Category: Alpine Ski Racing

Snow Sports NZ are pleased to announce the Snow Sports NZ Alpine Ski Team and Alpine Junior FIS Squad.

Snow Sports NZ are pleased to announce the NZ Alpine Ski Team for the 2023-24 season.

Alpine ski racer Alice Robinson (Queenstown, 21) has finished in 8th place at the FIS Giant Slalom World Cup held in Italy overnight.

Snow Sports NZ are pleased to announce the NZ Alpine Ski Team for 2022-23. All selected athletes have met the published nomination criteria and were invited to take up a spot on the team.

Alpine Ski Racer Alice Robinson (Queenstown, 20) gave it her all today on the Super-G course at the Yanqing National Alpine Ski Centre.

Alice Robinson (Queenstown, 20) started her Winter Olympic campaign today, competing in the women’s Giant Slalom held at the Alpine Venue in Yanqing.

New Zealand Alpine Ski Racer Alice Robinson has continued with her great form this week, finishing in 7th place at the Zauchensee Super-G World Cup tonight.

Kiwi Alpine Ski Racer Alice Robinson (Queenstown, age 20) has finished in second place tonight at the Orières Merlette European Cup Downhill, mirroring yesterday's fantastic performance.

Kiwi Alpine Ski Racing phenomenon Alice Robinson has skied from the back of the pack to finish in second place at her first ever FIS European Cup Downhill Race tonight...

Alpine Ski Racer Alice Robinson shares her story in the latest in our #BeNext series.

School holidays are coming up and it's the perfect time to unleash your little ripper! Intro to QAST Holiday Programme is the pathway into the Queenstown Alpine Ski Team.

Snow Sports NZ are pleased to announce the selection of the following athletes to the NZ National Alpine Ski Team.

We have a pair of Dynastar Team Comp race skis and bindings valued at $599.

Piera Hudson will close out 2018 holding the lead in the ladies’ Giant Slalom and overall standings in the Far East Cup (FEC) series, and having made a significant jump up the world rankings.

 NZ ski racer Piera Hudson faced the toughest of weather conditions at Wanlong Ski Resort in China, battling temperatures of minus thirty-five degrees as well as strong winds, but managed to maintain a first run lead in the Giant Slalom and charge home for the win.

NZ skiers are making their presence felt on the international stage with  Piera Hudson claiming bronze in Slalom at the Far East Cup in China, and Beau-James Wells, Nico Porteous and Miguel Porteous qualifying first, second and third at the Freeski Halfpipe World Cup  in the USA.

Piera Hudson has achieved a career best performance at her first World Cup of the season, skiing from start bib 59 to finish 26^th in the Slalom at the Killington Cup in Vermont, USA.

It has been a busy weekend of competition for New Zealand’s top skiers and snowboarders, with athletes competing at three World Cups in Austria, China and the USA.

Snow Sports NZ is pleased to name eight more athletes to the Alpine FIS Youth Squad.

Snow Sports NZ  congratulate the following athletes who have been named to the 2019 Alpine FIS Youth Squad.  Selection to the squad means that these athletes  are eligible to enter FIS Youth events in the Northern Hemisphere.