NSWIS Ski Cross athlete Sami Kennedy-Sim has competed in her final World cup event before the World Championships, reaching the quarter finals and finishing in 12th place in Blue Mountain, Canada.
After bad weather caused the cancellation of qualifications, all competitors took part in head to head racing, with Kennedy-Sim advancing through the first round heat in second place.
In the quarter-finals, Kennedy-Sim finished third in her heat, missing out on the top two required to move though to the next round, putting her in a final position of 12th.
After six races this season, Kennedy-Sim is sitting in 18th place on the Ski Cross World Cup standings.
The Ski Cross tour now heads to Solitude Mountain Resort for the upcoming World Championships in Utah, USA. Qualification takes place February 1, with finals the next day on February 2.
IMAGE - Sami Kennedy-Sim across the line first in one of the Ski Cross rounds in Idre Fjall © FIS Freestyle
After bad weather caused the cancellation of qualifications, all competitors took part in head to head racing, with Kennedy-Sim advancing through the first round heat in second place.
In the quarter-finals, Kennedy-Sim finished third in her heat, missing out on the top two required to move though to the next round, putting her in a final position of 12th.
After six races this season, Kennedy-Sim is sitting in 18th place on the Ski Cross World Cup standings.
The Ski Cross tour now heads to Solitude Mountain Resort for the upcoming World Championships in Utah, USA. Qualification takes place February 1, with finals the next day on February 2.
IMAGE - Sami Kennedy-Sim across the line first in one of the Ski Cross rounds in Idre Fjall © FIS Freestyle
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