

Vision
One Team LLC combines both the values each individual brings to the table as well as how we support each other and grow as a team. We achieve this through providing a safe, fun progressive learning environment where people can be their best selves and share their passions with members of our community. We plan to create this by offering expertise in snowboarding, fitness and tumbling. We will teach the mind-body connection through effective movement patterns. We encourage you to be yourself and highlight your strengths while we challenge your weaknesses. Proper movement is the key to athletic success and longevity of your body.
OUR
STORY
ONE Team LLC is the first program to incorporate snowboarding and tumbling under one roof. Here at ONE Team LLC we believe in developing well rounded athletes who will go on to have healthy, successful careers. Founder, Nichole Mason developed the idea with the support of her brother and boyfriend. They inspired her to take the leap of faith and create something that has never been done before. The name ONE comes from the initials of each person who helped to develop this program. O for Ozell, N for Nichole and E for Ethan.
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Ozell Williams Jr. will be our Head Coach for our tumbling and strength-and-conditioning programs. He has owned Mile High Tumblers 5280 since 2011. He is the #1 tumbler in the World and holds several Guinness Book of World Records, created tumbling programs for the Broncos, Nuggets and world wide Acro dunk performances.
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Our company prides itself in involving and being built from a family and friends standpoint. We welcome any and all!

Nichole Mason
It was only natural for Nichole to follow in the footsteps of her family. Her Uncle is a world renowned free-style skier and has been inducted in the hall of fame. Both of her parents grew up in ski communities and showed passion for the sport early on. Nichole and her brother Ethan began skiing at the young age of 3 at a resort in Colorado called Steamboat. After a few short years of skiing, they transitioned over to snowboarding when their family moved to Summit County, Colorado. It became an addiction after the first day of strapping her board onto her feet.
Nichole and her brother joined a snowboard program, Team Summit, out of Copper Mountain, Colorado in 6th grade. This is where the true passion and love of sport was ignited. Snowboarding became her truest form of creative expression. Anytime she was on snow, nothing else in the world mattered, all worries went out the window. There is no feeling like the clean crisp air on your cheeks and the fresh snow squeaking under your board while surrounded by a beautiful, mountainous backdrop.
She spent from 6th grade through her senior year in high school competing in three disciplines, half pipe, boardercross and slopestyle. After her senior year, she decided to take a step back and focus on going to College at Metro State College in Denver. She studied and obtained a degree in Leadership in Outdoor Education and was working towards a degree in Sports Psych. During this period of time, she missed snowboarding and began working at a small ski resort called Loveland as a snowboard instructor. It was during her time here she fell back in love with the sport and knew what her new career path would be. Coaching.
The industry welcomed her back with open arms when she was re-connected with a female coach who coached her during her early years at Team Summit, Laura Munch. She was then introduced to Sasha Nations, who at the time was the Program Director for Team Summit. This brought Nichole full circle as she started coaching for the team she grew up riding for. This was the ultimate form of giveback and was the beginning of a beautiful journey.
During the time of working for Team Summit, Laura also introduced Nichole to a program called Adaptive Action Sports.. At this period in time, the first US Paralympic Snowboard team was being created as Paralympic Snowboarding would make its debut in Sochi, Russia. Through AAS, Nichole was introduced to a gentleman named Miah Wheeler who was the head coach of the Paralympic National Team. Together they provided her with her first opportunities at traveling the world and coaching at the World Cup level. During this time, Miah also ran the Park and Pipe program out of Aspen,CO. He soon offered her a position with the Aspen Valley Ski and Snowboard Program as the ProAm coach.
She ran this program for 5 years, building it from the ground up. She had the pleasure of working with several high level athletes in both halfpipe and slopestyle. One of those riders, Chris Corning, was nominated straight to the US Pro team, skipping the development team all together. He was the first athlete to qualify for the PyeongChang Olympic team at the age of 17. This caught the attention of US Ski & Snowboard and they started to give Nichole opportunities at several Junior World Championships and development camps. After several years of developing a working relationship, they asked her to apply for the Rookie halfpipe position. She did so and received the job offer. However, at this point in time, she had a program full of committed athletes she wanted to see through and didn’t feel like it was an appropriate time to make the switch. She respectfully declined the position and put another season of learning from her mentor under her belt. At the end of that season, the US team asked her to apply for the Rookie Slopestyle job becoming the first female in the role as a National Team Coach.
In 2017, Nichole was nominated by her peers for both Development and Domestic Coach of the year from US Ski & Snowboard. Only a handful of people have been nominated and chosen for both. In 2020 Nichole was the first ever female to receive international Coach of the Year and the second female to be awarded with Overall Coach of the Year.
During her time with the US team, Nichole has graduated five riders and counting to the pro team, attended a Women in Leadership conference in Norway, graduated from the Coach Accelerator Program through the United States Olympic Committee, and started up all female athlete camps as well as all female coach clinics. She is very involved with the coach education system as the lead coach developer for certifications across the country. Nichole is always looking to further her professional development and give back to the community in any way she can.



Accolades
POSITIONS HELD
â–ª 2009 - 2011 Loveland Ski Area: Snowboard Instructor
â–ª 2011 - 2014 Team Summit, CO: Snowboard Coach
â–ª 2013 - 2015 Adaptive Action Sports: Adaptive Snowboard Coach
â–ª 2014 - 2018 Aspen Valley Ski & Snowboard Club: ProAm Snowboard Coach
â–ª 2018 - Current US Ski & Snowboard Team: Rookie SlopeStyle and Big Air National Team Coach
â–ª 2020 - Coach at Youth Olympic Games in Lausanne, Switzerland
â–ª USASA & US Ski & Snowboard Coach Developer since 2014
AWARDS & CERTIFICATIONS
â–ª Employee of the Month, year 2010 : Loveland Ski Area
â–ª Level 400 USSA/USASA Snowboard Coach & Coach developer
â–ª 2017 US Ski & Snowboard: Development Coach of the Year
â–ª 2017 US Ski & Snowboard: Snowboard Domestic Coach of the Year
â–ª Coach Accelerator Program Graduate 2019 United States Olympic/Paralympic Committee
â–ª 2020 US Ski & Snowboard: Overall Coach of the Year
â–ª 2020 US Ski & Snowboard: Snowboard International Coach of the Year
