Picture source: Instagram @scottyjames31 Twenty-year-old former Trampoline gymnastics athlete Scott James has won a gold medal at the FIS Ski and Snowboard World Championships, claiming the coveted World Champion title.
The former Trampoline athlete trained at the Bulleen Templestowe Youth Club (BTYC) with Coach Karen Jones before turning his focus to snowboarding.
The youngest male competitor at the 2010 Vancouver Winter Olympic Games at just 15 years old, Scott competed at the 2014 Sochi Olympic Games before winning gold in the Half-pipe competition in Kreischberg, Austria.
Scott is an Olympic Winter Institute of Australia (OWIA) and Victoria Institute of Sport (VIS) athlete.
Gymnastics Australia (GA) is supported by the Federal Government's Australian Institute of Sport Competitive Innovation Fund. ‘Spin to Win’ is a collaborative project led by GA in partnership with Diving Australia and Aerial Skiing (SSSA and OWIA) that aims to build a successful and sustainable national system of talent identification, development and transfer to maximise podium performances at world championships and Olympic Games in each sport in the future.
For more information regarding talent identification or talent transfer please contact GA's National Pathways Coordinator – Spin to Win, Bree Bryant [email protected].
The former Trampoline athlete trained at the Bulleen Templestowe Youth Club (BTYC) with Coach Karen Jones before turning his focus to snowboarding.
The youngest male competitor at the 2010 Vancouver Winter Olympic Games at just 15 years old, Scott competed at the 2014 Sochi Olympic Games before winning gold in the Half-pipe competition in Kreischberg, Austria.
Scott is an Olympic Winter Institute of Australia (OWIA) and Victoria Institute of Sport (VIS) athlete.
Gymnastics Australia (GA) is supported by the Federal Government's Australian Institute of Sport Competitive Innovation Fund. ‘Spin to Win’ is a collaborative project led by GA in partnership with Diving Australia and Aerial Skiing (SSSA and OWIA) that aims to build a successful and sustainable national system of talent identification, development and transfer to maximise podium performances at world championships and Olympic Games in each sport in the future.
For more information regarding talent identification or talent transfer please contact GA's National Pathways Coordinator – Spin to Win, Bree Bryant [email protected].
RSS Feed
