Australia's snowboarding star Alex Fitch won bronze in the Winter Youth Olympic slopestyle competition on Day 7 of the Games in Innsbruck.
Day 6 Wrap
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Day six was a small yet giant day for the Australian Winter Youth Olympic Team. Alpine skier Greta Small was the only Aussie in action competing in the women's giant slalom, finishing 13th.
Day 4 Wrap
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Day 4 of the Innsbruck 2012 Winter Youth Olympics saw the Aussie ice hockey stars Sam Hodic and Sharnita Crompton in the individual skills challenge as well as Lachlan Porter in biathlon.
Ferlazzo finishes Games on a high
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Alex Ferlazzo from Townsville competed in the luge at the 2012 Innsbruck Youth Olympics, finishing 19th out of 25 with his whole family there to see him.
Alex Fitch Halfpipe Finals
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Alex Fitch came fourth in the snowboard halfpipe final at the Innsbruck 2012 Winter Youth Olympic Games.
Super Sunday - Day 3 Wrap
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Alex Fitch led the way for Australia on Super Sunday with her fourth in the snowboard halfpipe. There will plenty of other great performances to get excited about.
Awesome jerseys and Sam's first snow
Sam Hodic has never seen snow before. He and Sharnita Crompton are thrilled with their Australian Olympic jerseys.
First Aussies in action - Day 2 Wrap
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On the first day of Winter Youth Olympic competition in Innsbruck, Austria, Australian snowboarder Alexandra Fitch finished 4th in the Halfpipe qualification rounds to secure a place in the semi final and alpine skier and Australian Flagbearer Greta Small finished seventh in her Super G final. Thomas Waddell (freestyle ski) and Harry Laidlaw (alpine) were also in action.
Three flames light the sky
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The Olympic flames are lit that represent the games from 1964, 1976 and 2012 during the Winter Youth Olympic Games Opening Ceremony at the Bergisel Stadium on January 13, 2012 in Innsbruck, Austria.
Chantelle on ice
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Figure skater Chantelle Kerry talks about her routines, hopes and expectations for the Winter Youth Olympics.
The Winter Youth Olympic Village
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The Youth Olympic Village will be home to 1600 people during the inaugural Winter Youth Olympic Games in Innsbruck, Austria. The Aussies are stoked to have moved in and showed the media around!
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