As temperatures drop in the mountains, Australia’s National Alpine, Ski CrossTeam and Emerging Talent athletes have gathered at the National Snowsports Training Centre in Jindabyne, NSW to put their bodies to the test.
Alice Chilcott has transitioned successfully from Olympic alpine skier to FIS Technical Delegate. We caught up with Alice to talk about why she's so willing to keep giving back to the sport.
As Athletics Director for Falls Creek Race Club, Mike Gould is the one many look to for answers as the competitive season ramps up. Not only must he ensure the club is operating to best practice at all times, he also takes a hands-on role throughout the calendar year, developing program plans for the season as well as sitting on a variety of discipline specific working groups.
The Snow Australia Awards recognise the achievements of our elite snowsport athletes over the past 12 months, and today we congratulate the Female Athletes of the Year for the Olympic disciplines, as nominated by their respective National Discipline Committees.
The Snow Australia Awards recognise the achievements of our elite snowsport athletes over the past 12 months, and today we congratulate the Male Athletes of the Year for the Olympic disciplines, as nominated by their respective National Discipline Committees
The Snow Australia Awards recognise the achievements of our snowsport athletes over the past 12 months on the world stage and we are excited to name the 2024 Junior Athletes of the Year as nominated by their respective National Discipline Committees.
The discipline of alpine skiing remains one in which our best athletes compete against fully-professional opposition from countries where the sport is almost a religion. That makes the breakthrough performances of some of our athletes in 2023/24 all the more remarkable and sets an exciting tone less than two years out from Milano-Cortina 2026.
As the northern hemisphere season comes to a close, we will take a look back at the winter that was across all the disciplines which saw Australian athletes taking on the world.
2022 Olympian Louis Muhlen-Schulte has created history, becoming the first Australian male to finish in the top-30 in a World Cup giant slalom race and secure World Cup points after placing 27th in Aspen, USA.
The small but tight-knit Australian Para Alpine team continues to go from strength to strength, with this week presenting another challenge and another opportunity.
Georgia Gunew first joined the Australian Para Alpine Team in September 2022 for a series of races in New Zealand. Just 16 months later she has earned her first World Cup medal, finishing third in slalom at the Veysonnez World Cup in Switzerland.
The 2024 FIS Alpine Junior World Ski Championships start later week at Portes du Soleil in the France’s Haute-Savoie department, with Snow Australia is pleased to announce five athletes will be in the starting gates.
Retiring from elite level competition can be a difficult experience for any athlete and a critical moment of change, as they negotiate a new period of their life after sport.