IMAGE: Sami Kennedy-Sim (middle) battling her opponents in the air at Val Thorens © FIS Sami Kennedy-Sim has backed up her sixth place at the opening round of the Ski Cross World Cup last weekend in Austria with a seventh place in Val Thorens in France.
The OWIA/NSWIS athlete produced a series of good races across the day to once again prove that she is within touch of a podium result.
The gold medal went to Sweden’s Anna Holmlund, the defending World Cup champion, with fellow Swede Sandra Naeslund taking the silver, with third place going to French veteran Ophelie David.
Fellow OWIA athlete, Anton Grimus, finished the day in 21st position in the men’s race, which was won by Canadian skier Christopher Delbosca. Slovenian Filip Flisar took the silver while another Canadian Brady Leman finished with the bronze.
The OWIA/NSWIS athlete produced a series of good races across the day to once again prove that she is within touch of a podium result.
The gold medal went to Sweden’s Anna Holmlund, the defending World Cup champion, with fellow Swede Sandra Naeslund taking the silver, with third place going to French veteran Ophelie David.
Fellow OWIA athlete, Anton Grimus, finished the day in 21st position in the men’s race, which was won by Canadian skier Christopher Delbosca. Slovenian Filip Flisar took the silver while another Canadian Brady Leman finished with the bronze.
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