Tiffany & Co. Just Made The Snow League's Championship Trophy

The trophy was crafted with a more traditional award presentation in mind, straying away from the typical action sports awards experience.

“From the beginning, we wanted to raise the bar for what a championship in winter sports could look like. Partnering with Tiffany & Co. to create a luxury trophy brings a sense of permanence, prestige and history that our sports have been deserving of for so long,” league founder Shaun White said. “These are world-class athletes performing at the highest level, and it felt important that the trophy reflect that same level of excellence, craftsmanship and greatness.”  

The trophy will be presented to the champions of the men’s and women’s world champions of the freeski and snowboard halfpipe finals. It will also be used in any future Snow League championship events. It’s 14.25 inches tall, and weighs 13 pounds. Made of sterling silver and 24k vermeil, the trophy will grow with the addition of rings over time as new champions are crowned, similar to the National Hockey League’s Stanley Cup.

The trophy was handcrafted over the course of 30 weeks at the Tiffany hollowware workshop in Cumberland, Rhode Island.

Japan’s Sena Tomita and Yuto Totsuka lead the World Championship Standings for the snowboard men and women heading into the final event of the season at Laax on March 19, 2026. Mitsuki Ono sits in second place, and Maddie Mastro is in third for the women. As for the men, Ryusei Yamada is in second place, and Ayumu Hirano sits in third.

You can watch the fourth and final stop of The Snow League at Laax on Peacock live. The contest will be rebroadcast on NBC at a later time.