Tallulah Proulx

Tallulah Proulx (born May 8, 2008) is an alpine skier competing for the Philippines. She is the first ever female athlete to compete for the country in the Winter Olympics debuting in the 2026 edition.

Early life and education Born on May 8, 2008, in the United States to James Proulx and Maia Hightower, Tallulah Proulx grew up in Berkeley, California. She took up alpine skiing when she was three years old during a family vacation in Lake Tahoe. At age seven, Tallulah moved to Iowa due to her mother's employers. After six years, she moved to the Winter Sports School. She graduated in December 2025.

In 2018, Proulx was representing Iowa-based Sundown Race Team. She later got sponsored by the National Brotherhood of Snowsports, a non-profit organization catering to minorities in the United States.

Proulx began representing the Philippines in FIS-sanctioned tournaments from August 2024. In the same year, Perry Schaffner became her coach. The Proulx family also concluded it would be more difficult to earn a slot in the United States ski team than to represent the Philippines. She qualified for the 2026 Winter Olympics in Milan and Cortina d'Ampezzo.

Still under Schaffner's tutulege, Proulx completed two runs in her Olympic debut at the women's giant slalom event finishing 52nd.

Personal life Proulx is originally from California before moving to Park City, Utah in 2019. She is also a K-pop fan, plays the violin, and does crocheting.

Olympic results YearAgeSlalomGiantslalomDownhillTeam combined 2026 17 50 52 — — —