Aussies go for six at Snowboard Cross World Cup
Six Australians have advanced through to the finals of the Snowboard Cross World Cup in Solitude, USA, led by 2014 Olympian Alex 'Chumpy' Pullin.
Consistency key as James advances to Final
A semi-final masterclass by Scotty James in the Halfpipe World Cup Semi-Final in Laax has secured the Australian a spot in Saturday night's final.
Snowboarders seeking some Solitude
The next stop on the Snowboard Cross World Cup tour is Solitude Mountain Resort, USA - a new venue for the sport in which Australians have been successful in recent years , inspired in many instances by two-time Olympian and World Champion Alex “Chumpy†Pullin, Current World Cup leader Belle Brockhoff and X Games Champ, Jarryd Hughes.
Callum Watson on Career Best Form
Callum’s season began with his first ever sub 50 FIS point race in Goms Switzerland.
Scott adds silver to her medal tally and takes top world ranking
Being first to jump in the Aerial Skiing World Cup final in Lake Placid didn’t phase Danielle Scott who opened up the medal round with a smooth back double full full, scoring 92 points, taking silver and moving into outright World number one after an exciting day’s competition for all the Australians.
Britt Cox makes it back-to-back Gold
Mogul skier Britt Cox has fulfilled her goal by retaining the coveted ‘yellow bib’ after winning her second World Cup in Mogul Skiing in Lake Placid, USA this morning, making it back-to-back golds having won in Ruka, Finland in December.Â
Strong return the main takeaway for Henshaw
He may have missed qualifying for the final, but tonight's opening World Cup of the Slopestyle Skiing season was about far much more than that for Russ Henshaw.
Para-Alpine Skiers Podium in Switzerland
Australia’s emerging Para-Alpine athletes have put together some personal best performances at the Europa Cup in Veysonnaz, Switzerland this week.
Aerial Team flying into World Cup
Australia’s Flying Kangaroos Danielle Scott, Laura Peel, Samantha Wells, Lydia Lassila and Dave Morris have arrived in Lake Placid, USA ready for the third Aerial Skiing World Cup.
All systems go as Lydia returns to competition
Dual Olympic medallist Lydia Lassila will compete in her first event, since her Sochi bronze medal in 2014, this weekend at the Aerials World Cup in Lake Placid, USA.
Unstoppable return a sure thing for Russ
It may be a dangerous sport, but nothing will stop slopestyle skier Russ Henshaw from competing at the first major event of the new year.
Alone at the top
The Australian Mogul Team are back in action for the 2nd World Cup of the season.
Stellar start to the new year for Small
Sochi 2014 Olympian Greta Small has kicked off the new year in spectacular fashion with a series of strong results in France.
Ski Cross double up World Cup events
The Audi FIS Ski Cross World Cup, originally scheduled for 21 January in Megeve, France has been cancelled due to weather conditions and brought forward by one week to occur earlier in Watles, Italy, which already had a World Cup scheduled on January 15.
400 days until PyeongChang
Time flies, as it will this year for Australia’s Olympic hopefuls ahead of the Opening Ceremony for the 2018 Olympic Winter Games in PyeongChang, Korea on February 9 next year.
Thirty Australians selected for Sapporo 2017 Asian Winter Games
A team of thirty athletes have been selected to become Australia’s first event competitors at an Asian Winter Games when they hit the ice and snow in Sapporo in February.
Aussies pull through in tough World Cup
A challenging start to the para-Alpine World Cup in St Moritz has not deterred the Australian team who bounced back to achieve more good results to round out the year.
Development Snowboard Racers Podium in USA
Christian De Oliveira and Millie Bongiorno have both achieved podium results at the US Snowboarding Race to the Cup at Buck Hill, Minnesota, USA.