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My top 10 unusual facts about Australians at the Winter Olympics
With two days to go to the opening ceremony of the XXV Olympic Winter Games in Milano-Cortina, here are my top 10 unusual facts about Australians at the Games. 10. Three Australians have competed at the Winter Olympics as mothers: 31-year-old mother-of-two Judy Forras...
George Finch: Australia’s first Winter Olympic gold medallist?
February 4 marks 102 years since George Finch was awarded Australia’s first Winter Olympic 🥇gold medal. Medals were awarded for the ‘sport’ of Alpinism (mountaineering) at the 1924, 1932 and 1936 Olympic Winter Games. Finch was among 13 members of a British expedition...
Which schools produced the most Olympians on Australia’s team in Milano?
Updated to include James Johnstone (The Scot's College, Sydney) who replaced Cam Bolton in the men's snowboard cross. The finalisation of the Australian team for the Milano-Cortina Games sees a team of 53 (33 women, 20 men), including 30 debutants. That brings to 310...
