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20 Years on from Gold

 
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2002.

Steve Bradbury and Alisa Camplin win gold at the 2002 Salt Lake City Olympic Games

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2003.

The first purpose built mogul course is created in Perisher call Toppa’s Dream

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2004.

Alisa Camplin wins the World Cup Aerial Skiing season and claims her second Crystal Globe

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2005.

Four athletes across moguls, snowboard cross and snowboard halfpipe win their first World Cup medals.

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2006.

Mogul skier Dale Begg-Smith becomes Olympic Champion at the Games in Torino, Italy

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2007.

Skeleton athlete Michelle Steele is the first Australian to reach the World Cup podium in any sliding sport

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2008.

Jacqui Cooper wins the Aerial Skiing World Cup season for the fifth time claiming more Crystal Globes than anyone in the history of Australian skiing

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2009.

Lydia Lassila becomes World Cup Champion

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2010.

Torah Bright and Lydia Lassila win gold in Vancouver Olympics & the OWIA opens the Ice House in Melbourne

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2011.

Three World Championships wins in one remarkable season in aerials, moguls, and snowboard halfpipe

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2012.

Five athletes in five different disciplines reach the World Cup podium for the first time aerials, moguls, skeleton, ski cross and board cross.

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2013.

Alex ‘Chumpy’ Pullin wins Snowboard Cross World Cup season claiming his second Crystal Globe

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2014.

David Morris and Torah Bright both take home a Silver medal at the Olympics in Sochi, Russia

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2015.

Both Scotty James and Laura Peel win World Championship in snowboard halfpipe and Aerial skiing respectively.

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2016.

Mogul skier Matt Graham and Snowboard cross athlete Belle Brockhoff win their first World Cups

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2017.

Official Olympic Training Centre opens at Mt Buller

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2018.

Snowboard cross athlete Jarryd Hughes and mogul skier Matt Graham both take home a silver medal at the Olympics in PyeongChang, South Korea

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2019.

Snowboard halfpipe athlete Scotty James wins his third World Championships

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2020.

Geoff Hanke Ramp begins operation in Brisbane

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2021.

Australia’s first ever curling team qualifies for the Olympics in Beijing