The Snow League Renews European Broadcast Deal Ahead of Season Two
The Snow League is returning to European screens for its second season, with Warner Bros. Discovery Sports Europe renewing its commitment to the rapidly growing snowboard and freeski competition. The deal will make every event available live across HBO Max, while Eurosport and TNT Sports will provide additional highlights coverage.
The announcement primarily affects fans in Europe, with every event set to air live on HBO Max. Eurosport and TNT Sports will also provide highlights coverage across the region.
European Fans Get Continued Coverage
Warner Bros. Discovery Sports Europe will continue carrying The Snow League throughout its second season. European viewers will be able to watch every event live on HBO Max, while Eurosport 1, Eurosport 2, and TNT Sports in the United Kingdom and Ireland will provide highlights programming.
The Snow League also plans to livestream every event on its own YouTube channel, providing another viewing option for fans around the world. The European agreement expands on the relationship established during the league’s inaugural season as The Snow League works to build an international audience.
The Snow League Comes Back to the U.S.
Season Two features two major U.S. events. The first will take place at Buttermilk at Aspen Snowmass from January 7 through 9, 2027. The league will then head to Park City Mountain in Utah from January 21 through 23.
The Park City event marks a major addition to the schedule and will feature the mountain’s first 22-foot halfpipe since the 2019 FIS World Championships.
The season will begin with the Snow League World Challenge at Cardrona Alpine Resort in New Zealand on September 18 and 19 before the regular season moves to North America and Europe. The final event is scheduled for LAAX, Switzerland, from March 11 through 13.
Shaun White’s League Enters Season Two
Founded by three-time Olympic gold medalist Shaun White, The Snow League launched last season as a professional league dedicated exclusively to snowboard and freeski halfpipe competition.
The inaugural season crowned Sena Tomita and Yuto Totsuka as snowboard champions, while Eileen Gu and Luke Harrold won the first freeski titles.
Season Two will continue the league’s push to establish a global competition circuit while bringing elite snowboard and freeski competition to major venues in the United States and Europe.e expanding its international reach and creating a year-round pathway for elite snowboarders and freeskiers.
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