Tudhope, 26, won Australia’s only medal (bronze) at the last Games in Beijing in 2022, and made his Paralympic debut at 14 in Sochi 2014, when he became the youngest Australian to compete at a Winter Paralympic Games.
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“Paralympics Australia always have one of the strongest teams going. I truly believe it. We’ve got some old comers and some new young guns,” Tudhope said.
“Camp is good, we’re all happy – great vibe, great environment. Our team spends the most time together, more than with our friends, more than with our family. So we have created a little family together and everyone’s in high spirits, good vibes, and [we’re] just excited for what’s to come.”
McCarthy, 31, is making his Paralympic Games debut while Pollard, 34, will compete at his second Games after taking time away from the sport following the PyeongChang Games in 2018.
Pollard has also been named captain of the entire Milano Cortina Winter Paralympic Games Australian team.
“What excites me most about this para snowboard team is the mix of experience, talent and sheer heart,” Troy said. “Ben’s experience across four Games, Sean’s leadership and Aaron’s emerging firepower – they have the balance and depth to make a real impact.”
