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TBR: Mt Buller 2022 Program Guide
Released mid October 2021

Returning member sign-up period
October 2021 to March 2022

New member sign-up period
April  to May 2022

TBR: Pre Season Meet & Greet
Sunday May 29

TBR: 2022 On Snow First Day
Saturday June 25

TBR: 2022 School Holiday
Training Block
June 25 to July 10

TBR: 2022 Social Outing (Parents)
TBC - Mid July school holidays

jNats (Mt Buller)
Saturday August 6

Mt Buller Slopestyle
Saturday August 13

FreeBOM
Saturday August 20

Victorian Interschools (Mt Buller)
August 22 to August 28

32nd ABOM Mogul Challenge (Mt Buller)
Friday September 2 (FIS/OPEN Train & Youth Qualifications)
Saturday September 3 (Comp day)

TBR: 2022 Last Day
Midweek Program - Friday September 2
Full Time/Weekend Program - Sunday September 4

Australian Interschools (Perisher)
September 6 to September 11

TBR: End of Season Awards
TBC

Australian winter sport athletes will soon have a major competitive advantage with the first jumps being taken this week on the world class dry slope airbag at the new Snow Australia National Snowsport Training Centre (NSTC) in Jindabyne.

Stage 1 of the National Snowsports Training Centre has seen construction of an Olympic sized dry slope airbag jump along with preparation works for the smaller development bag  Stage 2 will see a significant upgrade and expansion of the Jindabyne Sport and Recreation Centre which will commence early in the new year. 

Minister for Sport Natalie Ward said the National Snowsports Training Centre would enable winter sport athletes to train year-round, providing an edge against their international competitors.

“With just over 50 days until the start of the 2022 Beijing Winter Olympics, excitement is building that our winter sports athletes will continue our proud history of success at the Olympics,” Mrs Ward said.

“The commissioning and testing of the airbag at the National Snowsports Training Centre is an exciting milestone in a project that will be a game-changer for Australian winter sport.

“In years to come we will look back at the NSW Government’s investment in this facility and directly attribute Olympic and World Championship medals.”