A shortened Big Air World Cup season is about to start today in Kreischberg (AUT), after previous events scheduled for late 2020 in China and the U.S. had to be cancelled.
Due to the current travel bans to the ACT from Sydney and the recent Victorian-NSW border closure, the FIS Rollerski International scheduled for Stromlo Forest Park in Canberra on January 16-17 is being postponed until February 13-14.
As part of the National Alpine Plan, Snow Australia National Alpine Committee (NAC) is reviewing their communication channels and developing a National Communication Strategy.
Work has commenced on the construction of a dry slope airbag jump at Jindabyne Sport and Recreation Centre as part of Stage 1 of the $5 million Snow Australia National Snowsports Training Centre (NSTC).
The AUS XC program recently wrapped up a development camp series organised to bring the best junior skiers in the country together for some quality group training.
After more than 30 years of operations, the Berchtold family have sold Action Sports Training (AST) to Snow Australia, with day-to-day management of the centre to transition in time for Term 1 programs.
Last week saw the official kick-off of the Coach Apprenticeship program, an extension of Snow Australia Coach Academy providing key pathway coaches the opportunity to further develop and grow into career coaches in their specific disciplines.
Snow Australia is set to conduct the first ever FIS rollerski races in Australia this summer. Freestyle sprint and interval start events will be held on the 1.2km criterium loop at Stromlo Forest Park in Canberra on the weekend of January 16-17.
As this remarkable year draws to a close it is timely to reflect on what has been an incredibly difficult and uncertain time for our sport and more broadly our community.
Snow Australia announces that a newly-designed National Skills Assessment Competition, to be held in 2021, will create an aspirational event to support athletes’ investment in skills development.
Snow Australia FUTURES is excited to announce a collaboration with snowboard-camp organiser Turn & Burn to present ‘The Readiness Camp: Ready for Change?’
Australian ski cross athlete Sami Kennedy-Sim has started the season strongly, with a bronze medal performance in the opening FIS World Cup event in Arosa, Switzerland.
Australian mogul skier Matt Graham has finished the year in the best possible way, winning gold in the dual mogul FIS Word Cup event overnight in Idre Fjäll, Sweden.
The FIS Ski Cross World Cup is about to return with the first events of the 2020-2021 season scheduled in Arosa (SUI). Back-to-back short-course events for men and women will be held under lights on December 15-16.
After sitting out the three-day Nordic Opening in Ruka (FIN), the athletes of the Australian Cross-country skiing team are ready to make their 2020/2021 FIS World Cup debut this weekend in Davos (SUI), where Sprint and Distance events are scheduled on 12-13 December.