Australian freeski halfpipe athlete Indra Brown has continued her strong World Cup season with a 4th place finish at the Freeski Halfpipe World Cup in Aspen, USA.
With just two more weekends to go before Australia’s Olympic Team for the Milano Cortina 2026 Winter Games is locked in, the pace is ramping up for Olympic hopefuls.
Australian snowboard star Valentino Guseli has claimed his first World Cup victory since February 2024, delivering a gold medal performance in Calgary, Canada.
Indra Brown secured her maiden Freeski Halfpipe World Cup victory in Calgary on Saturday to claim her third consecutive podium since the 15-year-old made her tour debut in December.
For Indra Brown, a historic World Cup debut wasn’t something she had planned from childhood, it grew naturally from a love of skiing that began in Canada.
As the northern winter season continued to build momentum, Australian athletes delivered a weekend of landmark performances across Europe, Asia and North America, highlighted by historic World Cup breakthroughs and multiple podium finishes in Olympic disciplines.
16 year old snowboard rising star Ally Hickman won her first ever FIS World Cup medal in snowboard big air at Steamboat Springs, Colorado, taking home the bronze.
Teenage sensation Indra Brown has delivered a historic debut performance for Australian winter sports, claiming a bronze medal in the freeski halfpipe at Secret Garden, China. At just 15 years of age, Brown becomes the youngest Australian ever to secure a World Cup podium finish.
Indra Brown has launched the weekend with a breakout performance, delivering a superb World Cup debut in the Freeski Halfpipe at Secret Garden (CHN). The 15‑year‑old qualified fourth for Saturday’s final after producing two composed, high‑quality runs opening with an 82.25 before lifting to an 85, putting her firmly in podium contention as she heads into her first World Cup final.
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As the northern winter gains momentum, Australian athletes were once again in action across Europe, Asia and North America, producing a string of strong results across multiple disciplines.
Australian rising stars made a strong statement at the Australia New Zealand Cup (ANC) Big Air competition held at Thredbo, claiming victory in three of the four events on offer.
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.