Snow Australia hosted an online Sport Leaders Forum to present its Snow Ready – Return to Sport guidelines. Over 40 people joined the webinar representing clubs, pathway programs, resorts and institute partners.
Snow Australia has the honour of unveiling the first recipients of the Snow Australia Medal, the legacy award that celebrates the careers of those athletes who represented our country at the highest level of the sport.
It doesn't compare to a drought-breaking Paralympic gold medal but snowboarder Simon Patmore's inclusion in the Queen's Birthday Honours holds a special place in his heart.
The newly appointed Snow Australia National Discipline Committees (NDC’s) convened over the past few weeks to hold their traditional Autumn meetings.
Following discussions with Thredbo, it has been decided that the August 2020 SUBARU NSW ACT QLD States Interschools Snowsports Championships will not proceed..
The World Anti-Doping Agency (WADA) is pleased to publish a Question and Answer (Q&A) document related to anti-doping and COVID-19, which is an update to the document that the Agency published on 23 March 2020.
Snow Australia is delighted with announcements in NSW and Victoria over the past few days confirming the 2020 Snow season will commence, albeit in a delayed fashion.
Snow Australia is proud to work collaboratively with Disabled Wintersport Australia (DWA), who each year train approximately 300 volunteers and have had more than 3000 volunteers involved in their programs over the last 40 years.
There are many volunteers part of Snow Australia that make the sport possible but when it comes to para wintersports, the partnership with Disabled Wintersports Australia (DWA) has been instrumental in making the sport more accessible.
Crystal Globes winners, snowboarder Scotty James and aerial skier Laura Peel, were today named the joint winners of the Olympic Athlete of the Year title for the 2020 Snow Australia Awards.