Breezy Johnson Dad Accident Jackson Hole, WY — The family of Olympic downhill ski star Breezy Johnson has confirmed that her father, Greg Johnson, was involved in a skiing accident that resulted in injuries, prompting widespread support from the skiing community and fans worldwide.
Greg Johnson, well‑known in Jackson Hole and throughout the U.S. skiing world as both a passionate recreational skier and an early coach to his daughter, was injured while skiing this season. Although specific details about the crash have not been officially released by local authorities or medical officials, multiple sources close to the Johnson family say that the accident was serious enough to prevent him from attending Breezy’s recent competition.
The Johnson family has deep roots in the ski world — Greg first introduced Breezy to the sport at a young age and helped guide her early training on the slopes of Teton Pass before she rose to international prominence. His influence and support have been widely credited as cornerstones of Breezy’s athletic development, dating back to her earliest competitive days.
Breezy Johnson, a multiple‑time World Cup medalist and one of America’s top downhill racers, has continued to compete at the highest level despite the personal strain of her father’s injury. Social media tributes from fans, fellow athletes, and former teammates poured in following news of Greg’s accident, highlighting both the family’s contributions to the sport and the tight‑knit nature of the ski racing community.
While no official medical update has been provided, sources say Greg is receiving ongoing care and rest as he recovers. The family has asked for privacy during this time, and messages of support have been encouraged in lieu of speculation.
Today’s accident underscores both the risks inherent in alpine skiing — even for experienced participants — and the deep bonds that link ski families across generations. As Greg Johnson focuses on recovery, the skiing world continues to rally around the Johnson family with well‑wishes for his health and a safe return to the slopes.
Further updates will be provided as official information becomes available.