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The final Park & Pipe ANC results are up!

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This edition of the Park & Pipe Community Update brings you news from Australia to New Zealand with the final Park & Pipe ANC events wrapping up in Remarkables and Cardrona. 

With the Southern Winter Season coming to a close, we are looking ahead at the upcoming Northern Hemisphere Season. There are so many exciting events to look forward to, including the Park & Pipe Junior World Championships in Secret Garden, China, and the World Championships in Montafon, Austria!

If you are looking to compete overseas at any FIS event (FIS, NorAm, EC and WC), make sure to send through an EOI to entries@snow.org.au. 

More information can be found here: Competing Overseas - Snow Australia

As always, wishing you all the very best, 

Park & Pipe National Discipline Committee

The overall winner for the ANC Series is calculated by taking the athletes' top Big Air Result and Top 2 Slopestyle Results, and combining them for the overall points tally. 

Please note, with Cardrona introducing the factor of an ANC Premium event, all points scored in Cardrona are worth 150%, compared to the Thredbo and Remarkables ANC Events. 

Congratulations to all athletes that competed in any of the ANC Events over the last 2 months! It has been great following along and seeing amazing results come out of these competitions. 

Be sure to keep an eye out for our Overall ANC Winners Announcement for 2026 in the coming week!

What an amazing lot of events our ANC Athletes have seen this season! 

Despite the adverse weather, Cardrona was able to get all events - Big Air, Halfpipe and Slopestyle - underway this past week at the first ANC Premium event for the series. 

Check out the fantastic results below: 

Big Air: 

Slopestyle: 

Halfpipe:

Congratulations to all athletes who competed in this event! 

To check out the full results and scores head to the LiveHeats Website

The ANC Series hit Remarks on the 25th September hosting the second Slopestyle event following on from Thredbo earlier in the season. 

A great pool of talented riders hit the slopes and stomped down some fantastic runs. Mela Stalker took away the Remarks Slopestyle win for the Women's Snowboard event, with Juan George being the top performing Male Snowboard athlete placing 9th! 

Maya Broadbent also came away with an amazing win for the Women's Freeski Slopestyle event and Angus Falconer placing 14th as the highest aussie performance in a stacked Men's Freeski field. 

Huge congratulations again to all of the athletes that competed! 

Four of Australia’s leading Park & Pipe athletes have been selected in the inaugural MoonPay X Games League Winter Draft, with Scotty James, Indra Brown, Valentino Guseli and Tess Coady securing places on three of the four new X Games Clubs ahead of the competition’s first winter season in 2027.

Held in Los Angeles on 16 September, the draft saw more than 180 of the world’s leading skiers and snowboarders nominate for just 40 positions across four clubs – XC Golden State, XC New York, XC Park City and XC Whistler. Each club selected a 10-athlete roster comprising five men and five women, with both skiing and snowboarding required to be represented.

In the lead up to the Northern Hemisphere Winter Season, please submit an EOI to entries@snow.org.au for any overseas events. 

Please note, North-American, European and World Cups may need to be entered via the FIS Online Portal. This cannot be completed without an EOI.

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