My Story

I spend over 160 days of my year on snow whether that be

racing or training. On-snow training means I am often based in

the northern hemisphere chasing winter.

When I am not on snow, I am most likely doing conditioning

training (off-snow).

If I am taking a break from both of those forms of training I am

working on my academics, where over the past 3 years I’ve

been completing my undergraduate degree in Business

Management.

If that isn’t enough I am also self-funding my ski seasons,

which means;

contacting companies and potential sponsors
working with sponsors and their staff to deliver on our agreements
spending time with my home club Mt Hotham Racing Squad mentoring members and joining in the annual fundraiser.

23rd in Giant Slalom at the 2022 Beijing winter Olympics, which is the best result by an Australian male alpine skier.
1st place in Italian National Championships Giant Slalom.
6th place in US National Championships Giant Slalom.
2nd place in Hungarian National Championships Giant Slalom.
26th Zinal Europa Cup Giant Slalom.
2nd Slovenian junior National Championships Slalom.
11th US National Championships Slalom.

One of the drawbacks of Alpine Skiing is the cost.

International travel, equipment, coaching, and accommodation are all things I have to cover while competing at the highest level.

These costs ultimately fall on me.

I have been able to offset some of these costs with personal fundraising. But with your help, these costs can be more manageable.

Any support is always appreciated, and there are many different ways in which you can support me, including:

For more information click the Support link or contact me page.