Results
- 1999 U.S. Junior National Championships – Gold – Aerials
- 2000 World Junior Championships – Bronze – Aerials
- 2001 World Junior Championships – Bronze – Aerials
- 2001 Junior Freestyle Skier of the Year – by Ski Racing magazine
- 2002 Olympic Winter Games – 9th place – Aerials
- 2002 World Cup season – 22nd place – Aerials
- 2003 World Championships – 6th place – Aerials
- 2003 World Cup season – 8th place – Aerials
- 2004 World Cup season – 16th place – Aerials
- 2005 World Championships – 12th place – Aerials
- 2005 World Cup season – 1st place – Aerials
- 2006 Olympic Winter Games – 7th place – Aerials
- 2006 World Cup season – 6th place – Aerials
- 2006 U.S. National Championships – GOLD – Aerials
- 2010 Olympic Winter Games – SILVER – Aerials
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