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In 2024, the NTH Interschools Committee piloted a Regional Moguls Qualifier at the Regional Interschools Championships. Following an internal review and community consultation, it has been determined that the event will continue for 2025 in the current Moguls Qualifier format, with a final evaluation to occur after the 2025 season.

Our primary objective is to deliver a high-quality and sustainable Mogul event experience at the State and National event levels. Regional Mogul events will focus on identifying individual competitors with the skills required to progress to State-level Mogul competitions.

The event structure, entry process and participant progression from regional qualifiers to the State Championships for 2025 NTH Interschools Mogul events will remain the same as in 2024. The top 20 individuals from the 2024 State NSW/ACT/QLD Interschools Championships will be invited to the 2025 State NSW/ACT/QLD Interschools Championships, whether they attend NSW, ACT or QLD Schools.

Below is an overview of the purpose of the 2025 NTH Interschools Mogul events, as well as details regarding event entries, accommodation, and school logistics to assist with planning.

Regional Moguls Qualifier Events

The NTH Interschools Mogul Qualifier events aim to provide a high-quality, sustainable Moguls experience for participants while fostering skill development and progression from regional qualifiers to State and National levels. 

Regional Qualifier Mogul events serve as an entry point for both new and returning participants who have not yet qualified for the NSW/ACT/QLD State Championships. These events focus on creating a safe, inclusive, and enjoyable environment where athletes can experience moguls without additional pressure. Competitors in regional qualifiers will benefit from course training and two scored runs, although no medals will be awarded.

The top 20 competitors from the 2024 NSW/ACT/QLD State Championships Moguls Events are directly invited to the 2025 NSW/ACT/QLD State Championships Moguls Events, regardless of school location in NSW, ACT, or QLD. Event entries will be managed through the Interschools Online Entry System.

The purpose of the Mogul Qualifier events is to:

• Ensure participants have the appropriate skill-set necessary to progress to the State level Mogul events
• Provide a safe, inclusive and fun event environment in which new and previous participants can experience moguls without additional pressure
• Develop a sustainable and standards-based approach to the moguls events
• Deliver a fair and equitable event for those participating in the moguls qualifier, and for those who have received a direct invite to the 2025 NTH State Moguls Competition.

Entry Process - Regional Moguls Qualifiers

Entries into the 2025 Regional Moguls Qualifying events will be through the Interschools Online Entry System when Regional Championships entries open.

Entry Fees

Regional Moguls Qualifier Entry Fees - $45.00

SUBARU NSW/ACT/QLD State Championships - $65.00

Event Format

Regional Moguls Qualifier competitors will receive training runs of the course as well as two scored runs.

No medals will be awarded at these qualifier events.

NSW/ACT/QLD State Interschools Championships

Invitations to the 2025 NTH State NSW/ACT/QLD Interschools Championships

The top 20 moguls athletes from the 2024 NTH State NSW/ACT/QLD Interschools Snowsport Championships will be invited to compete in the 2025 NTH State NSW/ACT/QLD Interschools Snowsport Championships – Moguls Competition, regardless of whether they represent NSW, ACT, or QLD schools.

These competitors have been considered as meeting the minimum competition standard, and as such they are not required, nor permitted to compete at the 2025 NTH Regional Mogul Qualifier Events.

Competitors who have already qualified for the 2025 NTH State NSW/ACT/QLD Interschools Snowsport Championships, will enter through the Interschools Online Entry System when State Championships entries open. 

The invite list is generated based on the results of the 2024 State Interschools Snowsport Championships. Invited participants who have moved up a division in 2025 must compete in the division corresponding to their 2025 school year, not the division they qualified for. For example, a student in Year 8 in 2024 who appears on the invite list under Division 3 must enter Division 2 Moguls in 2025, as they will then be in Year 9.

In Division 1, only students enrolled in Year 12 in 2025 are eligible to compete in the 2025 State Interschools Snowsport Championships.

You can view the invites here:

2025 State NSW/ACT/QLD Interschools Invites by School Name 

2025 State NSW/ACT/QLD Interschools Invites by Competitor Name

Qualification to the State Championships from the Qualifer Events

For 2025 NTH Mogul Qualifier Event series mogul competitors, participants who place within the top 10 individuals and who reach a minimum acceptable score (for Championship progression) may be invited through to the 2025 NTH State NSW/ACT/QLD Moguls Competition.

The minimum acceptable score will be determined by the Interschools Committee following completion of each event, and before invitations are extended to the next level of competition. The minimum progression score determined reflects the level of the Championships the division level, the course conditions, and the quality of the competitor field.

Team Formation

Schools can form teams with only the individual competitors who have qualified into the State NSW/ACT/QLD  Interschools Championship. No additional individual competitors will be used to form teams.

Australian Championships 

Qualification to the Australian Championships

For mogul competitors qualifying for the 2025 Australian Interschools Snowsports Championships, a minimum acceptable score (for Championship progression) will be determined by the Interschools Committee following completion of the STATE event, and before invitations are extended to the National level of competition.

Historically this has been a score which is a minimum 40% of the total attainable score (24/60) and is often as high as 50% of the total attainable score (30/60). The minimum progression score determined reflects the level of the Championships (Regional or State), the division level, the course conditions, and the quality of the competitor field. Mogul Team members (all individual members) progressing through to the next level of competition must meet the minimum standard.

Team Formation

Schools can form teams with only the individual competitors who have qualified into the National Interschools Championship. No additional individual competitors will be used to form teams.