Leading the way for Australia were NSWIS skiers Matt Graham and Cooper Woods, who secured top-10 finishes in both events. Teammate Charlotte Wilson also delivered a strong performance, finishing 13th in the single moguls after qualifying for the finals in fifth place.
In the single moguls, Graham and Woods were unlucky not to advance to the top six super final, finishing in eighth and tenth place respectively. After a very fast qualifying performance in fifth, Wilson then had trouble with her top air ski out, slipping to 13th in finals.
Also competing for Australia was Emma Bosco 18th, Lottie Lodge 21st, Lucy Pernice 24th, Xanthia Coote did not finish and in the men’s event Oliver Logan was 39th, George Murphy and Edward Hill also recorded a did not finish.
In the dual moguls, Graham made it through to the quarter-final round, finishing in sixth place, while Woods was unlucky not to join him after a close loss in the round of 16, and a final ranking of 10th.
Other dual mogul results included George Murphy 36th, Charlotte Wilson 31st, Lucy Pernice 32nd, Emma Bosco 33rd, Lottie Lodge 35th and Oliver Logan 39th.
American Jaelin Kauf and Ikuma Horishima of Japan won both days on competition.
Beidahu Resort in China is set to host the next round of World Cup competition in two weeks. The event will feature both single and dual moguls on February 21 and 22.