In what’s been a stellar northern winter season for Australian snowsports, this weekend brings you more big events and more chance for athletes to rock their personal bests.
The freestyle mogul skiing events get underway today as part of the Asian Winter Games in Japan, and Australia has four young prospects ready to show their stuff.
Australian Casey Wright continued her superb form at the Asian Winter Games in Sapporo, with a strong performance in the ladies 5km classic cross country yesterday.
Australia’s Liam Michael and Zanna Farrell have achieved fantastic results in the 2017 Sapporo Asian Winter Games finishing in the top 10 in Giant Slalom.
Seven years ago two 15-year-old rookies readied themselves to take on the world’s best on sport’s grandest stage, the Vancouver 2010 Winter Olympic Games.
Moguls athlete Jakara Anthony is chasing an Olympic dream and with less than a year to go to the Pyeongchang Olympic Winter Games the 18-year-old is stepping up at the right time.
Casey Wright has given Australia its first cause for celebration at the Sapporo 2017 Asian Winter Games, finishing third in the women’s 1.4 km cross country skiing sprint.Â
Britt Cox has created history, becoming the first Australian female to win a Mogul Skiing World Cup title on the back of her sixth World Cup gold medal and mixed Dual event in Tazawako, Japan this weekend.
Scotty James has put down “the run of his life†to win gold at the Phoenix PyeongChang Snowboard Halfpipe World Cup and take the overall 2016/17 World Cup series title.
Slalom athletes Millie Bongiorno, Christian De Oliveira and Nick Masjuk have started Australia’s Asian Winter Games campaign, competing in the Giant Slalom on opening day of competition at Sapporo.