As the northern hemisphere competition season winds down, we look back at the accomplishments of Australian athletes who have been doing us proud on the global stage.
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.
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.
Paralympic bronze medallist Ben Tudhope has shown he is in the form to be a contender at next week’s Para Snowboard World Championships, finishing the 2024/25 World Cup season with another podium performance in Colorado.
After a false start due to the weather-related cancellation of the speed and combined events, the 2025 Para Alpine World Ski Championships are set to get under away this weekend following the opening ceremony in Maribor, Slovenia.
Ben Tudhope has claimed his first World Cup victory of the season while Josh Hanlon has broken through for his first podium in a great few days for Australian Parasnowsports.
The road to Milano-Cortina 2026 begins this week for the Australian Para Snowboard Team who start their season tonight at the Dutch indoor slope in Landgraaf.
It has been a busy week for Snow Australia’s Para Alpine team who flew to Adelaide to take part in aerodynamics testing at the Australian Centre for Sports Aerodynamics (ASCA).
Last weekend, two incredible "Try Para Sports" days took place, offering participants the chance to explore the exciting world of Para snowsports in Sydney and Brisbane.
The 2024 season was filled to the brim with good times for the Snow Australia Para Development community with the program witnessing significant progress across across both Alpine and Snowboard disciplines.