Greta hoping to unlock her zen moment
Greta Small will be hitting the slopes on the Yanqing National Alpine Skiing Centre speed course for the women's super-g.
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Beijing 2022 Preview: Alpine Skiing
Beijing 2022 marks 70 years since Australia first sent an alpine skiing athlete to compete at the Olympic Games.
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REMINDER: 2022 Whistler Cup EOI Open
Snow Australia is excited to announce the return of the 2022 U16 Whistler Cup. Expressions of Interest are now open for the event which takes place April 7-10th, 2022.
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Alpine, Ski Cross and Snowboard Cross headline weekend World Cups
The Winter World Cup season ramps up this weekend with Aussies in action across three disciplines.
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Craig Branch named Snowsports Club Coach of the Year
Thredbo Ski Racing Club (TSRC) Head Coach, Craig Branch, has been named 2021 Snowsports Coach Club of the Year at the Snow Australian Community Sport Awards.
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Community Sports Awards 2021
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Weekend wrap - Aussie athletes kick off Olympic season
An exciting opening weekend of snowsports competition produced some solid results from Aussie athletes as the FIS Alpine Ski, Snowboard and Freeski world cups got underway in Europe
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Five things to know about the FIS Alpine Ski World Cup opener
The 56th edition of the FIS Alpine Ski World Cup will start this weekend in Soelden, Austria, with Louis Muhlen and Madi Hoffman in the start gate for the classic women’s and men’s Giant Slalom.
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Alpine Director Update - October 2021
All the latest Alpine news and information from Snow Australia Alpine Director Shawn Fleming
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Women of Winter | Sami Kennedy-Sim
‘Women in Focus’ will showcase some of the inspiring members of the Women of Winter program, highlighting their professional pathway and offering some valuable insights for their colleagues in the industry.
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Women in Focus
Alpine Director Update - August 2021
Read the latest Alpine news and updates from Snow Australia Alpine Director Shawn Fleming
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Laidlaw returns to snow after ACL injury
Winter Olympian Harry Laidlaw has returned to snow last week, after a long period of rehabilitation to recover from an ACL injury sustained in the 2020 northern winter.
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National Alpine Plan update
A year on since its release, the National Alpine Plan (2020-2026) has already delivered positive results on several of its priorities and continues to provide a solid foundation to support the development of alpine and ski cross world-class athletes.
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National Alpine events update
As Snow Australia continues to closely monitor the directives from State and Federal Governments and their Health Departments, some minor changes to the 2021 Alpine events calendar will be implemented in the next few weeks.
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2021 Alpine In-Club Skills Assessment off to a good start
The 2021 Alpine In-Club Development Camp and Skill Assessment program is in full swing with almost 150 athletes already successfully completing the protocol.
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New Skills Assessment manuals support young athletes development
Strong fundamental skills are key to building performance in snow sports and three new Skills Assessment manuals for alpine skiing, moguls and snowboard will provide a framework to assist clubs, coaches and athletes as they build towards future success in the sport.
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Snow Australia Alpine Ski Team for 2021/22 announced
Snow Australia National Alpine Committee (NAC) is pleased to announce the 15 athletes selected for the 2021/22 National Alpine Ski Team (NAST).
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Snow Australia appoints Mick Branch as alpine advisor in the lead up to Beijing 2022
With the 2022 Olympic Winter Games fast approaching, Australian top alpine athletes have an additional resource available as they seek to qualify and represent Australia in Beijing next year.
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