They are part of the nine-member Class of 2026 being honored in Ogden in April 2027.
A Park City native, Ligety is one of the most accomplished Alpine ski racers in history with two Olympic gold medals, seven World Championship medals, 25 World Cup wins and 52 podiums. He is also one of four men to win a World Championship in three disciplines.
Ligety retired from World Cup racing in 2021 and lives in Park City with his family.
Victor, originally from Iowa, is a five-time Paralympian in adaptive Alpine skiing.
She won five Paralympic medals: two gold, two silver and one bronze. She has also earned four World Championships and multiple World Cup titles in her 20-year career. Victor is also the first-ever back-to-back Super Combined gold medalist and one of only three Americans and the only woman to win Paralympic gold in Alpine Super Combined.
Salt Lake City photographer Scott Markewitz will also be inducted into the hall of fame in Michigan next spring. For decades, he has photographed skiing, snowboarding and outdoor sports around the world with his work appearing in major outdoor publications.
Ligety, Victor and Markewitz will join 18 other Utah inductees including Lindsey Van (2025), Hannah Kearny (2024) and Alan Engen (2004).
The Class of 2026 induction into the U.S. Ski & Snowboard Hall of Fame is April 10 at the Ogden Eccles Conference Center.
