Alisa Camplin
Alisa Camplin is a former Australian aerial skier and the current chef de mission for the Australian Olympic team, recognized for her leadership role as the team prepares for the Milan Cortina 2026 Winter Olympics. Having won a gold medal at the 2002 Winter Olympics, Camplin is dedicated to supporting athletes like Laura Peel, especially as they navigate challenges such as injuries in their quest for Olympic success.
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Recent news mentions
Alisa Camplin has reinvested her time and expertise in developing the next generation.
How Australia’s Olympians punch above their weight
Australia· 2026-02-21
The result comes 24 years to the day that Australian Chef de Mission Alisa Camplin won her Olympic gold in Salt Lake City in the same event.
Australian Danielle Scott wins silver in women’s aerialsAustralia· 2026-02-18
As Australian chef de mission Alisa Camplin walked away from an emotional press conference in which she choked back tears talking about Cameron Bolton’s horrific neck injury, I saw someone who had been watching nearby hit her up for pins.
Has pin trading at Milano Cortina gone too far?Australia· 2026-02-17
Alisa Camplin is the chef de mission who is supporting Laura Peel in her preparation for the Olympics.
Australian aerial skier battling knee injury ahead of Milan Cortina 2026 Winter OlympicsAustralia· 2026-02-04
