive environment.

Divisions

12-14 Ski
12-14 Snowboard
15-17 Ski
15-17 Snowboard
18+ Ski
18+ Snowboard
Women’s Open Division
(Riders may move up in divisions but cannot move down.)

Fly High, Pierce

Pierce Yonker wasn’t just an accomplished snowboarder; he was someone who showed us all that riding isn’t just about having the courage to go big—it’s about having the guts to be yourself. Despite the challenges he faced, Pierce found a home at Mulligan’s Hollow, where his smile and presence left an unforgettable mark. This event isn’t just about looking back—it’s about coming together to honor his legacy and continue to celebrate the love for snow sports he embodied.