Kasha Rigby Net Worth: How Much Is Kasha Rigby Worth?: American competitive skier, Kasha Rigby has passed on, aged 54. She is most noted for her many achievements and first descents as “the pioneer of extreme telemark skiing”
Kasha Rigby died on Tuesday, February 13, 2024. She’s said to have tragically died in an avalanche while skiing at Brezovica ski resort in Kosovo.
According to several online reports, “Rigby suffered extreme trauma to the chest during a skiing incident, where she was caught in a small avalanche. The avalanche, measuring approximately 25 meters by 10 meters, occurred on a 35-degree slope that led to a high-force collision with trees, resulting in massive internal bleeding and damage to her organs, particularly her lungs”
What Is Kasha Rigby Net Worth?
Details of Kasha Rigby’s net worth are unavailable. However, she’s believed to have earned a decent living from his career as a competitive skier from Utah
Born in 1970, Rigby developed a passion for skiing at a younger age and was consistent throughout his career, becoming one of the most sought-after American competitive skiers.
Rigby joined The North Face Ski Team in 1995 and skied all over the U.S., Canada, South America, New Zealand, Russia, Asia, Europe, India, and even the Middle East skiing some of the world’s most revered peaks, including the Five Holy Peaks in Mongolia.
In 1996, she was featured in Outside Magazine for challenging the conventional perception of the sport by embracing speed and aggression typically associated with alpine skiing, appearing on the cover of “Women Outside in Fall” 1998.
Rigby achieved numerous feats in ski mountaineering and exploration, including the first telemark descent of Choy Oyu and the first ski descent of RFHP in India’s Himachal Pradesh region.
She also accomplished the first ski descents of several peaks in Kamchatka and Lebanon, explored and descended peaks in Siberia, and skied Ecuador’s Cotopaxi and Chimborazo volcanoes.
Rigby completed multiple first descents in Baffin Island, conquered 21 peaks in 21 days in Bolivia, and appeared in Warren Miller’s 2001 film, “Cold Fusion.” She was also cast in “Ultimate Survival Alaska” Season 3 in 2015.
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