Earned four world cup podium spots in January, taking home gold in super-G and downhill at the world cup in Bansko, Bulgaria, along with bronze in slalom at the world cup in Flachau, Austria, and bronze in giant slalom at the world cup in Sestriere, Italy.
Won six medals in the sitting class across two world cups, clinching two golds in giant slalom, along with two silvers and one bronze in super-G at the world cup in Veysonnaz, Switzerland and taking home bronze in giant slalom at the world cup in Kranjska Gora, Slovenia.
Clinched gold in omnium at the world cup in Milton, Ontario – which earned her the world cup series overall omnium title – and helped the women’s pursuit team to gold.
Garnered her second-straight Strandja Tournament title in 75 kg. in Sofia, Bulgaria, going undefeated in four fights throughout the week and topping Davina Michel of France, 3-2, in the final.
Swept the three Grade I CPEDI3* classes in dressage at two competitions in January at the global festival in Wellington, Florida, earning personal best scores, breaking into the 80% threshold, and earning the highest score of any U.S. para-dressage rider in history at the CPEDI3* event, while also helping the U.S. Para team claim top honors at the festival.
Earned gold in the biathlon relay and silver in the sitting class of the cross-country short and biathlon sprint event at the world cup in Altenberg and Dresden, Germany, and was crowned the U.S. national champion in the middle-distance cross-country, cross-country sprint and biathlon sprint races in Midway, Utah.
Won gold in RS:X at the first world cup stop of the season in Miami, sailing six days and never falling lower than third place and became the first windsurfer in history to win the 2020 Golden Torch Award, an honor given to the top U.S. athlete at the event.
Grabbed four CD13* titles in dressage during the month of January with his top score – a 76.149% – coming with his horse Suppenkasper in the grand prix special at the global festival in Wellington, Florida.
Captured gold in slopestyle at his first Winter X Games in Aspen, Colorado, and additionally took bronze in slopestyle at the world cup in Seiser Alm, Italy, marking his fourth podium finish on the world cup level.
Defeated the defending champion to finish first at the PGA Tournament of Champions – an event open only to winners of official PGA TOUR events in 2019 – in Kapalua, Hawaii, becoming only the third player in PGA TOUR history since 1960 to have 12 career wins before the age of 27 and moving to a No. 4 world ranking.
The U.S. Para dressage team of David Botana (Portland, Maine), Rebecca Hart (Loxahatchee, Florida), Beatrice de Lavalette (Lake Worth Beach, Florida), Kate Shoemaker (Wellington, Florida), Marie Vonderheyden (Wellington, Florida) and Trunnell captured first at the global festival on Jan. 11 and Jan. 25 in Wellington, Florida.
The team of Hunter Church (Cadyville, New York), Josh Williamson (Lake Mary, Florida), Jimmy Reed (Garmisch, Germany) and Kris Horn (Pembroke, Massachusetts) claimed the bronze medal in the four-man at the world cup in Igls, Austria – marking Church’s career-first world cup medal and the first men’s bobsled medal on foreign soil in three years, when Steve Holcomb’s team won bronze on the same course.
The squad of Chloe Dygert (Brownsburg, Indiana), Lily Williams (Tallahassee, Florida), Emma White (Duanesburg, New York) and Valente won gold in team pursuit at the world cup in Milton, Ontario.
