Cooper Woods made history by becoming the seventh Australian ever to win a gold medal at the Winter Olympics, a significant achievement that was warmly acknowledged by Alisa Camplin-Warner, the first Australian woman to join this elite group. She personally welcomed him to the 'gold medal club' during a celebratory moment alongside supporters at the Livigno Aerials and Moguls Park. Camplin-Warner expressed her excitement and pride, emphasizing the magical moments experienced during the event.

Woods’ victory is historic not just for him, but also marks a milestone for the Australian Winter Olympic team, as it represents the first gold medal during the tenure of Australia’s chef de mission. Camplin-Warner highlighted the strong performance of the entire team, with an impressive three men competing in the super final and commendable performances from the women athletes as well, indicating a promising outlook for Australian winter sports.

Australia's success is a testament to the growing talent in winter sports disciplines, and Woods’ achievement is inspiring future generations of athletes. With increased support and visibility, there is hope that more Australians will follow in the footsteps of these champions, making the Winter Olympics a more memorable event for Australia in the years to come.