About Us

Bridget brings 13 years of experience in Human Resources and project management to the team. She has been involved with the event since its inception in 2023, initially as a board member before transitioning into the ED position. A lifelong skier and horseback rider, Bridget is passionate about how the event unites people who share a love for these two distinct sports.

Kathy moved to Teton Valley in 2009 without knowing a single person. Finding the people, lifestyle, and uniquely western properties here unmatched, she decided to stay and met her husband, Christian, an accomplished downhill racer who introduced her to the sport of skijoring in 2011. Christian participated locally after his brother Aaron had been on the circuit for years, and Kathy has been a fan ever since. She is so happy to be a part of bringing this event back to the valley!

Hunter, the proud 2017 Miss Rodeo Idaho, hails from Menan, Idaho, where she grew up surrounded by the natural beauty of Jefferson County. A lifelong outdoorswoman, Hunter started riding horses and competing in junior rodeo at a young age. She now calls Teton Valley home, living on a local ranch with her husband, their herd of horses, and three dogs. With extensive experience serving on rodeo committees, including the storied War Bonnet Round Up, and as an advisor for the local rodeo queen committee, Hunter’s passion for volunteering and horsemanship, as well as her strong community focus, make her an invaluable member of the Teton Valley Skijoring team.

Kelsy brings a wealth of experience in program management and sales enablement, having worked with companies like Microsoft, Samsung, Accenture, Porch, WonderForge, and Teknon. At Microsoft, she spent 7 years as a Program Manager in the Finance Organization, where she led multiple projects and ensured alignment with financial goals. Outside of her professional life, Kelsy and her husband, Justin, love exploring the Pacific Northwest with their two kids, Logan and Ellie, and their dogs, Gimli and Pippin. Whether hiking, skiing, or paddleboarding on alpine lakes, she’s always seeking outdoor adventures, but on rainy days, you’ll find her solving puzzles, playing board games, or working on home projects. Kelsy’s connection to skijoring comes through her sister, a dedicated competitor, and her love for adventure. With family who call Driggs home, Kelsy enjoys the opportunities for exploration the area provides and is excited to give back to the community and make a positive impact through her involvement with the Teton Valley Skijoring team.

Originally from Memphis, TN, Jenny has always had a deep love for horses, which has shaped her diverse career path—from caring for the Budweiser Clydesdales to studying primate behavior on a Caribbean island and founding a successful animal rescue. With over 25 years of experience in nonprofit work, particularly in donor management and fundraising, Jenny has a proven track record of building strong, supportive communities. Through Teton Valley Skijoring, she focuses on raising awareness for the sport and creating an exciting event that brings the community together while celebrating horsemanship and the spirit of skijoring. When not volunteering, Jenny can be found hitting the trails on her horse, Solo, with her labs, Birdie and Winnie, by her side.