Troy Connor

Troy Connor is a SBWC competitor from St. Louis, Missouri. he is best known as the 2010 champion, and as one of the league founders.

SBWC Career
Being one of the founders, Connor's first season was the inaugural season in 2008. He finished 8th in points, with one win.

2009 was very similar to 2008 for Connor, as he finished 7th in points with one win.

In 2010, Connor was great all season, and was very consistent. He would manage to beat Shaun White by 6 points to win the championship. he holds the record for fewest amount of wins by a champion, with three.

In 2011, Connor had a miserable season, and wound up 14th in points, with no wins.

In 2012, Connor stopped competing full time. He did however attempt the Round of New York. he made the show, and made it to Round 2 before getting eliminated.

In 2013, Connor competed in the Tokyo event, filling in for Tara Johnson, who couldn't make the show. He also attempted and qualified for the Round of New York.

in 2014, Connor filled in for the spot vacated by Cameron Johnson in the Tokyo event. He also competed in the Round of New York, making it to the quarter finals.

In 2015, Connor shocked everyone when he announced that he would return to full time, competing for Shaun White Enterprises.