At the Winter Olympics, Australia has secured two spots in the women’s Big Air final after an intense qualification round. Meila Stalker finished in sixth place, while Tess Coady claimed the twelfth and final qualifying spot. Both athletes displayed remarkable performances, with Stalker making a significant leap in her final run.
Highlights from the Big Air Event
The competition saw three Australian competitors battling for a chance in the finals. Although teenage debutant Ally Hickman finished strong in her attempts, her score landed her in 15th place, just outside the qualifying rounds. The performances of her teammates, especially their nail-biting finishes, kept fans on the edge of their seats.
Performance Details
- Meila Stalker: Finished sixth overall after executing a strong final run for a score of 87.75.
- Tess Coady: Managed to secure the final qualifying spot with a total of 153.50 points over her three runs.
- Ally Hickman: Despite a commendable effort, she ended in 15th with a total score of 147 points.
Notable Competitors and Events
The day included not only excitement from the Big Air but other Olympic events as well. Alex Ferlazzo competed in men’s luge, finishing in 18th place. Meanwhile, in cross-country skiing, Hugo Hinkfuss and Seve de Campo placed 56th and 57th, respectively, in the men’s 10km + 10km skiathlon.
Upcoming Events
The atmosphere at the Winter Olympics continues to buzz with anticipation. The next rounds promise more thrilling competitions as the games progress. Fans are eagerly awaiting the women’s Big Air final, where Stalker and Coady will showcase their skills on a larger stage.
This year’s Olympics feature nail-biting moments and the thrill of competition as athletes push their limits in an array of winter sports.
