A member of the National Team since 2019, Longino got his start in freestyle skiing at just nine years old, growing up only 15 minutes from Canada Olympic Park. His mom would drop him off after school each day, where he quickly fell in love with the excitement of learning new tricks. Inspired by Canadian Olympian Noah Bowman, Longino spent his early years watching and trying to emulate his skiing.

Longino first made his mark on the international stage at the 2020 Winter Youth Olympic Games in Lausanne, Switzerland, where he captured gold in halfpipe and was named Canada's Closing Ceremony flag bearer. After progressing through the Nor-Am and World Cup circuits, he earned his first FIS World Cup podium in September 2024, finishing third in Cardrona, New Zealand. He added another third-place finish in December 2025 at Copper Mountain, Colorado, and continued to establish himself among the world's top halfpipe skiers with a ninth-place finish at the 2025 FIS World Championships. In 2026, Longino made his Olympic debut at Milano Cortina, finishing seventh in men's halfpipe.

Outside of skiing, Longino studies business at the University of Calgary and enjoys playing music, particularly guitar and singing. He often travels with his guitar and spends his offseasons camping throughout Alberta. Known for a few good-luck rituals, his biggest superstition is knocking on wood, sometimes even using his teammates' heads for a little extra luck.