See all of Cody’s pictures from his assignment On Snowboarder Mag‘s site. Here is one with Red, along with Cody’s comment:

Pat Bridges and Red Gerrard making a plan to destroy the world.

We cannot seem to figure out how to embed the video from Day 4 of the Launch into the site. BUT, if you click on the link below, it will take you to the real deal on Snowboarder Mag’s site.

The Launch Presented By Red Bull: Day 4 Video | Snowboarder Magazine.

On Day 4 at The Launch, Snowboarder Magazine is proud to unveil it’s very own Red Cam. Check out the action from Red Gerard and our Super Grom crew as well as the massive ravine gap conquered by Ben Ferguson and the Mindnichs.

No pictures from Day 4 of the Launch but we are told that a video will be posted. Red had a great time, hard not to in the awesome weather we were given and the opportunity to ride with such awesome riders. Here’s s an excerpt of some final words from T-Bird from Snowboarder Mag‘s site, click on the link to get the whole story and see some awesome shots of Ben Ferguson:

Meanwhile, I spent a good part of my afternoon lapping with the little guys. Red Gerard, Brock Crouch, Gabe Ferguson, Cody Warble and cohorts were flying down the hill hitting every feature both in the public and Launch park while I was attempting to keep up. It didn’t work. These kids truly are the future of snowboarding. Stay tuned for the exclusive edit coming soon. I must say though, their youth rubbed off on me, and I had one of the best times ever lapping with these little guys.

Here are some extremely condensed words (basically just the sentence about Red) taken from the Snowboarder site. For full (and much better) coverage check out Snowboarder Mag‘s site:

Day three of The Launch 2012 Presented by Red Bull at Bear Mountain, California was the best yet…hands down. The morning started off with a similar crew from last night’s sunset session…Red Gerard, Stefan Krumm, Zach Normandin, Brock Crouch, and a handful of others were sessioning a high speed line into the pole jam…Basically, today was the day that The Launch got really “frickin’” gnarly.

rider: Red Gerard, photo: Huggy

Another beautiful day at the Launch. Here’s an excerpt of what Snowboarder Mag‘s site had to say about the day (click on the link to get the full story:

After the redirect, the action moved down about 100 yards to the channel gap. Opting to ride along the deck and gap over the channel in a more unorthodox way, Sam Taxwood, Jaeger Bailey, Blake Paul, Red Gerard, Max Warbington, Stefan Krumm, Ben Ferguson, and a handful of others displayed tricks far beyond their years for about an hour with front 180s, straight airs, back threes, and even a one-foot backie, courtesy of young Jaeger, who is emerging as one of the most impressive riders in attendance. 

Red Gerard has a tighter stance than Jed Anderson. photo: E-Stone

Day one of the highly anticipated Launch at Bear Mountain went off with weather more suited for the beach, giving off vacation style vibes. Not exactly optimal snowboarding conditions, but no one was complaining and everyone was having fun. Here’s an excerpt and a shot of Red from Snowboarder Mag‘s site – hopefully more to follow!

Other standouts included Blake Paul, who was putting down crazy backside three seatbelts and sending the big quarterpipe, San Taxwood and Max Warbington, who planted their palms on the up/down rail set against the quarterpipe. Zander Blackmon’s 270 to methods, Jaeger Bailey’s back rodeos, Red Gerard’s skate-inspired redirects, and of course Hans Mindnich’s alley oops were some of the best tricks during the afternoon session on the jump to quarter wall.

Little Red going big. rider: Red Gerard, photo: Mike Yoshida

The PB&J Rail Jam took place at Keystone yesterday. Red didn’t feel like he brought his A game to this one (probably just had his mind on his trip to Big Bear that he was leaving for after the comp), but it was enough to earn him a second place finish – off to the Launch!

Taken from the Volcom website: Stepping up to the man sized contest site, the 15 and under division unleashed the furry. Spin on/spin out, locking lips through the elbow, and stylish presses were all part of the action these young guns put on display. Bradley Luff ended up taking the victory with a lethal combination of style and aggression. Not far behind was Redman Gerard and Isaiah Woodworth taking home the 2nd and 3rd place positions.

It’s Woodward Wednesday! Hope everyone is shredding on this gorgeous day! Check out this week’s edit featuring Stevie Meskill, Kyle Hay and Red Gerard. As always don’t miss out on our $35 Wednesday deal which includes a full day lift ticket, barn sesh, and one soda/beer.

Redmond and some of the gang from 720 headed out to Loveland on Friday to shoot some photos for Snowboard Colorado. Here are two of them – courtesy of Loveland!

Red participated in his first backcountry comp this weekend taking home plenty of goods for Best Grom – while to be honest, he was the ONLY grom. What a cool comp with four different features scattered throughout the backcountry of Loveland Pass. Check out the full coverage of the event on Transworld Snowboarding‘s site.

Red Gerard is King of the Groms.

Red took 1st place in slope this past weekend at Copper’s USASA event, winning him a new board (in the background) for highest overall snowboard score of the day.

Taken directly from Woodward at Copper‘s site:

For this week’s Woodward Wednesday edit we follow Red Gerard, a Woodward regular, as he shred’s through his last lap of the day. Don’t forget Woodward Wednesdays are every wednesday-only $35 for a lift ticket, Barn Sesh, and a beer/soda. Check us out here first before you head out for the most up to date photos!

Woodward at Copper High Five with Red Gerard. Redmond’s your average happy go lucky grom living the dream in Summit County. He’s been on a tear lately trying his first backside double cork 10, getting featured for a Method Mag web edit, and taking 1st place at the USASA X Games Rail jam. We are super excited for Red and always enjoy having him around. You can tell he’s a Barn regular when his High Five is 5 doubles on the trampolines. (Taken directly from the W@C site)

This is the title YoBeat gave Malachi’s latest edit of Red. This is a “to be continued edit” though. The final version with the stomped backside double cork (following the two attempts) needs to be added. Watch for the updated edit – Coming Soon!

Both YoBeat and Snowand picked up the edit, here is what both had to say, just click on the links below if you want to visit their page:

YoBeat - Sucks if you wanna be a pro snowboarder these days, as this is what you’re up against. Red Gerard is 11. Maybe 12 by now. Whatever, kid is good. (For the record – Red is 11)

Snowand -  Who The Hell is Red Gerard

I’m not sure where he came from or what his parents have been feeding him for breakfast but Red Gerard is probably one of the most impressive 11 year old dudes in the country! Watch Red absolutely destroy all things park at Keystone, Breckenridge, and Copper Mountain! This kid probably has more skills than you, and I know he’s way better at tender age of 11 than I will ever be! Lets throw out a big congrats to Red Gerard for being a killer young shred!

Red was lucky enough to be asked to do the X-Games Team Challenge as part of Team 720. The Challenge took place on the Real Snow course on the last day of the X-Games and the prize was nothing less than an X-Games medal. But before the Team Challenge took place, the X-Games Rail Jam was held, the first prize was $1000. Red was definitely NOT planning on winning, as the competition was, well – BIG. Somehow things lined up for Red and he took home the grand. Thinking that there was no way things could get much better, the Team Challenge proved him wrong. Red threw down his best, and the four other 720 team members were on fire. In the end their efforts were recognized with an X-Games gold medal. It was a GOOD day!

Taken directly from Method Mag:

Method TV spent some time at Woodward at Copper with the Gerard brothers, Brendan and Redmond. Watch these two destroy the park and Red rip skate bowl with no shoes! Extra footy provided by Colin Waters at hoboshredwear.blogspot.com

Check out Red’s Fresh Meat interview on page 42 of Method Mag 12.3 now online!
Plus make sure to peep Brendan’s feature interview coming out soon in Method Mag 12.4.

This was a collaborative effort by Red and his brothers, who coached and filmed and were equally excited to see Red complete the trick. No trying to practice a stomped landing today though, as Summit County was hit by more snow – can’t say I’m complaining. Maybe tomorrow, they are calling for partly sunny skies.

Andrew Brewer and Red Gerard, like a couple G’s

This post was taken directly from Yobeat

It’s official Red Gerard looks like a midget from 2004 and is as good as any pro from the era as well. If he doesn’t decide to pursue something stupid like girls or school he’s going to be the boss. Oh, and his brother Brendan Gerard and some other dirtbags do some sweet moves in this too.

Posted by Morrison Hsieh on December 23, 2011 on the Woodward at Copper site: http://woodwardatcopper.com/site/word/authors/morrison/high-five-with-red-gerard

Redmond is a Barn regular with a solid bag of tricks. He was more than ready to stomp 5 tricks for a Woodward High Five, and did so with a positive attitude.  Red was so excited to see his High Five that I am willing to bet we’ll see trampoline and skate High Fives from this talented grom.

(Taken from the Burton website) http://www.burton.com/on/demandware.store/Sites-Burton_US-Site/default/Team-Start

Usually when kids play in the park you expect to see slides and swing sets and not boardslides down stair sets. Alexis Roland, Gabe Ferguson, Redman Gerard, Brock Crouch, Darren Mack and the rest of the Burton Smalls team aren’t playing around.

This post was taken directly from SNOWBOARDER Mags website: 

http://www.snowboardermag.com/exclusives/dispatches-tucker-andrews-early-season-at-a-basin/

Red Gerard made it in time for some runs, had to ditch class of course.                                               Group shot left to right- Tucker, Trevor, Jackson, Nick, Brendan, and Redmond G

                                                                                                                                                                                                                                  hanging out below

Red was talkin trash in the liftline…so we had to stomp on a child.

Redmond attended the Ogden Theatre on Thursday night for world premier of Burton’s latest film, Standing Sideways. Some of the industry’s greatest were there. Riders like Jack Mitrani (Jack helped Redmond  shoot some promo footage in Mammoth last winter and is now one of Red’s favorites), Danny Davis, Kevin Pearce, Kazu Kokubo, Jeremy Jones and Mark McMorris. A good time was had by all. Check out Snowboarder Mags website for more coverage:

http://www.snowboardermag.com/exclusives/burton-takes-a-big-step-forward-with-standing-sideways/

Unfortunately Red missed a once in a lifetime opportunity. Pat Bridges asked Red if he wanted to take a picture with Pat and the Burton stewardesses, RED TURNED HIM DOWN!

Here’s the comment posted under Red’s picture on Snowboarder Mag’s site:

“Red Gerard shoulda walked the Red Carpet. Kid’ll have plenty of premieres like this with his name on the screen in the future”

Red is so excited to be a part of the Arnette National team, alongside such great riders as Devun Walsh, Zac Marben, Dustin Craven and Sage Kotsenburg. Check out the goods at: http://www.arnette.com/

Not much snowboarding going on in Mt. Hood lately. Thank goodness for Windell’s!

Redmond took first place in groms at Loveland’s TALL TEES AND TACOS this weekend, a super fun comp to cap off the season. Didn’t look like the end of the season though, plenty of powder and the snow was still coming down.

Redmond got lucky again and was included in one of the Launch bonus shots on Snowboarder Mags website. Picture and comment below taken from site. Here’s the link if you want to check out all of the bonus shots:

http://fresh.snowboardermag.com/feature/the-launch-2011-bonus/

Would a roast beef grab be considered a lunchable? r: Redmond Gerard p: Sean K Sullivan

Excerpt from Yobeat:  http://www.yobeat.com/2011/04/07/peoples-court-connor-browntf-vs-ian-dodds-zdc/

A quick update to bring you up to date. Zach Rawles defeated Kai Wiggins in the final March battle (People’s Court), but fell a bit short in the vote count for a Banshee Bungee. Instead, that went to Mr. Red Gerard, who may have to grow into it, but will certainly make good use of it.

*These excerpts were taken from Snowboarder Magazine’s website:

http://fresh.snowboardermag.com/feature/the-launch-2011-day-4-photos-recap/

Words: T Bird

With all of the ridiculous action on-hill at Park City this week, it seemed almost fitting that things died down on the last day of The Launch. Not all of the riders showed up due to inclement weather, but the ones who did were treated to a morning pow session and an afternoon photo shoot on the V-tree and the pole jam to wallride.

Park Manager Jeremy Cooper and his crew even took some pow turns, which was refreshing to us all at SNOWBOARDER, because it further proved that although these guys are some of the most talented sculpters in the world, they’re snowboarders first and foremost. Around noon, about twenty riders gathered in the upper portion of the course as the sun started to show. Hans and Nils Mindnich, Caden Michnal, Blake Paul, Cam Fitzpatrick, Stefan Krumm, Kyle Mack, Ben Ferguson, Red Gerard, Griffin Siebert, Jack Herald, and a handful of others began sessioning, so Cooper and his cohorts fired up the sleds for a final finale and farewell of sorts.

Hans and Nils were bonking and redirecting. So was Kyle Mack. Griffin was tweaking like hell. You could hear his bindings squeaking from a hundred yards away. Bradshaw would’ve been proud. Red was pointing it at the tree, and barely getting enough speed to clear through the gap because of his small stature. However, the kid’s got style. And he’s only ten. Red is the real deal. The two bangers went to Cam Fitzpatrick, who one-footed through the V, and Caden Michnal, who backflipped through the thread-the-needle feature. The photos are sick, and were a proper reminder of the event. Day and night, rain, shine, or cloud cover, no matter the conditions, these kids just want to ride and get in front of the lens. That’s what makes The Launch special, and what went down at Park City was absolutely no exception. Wait for the print feature in our second issue of the season (September), and feast your eyes on the future generation of über-shreds.

THE LAUNCH 2011 DAY 3 & 4 VIDEO (There is a short little interview with Red in the middle of this video – click on link to left to view)

THE LAUNCH 2011 DAY 3 PHOTOS & RECAP

*These photo’s and excerpts were taken from Snowboarder Magazine’s website:

http://fresh.snowboardermag.com/feature/the-launch-2011-day-3-photos-recap/

Words: T Bird

After a day like yesterday, it was apparent that The Launch participants needed a little rest, and the weather on Thursday provided a little respite for the riders, as dumping snow and heavy wind at times hindered visibility and obliterated speed. It was a good day though. Mellow, fun, and manageable, as the young bucks sessioned the rail setup nearly all day. The closeout to dumpster bash was a favorite. 10-year old Redmond Gerard was the smallest but hungriest rider, hopping on to the back of the sled immediately after each run and never waiting to drop. Our Senior Photographer E-Stone actually went up to young Red and asked him if he wanted to shoot a sequence, to which Red replied, “What’s a sequence?” Pretty classic.

Heather Russell, a 10 year-old YouTube star has just been signed by Simon Cowell and is even being dubbed as “The Next Mariah Carey.” If that’s the case, then what would we dub 10 year-old Redmond Gerard? “The Next Kyle Mack?” R: Red Gerard P: Huggy

Word has it that Red Gerard starred in a new Disney reality series called “Winter’s Next X.” Hmmm. Haven’t seen it. R: Red Gerard P: E-Stone

Sure, Red Gerard is a skinny little fella, but give him a few years and he’ll get much phatter. R: Red Gerard P: E-Stone

Redmond is quite honored to be a part of Snowboarder Magazine’s 2011, The Launch. Some of the world’s best riders, Mark McMorris, Sebastien Toutant, and Sage Kotsenburg are here and Red is having the time of his life. Today was the helicopter shoot and it was pretty cool watching riders flying off massive jumps just below a whirling helicopter. If you don’t know what the Launch is, check out this link:

http://fresh.snowboardermag.com/feature/the-launch-comes-to-park-city/

More pictures and info to follow!

The Redbull Buttercup was held at Buttermilk today in Aspen, but soon after the guys set up a storm blew in of mega proportions. Everything got blown down (or away), one guy with a big umbrella even got carried away (20 feet or so). Even the X-Games sign blew down, thankfully no one was under it. So much for a sun shining, bands playing, t-shirts and goggle tans kind of closing day!  The result was an all groups combined quickie version, but no one seemed to mind. Redmond made it to the top 5 for finals, but did not podium, maybe next year.

PEOPLE’S COURT: RED GERARD VS JEFF DEFORGE

By Josh Parker • Mar 3rd, 2011 • Category: Features, Latest, People’s Court, Videos

On a bright sunny Sunday morning in Tahoe, the Gatorade Free Flow was held at Sierra. Redmond took first place at the Junior Jam Rail Jam.