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#ChasingWinter: Weekend Preview, 17-19 December 2021

#ChasingWinter: Weekend Preview, 17-19 December 2021

AOC3 years ago

Only 50 days out from the official Opening Ceremony of the Beijing 2022 Winter Olympic Games, an abundance of Winter Sports action will take place across the globe this coming weekend as Australian athletes look to cement qualification quotas.

You can catch a lot of the action live via Snow Australia, check times and athletes at www.snow.org.au/live/

Events This Week

Freestyle Skiing World Cup - Innichen, Italy

19-2o December - Ski Cross
The Australian ski cross contingent have already competed in Arosa, headlined by dual-Olympian Sami Kennedy-Sim who took 19^th place.

Moguls World Cup - Alpe d'Huez, France

17-18 December- moguls, dual moguls
The mogul team lead by Jakara Anthony and three-time Olympian Britteny Cox will look to continue their solid form at the World Cup in Aple d’Huez. Anthony is in blistering form, winning three World Cup medals from her three most recent starts and will look to continue her medal winning streak in France.

Alpine World Cup - Val d'Isère, France

18-19 December - Downhill, Super-G
Just 200km south of the moguls team, Greta Small will look to take a step towards her 3^rd Olympic team as she competes at the Alpine World Cup in Val d’Isere.

Snowboard Cross World Cup - Cervinia, Italy

Snowboarders Belle Brockhoff and 18-year old Josie Baff will look to continue their hot run of form at the Snowboard Cross World Cup in Cervinia whilst the men’s team, including reigning Olympic silver medalist Jarryd Hughes, will look to improve on their recent performances.

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