1h agoWed 11 Feb 2026 at 8:40amAussies in action on day five
Here are all the events featuring Australians on day five of the Milano Cortina Games (all times AEDT):
Snowboard halfpipe: Women’s qualifiers featuring Emily Arthur and Amelie Haskell from 8:30pmMoguls: At 9pm Charlotte Wilson and Emma Bosco have a second chance to join defending gold medallist Jakara Anthony in the final, which starts at 12:15amBiathlon: The women’s 15km individual biathlon also starts at 12:15am, featuring Darcie MortonSnowboard halfpipe: Two-time medallist Scotty James and Val Guseli are in the men’s qualification from 5:30amFigure skating: The ice dancing wraps up with Holly Harris and Jason Chan’s free dance to Clair de Lune from 5:30am
Just nowWed 11 Feb 2026 at 10:23am
Bosco on the bubble
Emma Bosco will have a nervous wait to see if she has qualified for the women’s moguls final.
Bosco is 10th among the field in the Qualification 2 stage after scoring 62.48.
The top 10 progress to Final 1.
Fellow Australian Charlotte Wilson has qualified via her 77.79, which is the best marker so far in Qualification 2.
5m agoWed 11 Feb 2026 at 10:19am
Arthur to look to second snowboard run
Australia’s Emily Arthur will need to re-group in her second qualification run in the women’s snowboard halfpipe.
Arthur managed 5.75 in her first run.
7m agoWed 11 Feb 2026 at 10:17amWilson on verge of making moguls final
What a run from Charlotte Wilson!
The Australian scored 77.79 to leap into top spot on the Qualification 2 standings in the women’s moguls.
It was a clean run and she gave herself every chance of being one of the 10 athletes to advance to Finals 1.
Australian teammate Emma Bosco is still to come.
They are bidding to join Jakara Anthony in Final 1, which begins at 12:15am AEDT.
15m agoWed 11 Feb 2026 at 10:09amAussie Haskell hits halfpipe
Amelie Haskell was the first of the Australians to lay down a run in the women’s snowboard halfpipe qualification round.
Haskell posted 41.75 to be in 13th position after 17 athletes.
There are two qualification runs, with the top 12 advancing to the final.
Haskell’s teammate Emily Arthur is not far away from her first run.
20m agoWed 11 Feb 2026 at 10:04am
Snowboard great Kim produces monster effort
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Two-time Olympic champion Chloe Kim has put down a marker in the women’s snowboard halfpipe qualification.
The American — who has won gold in the event at the past two Olympics — produced a 90.25 to lead the standings after 15 athletes.
29m agoWed 11 Feb 2026 at 9:55am
Aussie duo chasing moguls final berths
We’re still waiting for the Aussies to hit the halfpipe in the qualification round.
But we also have the women’s moguls Qualification 2 coming up at 9pm AEDT, with Emma Bosco and Charlotte Wilson looking to join Jakara Anthony in the medal round.
The top 10 from Qualification 2 will advance to Final 1.
35m agoWed 11 Feb 2026 at 9:49am
Spectacular images from halfpipe
 Sticking with pics from the snowboard halfpipe, the event lends itself to breathtaking imagery.
Enjoy!
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45m agoWed 11 Feb 2026 at 9:38am
Halfpipe workers in sync
According to AP, these are workers prepping the halfpipe before the women’s snowboarding qualifications in Livigno.
(AP)1h agoWed 11 Feb 2026 at 9:24amAussie campaign resumes
We’re not far away from a start in the women’s snowboard halfpipe qualification round.
Two Australians are competing — Emily Arthur and Amelie Haskell.
The first qualification run begins at 8:30pm AEDT, before the second kicks off at 9:27pm.
There are 24 athletes competing, with the top 12 from qualies advancing to Friday morning’s final AEDT.
Haskell is 17th in the start order, with Arthur the 21st to hit the course in Livigno.
1h agoWed 11 Feb 2026 at 9:14am
The event raising gender equality questions
The Nordic Combined event has begun, but its presence on the Milano Cortina program has sparked debate about whether the Winter Olympics embrace gender parity in the way the IOC proclaims.
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1h agoWed 11 Feb 2026 at 8:48amMorton completes father-daughter double act
Darcie Morton is competing in her first Olympics. (Getty)
Australian Darcie Morton will kick off her Winter Olympic campaign tonight in the women’s 15-kilometre biathlon from 12:15am AEDT.
She’s just the seventh Australian to go to the Winter Olympics for the sport — and the first in 12 years.
Her family has travelled from Marlo, in East Gippsland, to cheer her on.
Darcie is coached by brother Damon; her sister, Damika, is an up-and-coming star on the world biathlon scene; and dad Cameron is a former Olympic biathlete and coach.
Cameron Morton at the 2006 Games. (Getty)
Cameron Morton told ABC Regional Victoria Statewide Mornings Darcie’s qualification was “a monumental achievement”.
“It’s 15 years of work, she’s a trailblazer. We’re tremendously proud of her and looking forward to her putting on a real show for Australia,” he said.
Darcie will have to cross-country ski a 3-kilometre loop five times, stopping between each loop to slow her heart rate down enough to hit four targets with a .22 rifle.
Each miss at the shooting range adds to an athlete’s total time.
“Anyone can win this event, if they shoot clean and have a really fast day on the track. Darcie is a phenomenal shot, so we’re really confident and proud of her,” Cameron Morton said.
1h agoWed 11 Feb 2026 at 8:40amHello there!
G’day and welcome to ABC Sport’s live blog of the Milano Cortina Winter Olympics.
Day five is upon us and there’s massive interest from an Aussie point of view, with Jakara Anthony looking to defending her Olympic title in the women’s moguls.
Anthony will hit the course early on Thursday morning so in the meantime, make sure to stick with us throughout the evening!