Kate (Targett) Wilson
DOB: October 28, 1991
Hometown: Calgary, Alberta
Top Competition Results:
1stKicking Horse Freeride World Qualifier 2017
11thRevelstoke Freeride World Qualifier 2017
13thOverall Freeride World Qualifier 2017- Americas
Sponsors: Mountain Cultures, Smith Optics, LINE Skis, Flylow Gear, Lange Boots, Castle Mountain Ski Resort
What do you do: Skiing, Flyfishing, Mountain Biking, Cooking
Favorite Trick: Backflips of natural features
Favorite Mountain: Castle Mountain Ski Resort
Who do you session with the most: Mostly my friends down at Castle Mountain and my husband Garrett
Plans for the season: Skiing at Castle Mountain Resort and sled/skiing around the Crowsnest Pass/Fernie area.
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