Career
Mac was named to the United States National Ski Team in 2012. Bohonnon competed at the 2014 Winter Olympics in Sochi, Russia. At age thirteen, Bohonnon was the youngest athlete to be selected by the United States. Ski Team"s Development Program.
In 2012, Mac was named to the United States. Ski Team.
Bohonnon"s first Olympic appearance was in Sochi 2014. He placed 5th in men"s aerials.
Mac considers one of his inspirations to be former United States. Olympian Eric Bergoust, a 1998 gold medalist. Coincidentally, Bergoust coached Bohonnon for two and a half years at the Olympic Training Center in Lake Placid, New New York highlights
2011
2011 USSA Marriott Junior Championship: Freestyle Junior Nationals in Steamboat Springs, Colorado where he earned a perfect score
Junior Nationals Competitor 3rd overall
National Championships Competitor 4th overall
Nor-Am Tour Competitor
2012
3rd Place at United States National Championships
5th Place at Junior World Championships – Valmalenco, Italy
3rd Place in the overall NorAm Grand Prix
2nd Place at USSA Marriott Junior National Championships
2nd Place at Park City NorAm Day 2 and 3
3rd Place at United States Selections
19th Place at Lake Placid World Cup
2013
Junior National Champion
1st Place at Lake Placid NorAm
14th Place at Val Saint Come World Cup
1st Place at USSA Marriott Junior National Championships
2014
2nd Place at Val Saint Come World Cup
Currently 14th in the world
5th Place at Sochi Olympics Men"s Freestyle Aerial Qualifying Finals
Sochi 2014
At age eighteen, Bohonnon participated in the Olympic Games for the first time.
He was not even being considered for the Sochi Olympics until late January when he placed second at the Quebec world qualifying event.
He was the first alternate on the United States. Ski Team in a World Cup event in Val Saint-Côme, Quebec, and was called up to the event when a teammate was injured and could no longer compete. He was told he needed to be on a plane the next morning, and at one in the morning he booked his flight for 9 a.m. At the World Cup event Mac placed second, which put him in the running for Sochi.
He was sitting in Associated Press English class when he received word that he made the team
Mac was the only men"s freestyle aerials competitor for the United States. On February 17, 2014, at Rosa Khutor Extreme Park, in the men"s freestyle aerials fourth-round qualifying finals Mac placed 5th with a score of 113.72, missing the medal round by one spot.
