Brenna Huckaby poses for a photo with her husband Tristan Clegg at Looking Glass Arch on June 8, 2019 in Moab, Utah.
Brenna Huckaby has two Paralympic gold medals, and this weekend she got to add another piece of jewelry to her collection: a wedding ring.
The Paralympic snowboarder wed her longtime boyfriend, Tristan Clegg, in an outdoor ceremony at Looking Glass Arch on Saturday in Moab, Utah. The two live in nearby Salt Lake City with their three-year-old daughter Lilah, who Huckaby says was “literally the star of the show” at the wedding. Huckaby’s teammate Brittani Coury created the flower arrangements for the ceremony.
The couple has been together for more than five years. Clegg was also a competitive snowboarder, and the two met while training. He proposed on top of Snowbird Mountain in Utah early in 2018.
“I’m so SO so happy,” Huckaby wrote on Instagram. “Thank you to everyone who made a speech and making me cry and thank you to everyone who came up to share our love. This day would not mean as much as it did without the support, help, and love. I am feeling beyond blessed. I guess I’m a Clegg now.”
Huckaby made her Paralympic debut at the Paralympic Winter Games PyeongChang 2018, winning gold in both snowboardcross and banked slalom in the LL1 classification. She owns four world championship medals; gold in snowboardcross and silver in banked slalom from 2015, and gold in both from 2017. In 2018, she received an ESPY Award in the Best Female with a Disability category and later became the first athlete with a disability to pose in Sports Illustrated Swimsuit.
Darci Miller is a contributor to TeamUSA.org on behalf of Red Line Editorial, Inc.
