My name is Ali Nullmeyer and I am a Canadian FIS World Cup Athlete, chasing my dream to become the best in the world. Born and raised in Toronto, Ontario, I grew up spending weekends skiing with my family at the Georgian Peaks Ski Club in Collingwood, Ontario. I attended Green Mountain Valley School in Waitsfield Vermont for high school and made my World Cup debut in 2017, at St. Moritz' FIS Alpine World Ski Championships. While training for the World Cup opener, I suffered a season ending injury tearing both my right and left ACLs and meniscus tears. After missing a season and a half, I returned to competing in January 2019. I took the next few years to race both World Cup, NCAA and graduate Middlebury College with a degree in Economics. I continue to chase my dream.

2016 / 2017 - NorAm overall champion

2016 / 2017 - NorAm slalom champion

2016 / 2017 - NorAm GS - 2nd Place Overall

2018 / 2019 - Injured (bilateral ACL/meniscus tears)

2019 / 2020 - 33rd Slalom and 96th Overall, EISA Rookie of the Year, First-Team All-East Selection, NCAA All-American

2020 / 2021 - 29th Slalom and 73th Overall

2021 / 2022 - 11th Slalom and 45th Overall

2021 / 2022 - Zagreb Croatia World Cup Finished in 5th

2021 / 2022 - Kranjska Gora Slovenia Finished in 6th

2021 / 2022 - Olympic Winter Games Finished in 21st (Slalom)

2022/2023 - 11th World Rank in Slalom 

2023/2024 - Missed half of season due to injury, 22nd World Rank in Slalom

2024/25 - Injured

2025/26 - 16th at Winter Olympic Games