NSWIS ski cross athlete Sami Kennedy-Sim has continue her strong start to the season, with a sixth place finish in the second World Cup event in Arosa, Switzerland.
Kennedy-Sim had a great few days on the sprint track in Arosa, qualifying for finals in first place, winning a bronze medal in the first competition, her first World Cup podium since 2017, and a sixth place finish on day two.
In the round of 32 and 16, Kennedy-Sim advanced through her heat in second place to reach the semi-final stage.
Kennedy-Sim was unable to reach the medal round, finishing in fourth place in the semi-final, which put her in the small final to decide places six through to eight. Finishing in second place gave her a final position of sixth.
Also in action for Australia was Doug Crawford, who finished in 49th place.
Kennedy-Sim is currently ranked third on the world cup standings on 100 points, trailing Fanny Smith of Switzerland who leads with 180 points and Swedish skier Alexandra Edebo on 136.
The World Cup tour now heads to the French resort of Val Thorens, for another double event this weekend on December 19 and 20.
Kennedy-Sim had a great few days on the sprint track in Arosa, qualifying for finals in first place, winning a bronze medal in the first competition, her first World Cup podium since 2017, and a sixth place finish on day two.
In the round of 32 and 16, Kennedy-Sim advanced through her heat in second place to reach the semi-final stage.
Kennedy-Sim was unable to reach the medal round, finishing in fourth place in the semi-final, which put her in the small final to decide places six through to eight. Finishing in second place gave her a final position of sixth.
Also in action for Australia was Doug Crawford, who finished in 49th place.
Kennedy-Sim is currently ranked third on the world cup standings on 100 points, trailing Fanny Smith of Switzerland who leads with 180 points and Swedish skier Alexandra Edebo on 136.
The World Cup tour now heads to the French resort of Val Thorens, for another double event this weekend on December 19 and 20.
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