TYLER EATON

Tyler’s love for adaptive skiing began as a child in Duluth, Minnesota, where he skied with his family. His brother learned to ski through a local adaptive program, and Tyler later volunteered with the program throughout high school and college.

After college, Tyler spent six years with the Breckenridge Outdoor Education Center (BOEC), where he worked first as an instructor and later as Ski Program Coordinator. In these roles, he supported adaptive ski and ride programs, staff development, and equipment operations. Throughout his career, he has worked with athletes, instructors, volunteers, and industry partners to help make skiing more accessible and create meaningful experiences on the mountain. His favorite part of the work is providing families with opportunities to experience outdoor activities together.

 His passion for adaptive sports extends beyond the slopes, with a desire to help athletes reach their potential through outdoor recreation. When he isn’t skiing, you may find Tyler fishing, playing soccer, or spending time outside.

Why I love STARS

“I love being part of a community that recognizes the abilities and potential of every athlete. Adaptive sports create opportunities for people to challenge themselves, build confidence, and experience the freedom of being outdoors. I’m excited to bring my experience to STARS, work alongside an incredible team, and continue finding ways to make these experiences possible for more athletes.”

More about Tyler

• Skiing has been a large part of Tyler’s life, and adaptive skiing is something he shares with his brother, Blake, who was a USA Paralympian at the Paralympic Winter Games Milano Cortina 2026.

• Tyler enjoys fishing and is currently learning to fly-fish.

• He has played in soccer tournaments overseas.

• He enjoys getting outside, hiking, biking, and skiing with his partner, Elle.