A number of Aussie winter sports athletes in skiing and snowboarding disciplines have been nominated in the NSWIS Awards for 2022.

NSWIS CEO Professor Kevin Thompson celebrated the high calibre of award nominees and congratulated the finalists.

“Our NSWIS-supported athletes delivered magnificent results on the world stage this year at the Winter Olympics and Paralympics and at the Commonwealth Games, with 84 athletes winning 28 medals for Australia,” Professor Thompson said.

“These extraordinary achievements should inspire every child, able and para bodied, to follow their sporting dreams.

“As we look to Paris 2024 and beyond, NSWIS will continue to provide world leading coaching, performance support and daily training environments to support our athletes achieve podium performances.”

Ian Thorpe AM Outstanding Achievement Award presented by Powerade

Jakara Anthony, Winter Sports

Madison de Rozario, Athletics

Oliver Hoare, Athletics

Evan O’Hanlon, Athletics

Eleanor Patterson, Athletics

Southern Design Junior Athlete of the Year

Tess Coady, Winter Sports

Abbey Connor, Swimming

Jasmine Greenwood, Swimming

Isabella Scammell, Rowing

Ben Tudhope, Winter Sports

Musashi Coach of the Year

Myriam Fox, Canoe Slalom

Adam Kable, Swimming

Peter McNiel and Kate Blamey, Winter Sports

Louise Sauvage, Athletics

Alex Stewart, Athletics

Valour Male Athlete of the Year

Thomas Cornish, Cycling

Oliver Hoare, Athletics

Timothy Hodge, Swimming

Ben Tudhope, Winter Sports

Bradley Woodward, Swimming

Office of Sport Female Athlete of the Year

Jakara Anthony, Winter Sports

Tess Coady, Winter Sports

Madison de Rozario, Athletics

Jessica Fox, Canoe Slalom

Lauren Parker, Triathlon

Eleanor Patterson, Athletics

Sydney Olympic Park Authority Program of the Year

Athletics

Canoe Sprint

Diving

Swimming

Winter Sports

The winners of each category will be announced at the NSWIS Awards on the evening of Thursday 27th October at The Star Sydney.

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