The “Cross Alps” stretch of the Ski Cross World Cup season continued over the past week, with events in Arosa, Switzerland, and Innichen, Italy.
Dual Olympian Sami Kennedy-Sim was best placed of the Australian contingent at Arosa, finishing 19th, with Robbie Morrison and Doug Crawford finishing 58th and 59th respectively on the men’s side. During the event Morrison exacerbated a previous knee injury, which has forced him to return to Australia for treatment.
In Innichen, Kennedy-Sim was unable to compete after suffering a back injury in Arosa, leaving Doug Crawford as the sole competitor for Australia.
Crawford finished in 54th in both events.
The Ski Cross World Cup tour will now be on a break, with the next event taking place in Nakiska, Canada, on January 13-15.
Dual Olympian Sami Kennedy-Sim was best placed of the Australian contingent at Arosa, finishing 19th, with Robbie Morrison and Doug Crawford finishing 58th and 59th respectively on the men’s side. During the event Morrison exacerbated a previous knee injury, which has forced him to return to Australia for treatment.
In Innichen, Kennedy-Sim was unable to compete after suffering a back injury in Arosa, leaving Doug Crawford as the sole competitor for Australia.
Crawford finished in 54th in both events.
The Ski Cross World Cup tour will now be on a break, with the next event taking place in Nakiska, Canada, on January 13-15.
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