My name is Ali Nullmeyer and I’m a member of the Canadian Alpine Ski Team. I grew up skiing at Georgian Peaks Ski Club in Collingwood before moving to Vermont at 14 years old to attend GMVS and chase my World Cup dreams. After tearing my ACL and meniscus in both knees in 2017, only days before my first World Cup season, I started my studies at Middlebury College while rehabbing both knees. I graduated with a degree in Economics in 2023 while also competing at NCAAs, on the World Cup circut and at the Beijing Olympic Games in 2022 during my college career. I’ve competed on the World Cup for nearly 10 years and am excited to continue chasing my dreams!
This season, I have additional costs due to my knee and back injury that I have been working to overcome for the past few years. I injured my knee only weeks before the 2026 Olympics, and although I was able to compete, my knee pain continued to get worse throughout the end of the season causing me to take a closer look and eventully have another knee surgery this past summer. In addition, I’ve been rehabbing two herniated discs in my back and am starting my return to snow after 6 months off snow. Your donation support will directly impact my season by helping me to cover these costs that help me get healthy and back skiing on the World Cup!