Snow Australia has named 13 athletes to compete in Aerials and Moguls skiing at the 2025 FIS Snowboard, Freestyle & Freeski World Championships in Engadin, Switzerland, with medal hopes littered throughout the team.
Mogul skier Charlotte Wilson has stunned the FIS World Cup circuit, claiming her first career victory in the dual mogul’s event on the site of the 2026 Olympic Winter Games in Livigno, Italy, next February.
Australia will have more than 30 athletes competing at the 2025 FIS Snowboard, Freestyle & Freeski World Championships in Engadin, Switzerland, with 10 athletes named to compete across the speed disciplines.
Snow Australia extends its best wishes to Belle Brockhoff who sustained a serious back injury at the Snowboard Cross World Cup race in Georgia on Saturday.
Ben Tudhope has made his way onto the Para Snowboard World Championships podium yet again after finishing third in the SB-LL2 Snowboard Cross at Big White, Canada earlier today.
On the eve of International Women's Day, Snow Australia is proud to announce the formation of the inaugural Women of Winter (WoW) Working Group, a key initiative aimed at fostering engagement, support and empowerment for women in snowsports.
The inaugural National Snowsports Training Centre (NSTC) Open Day on Saturday 22 February was such a success that plans are already in place to hold it again in 2026.
Snow Australia is pleased to offer sporting organisations around Australia the opportunity to use one of the country's newest and most-advanced training facilities.
With just one year to go until the Milano Cortina 2026 Paralympic Winter Games, Australia’s elite winter Para-athletes are leaving nothing to chance to qualify for the pinnacle event of their sport.
Australian winter sport is celebrating a goldrush in World Cup competition overnight, with victories in aerial skiing in Kazakhstan and the snowboard cross mixed team event in Türkiye.
Matt Graham and Josie Baff have both claimed World Cup bronze medals overnight, Graham's was the 27th podium of his career in Almaty, Kazakhstan, and the 12th for Baff in Erzurum, Türkiye.
As indicated in communication throughout 2024, the Snow Australia Board, with the support of staff, has completed a comprehensive review of our National Discipline Committees (NDCs), and certain processes around the administration of our sport.