The opening FIS World Cup slalom events of the season in Levi (FIN) marked a milestone for Australian alpine skiing, with four athletes stepping onto one of the sport’s biggest stages.
When the slalom gates open in Levi this weekend, two Australian athletes will make their long-awaited FIS Alpine Ski World Cup debuts, marking the biggest moment of their careers to date.
Louis Muhlen-Schulte launched his 2025/26 FIS Alpine Skiing World Cup campaign with an encouraging 35th place performance in the giant slalom on the Rettenbach Glacier in Sölden, Austria, his highest place finish in the traditional Alpine season opener.
Ahead of the first FIS Ski World Cup of the 2025/26 season in Soelden, Austria on October 25-26, Snow Australia is pleased to reintroduce the National Alpine Ski Team, which will remain unchanged for the duration of the season.
Snow Australia recently hosted three action-packed days of Alpine racing at Perisher, with the National Championships delivering high-calibre competition across Slalom and Giant Slalom disciplines.
More than 150 of Australia’s top young alpine skiers converged on Mount Hotham last weekend for the 2025 Children’s Championships, with four days of racing showcasing the next generation of talent in the U14 and U16 categories.
After a seven-year hiatus, alpine ski racing made a triumphant return to Australian slopes as Thredbo hosted the FIS Australia New Zealand Cup (ANC) from 25-29 August, welcoming athletes from 14 nations to its World Cup Race Course. The week-long event marked a significant milestone for Australian athletes beginning a crucial Olympic season, offering competition experience and all-important FIS points
More than 150 young athletes from Australia’s six ski racing clubs have travelled to Mount Hotham this week for the highly anticipated 2025 Children’s Championships which started today (Friday).
Competing in New Zealand in the last week, Australian athletes in two disciplines have dominated their respective Australia New Zealand Cups (ANC), picking up seven podium finishes between them.
Australia’s top ski cross athletes were put through their paces at the Australian New Zealand Cup (ANC) at Hotham, where racing conditions ranged from pristine bluebird skies to dense fog resulting in delays and ultimately a cancelled third event.
Snow Australia Recognised Clubs and Programs are operating at resorts throughout Australia during the domestic winter and planning for overseas activity during the northern winter. Read the latest news here.
Snow Australia is excited to announce that our branded Alpine Ski Racing Suits, made by our long-time uniform partner Karbon, are now available to order through our online store.
Ahead of Olympic Day on Monday 23 June, Snow Australia caught up with 18-year-old ski cross athlete Duncan Cowan, who was recently named to the 2025/26 National Alpine Ski Team (NAST) and is aiming for a future Olympics after the inspiring experience of competing and being a flag bearer at the Youth Olympic Games.