Australia is set to send its second-largest Winter Olympics team to Milano Cortina 2026, with high hopes of surpassing the record four medals won at Beijing 2022. The 53-strong squad includes five of the six medallists from the past two Games, including defending moguls champion Jakara Anthony, and at least ten genuine podium contenders.
Australia's best-ever tally of four medals in Beijing—one gold, two silver and one bronze—could be shattered after 11 athletes won 26 medals across seven disciplines during the current World Cup season. The team is brimming with talent across snow sports.
Among the top medal hopes are Jakara Anthony (moguls), who will defend her gold, and other returning medallists from the past two Olympics. The Games begin on 6 February 2026 in Milano Cortina, Italy.
