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Manuela Malsiner is the first jumper I’ve seen not jump at the green light (because the coach thought it was too dangerous). They’re supposed to be dsq’ed after that, but I guess they made an exception this time?

Why didn’t they just hold the women’s comp yesterday instead of the scheduled quali? This waiting game will probably result in a cancellation.

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Manuela Malsiner - 19.01.18 - Zao

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Ski Jumping - Lahti 2017 Team Mixed Event

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Manuela Malsiner Junior World Champion

Manuela Malsiner of Italy is the new Junior World Champion in Ladies Ski Jumping. The 19-year old won with jumps to 93,0 and 95,5 meters and 239,8 points in Park City (USA) ahead of the two Slovenians Ema Klinec and Nika Kriznar.

Malsiners´ year With her victory Malsiner put the cherry on the cake of her already very successful year 2017. Two weeks ago she celebrated her first World Cup podiums in Zao (JPN). Klinec was still in the lead after her jump to 92,0 meters in the first round. 93,0 meters in the final and 238,0 points gave her an advantage of 0,1 points to Kriznar and the silver medal. Nika Kriznar, with only 17 years of age one of the youngest participants, performed 91,0 and 95,5 meters.

Fourth place far from the podium 18,2 points behind Kriznar Germany´s Gianina Ernst came in 4th ahead of teammate Agnes Reisch (214,6). Lara Malsiner, the younger sister of the new Junior World Champion, Germany´s Luisa Goerlich and Pauline Hessler on 6, 7 and 10 and the young Russians Ksenia Kablukova and Sofia Tikhonova on 8 and 9 completed the top ten. Romania´s Daniela Haralambie, last year in Rasnov 4th, came in 11th this time.

Bodnarchuk and Rajda strong Canada´s Natasha Bodnarchuk on 12th place was the strongest North-American athlete, while the hosting USA could not place a lady in the final round. Poland´s Kinga Rajda came in on a good 13th place, leaving much more World cup experienced jumpers like Austria´s Elisabeth Raudaschl (19th) and Barbora Blazkova (27th) from the Czech Republic behind her.

On Sunday the flying junior ladies will have another appearance in the mixed competition in Park City.

Official result

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Manuela Malsiner is the new Junior World Champion!

2. Ema Klinec

3. Nika Kriznar

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1st Ladies World Cup in Zao, Japan:

Yuki Ito (JPN)

Manuela Malsiner (ITA)

Irina Avvakumova (RUS)

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FIS World Cup - Ramsau (HS 98)

Photo: www.ramsausport.com

Competition program:

Wednesday, 16.12.2020:

19:00 (CET) Team Captain's Meeting

Thursday, 17.12.2020:

15:00 (CET) Official Training

17:00 (CET) Qualification

Friday, 18.12.2020:

14:45 (CET) Trial Round

15:40 (CET) 1st Competition Round

Start list under the cut.

KARPIEL Kamila (POL)

LUSSI Nina (USA)

SZWAB Joanna (POL)

PYLYPCHUK Tetiana (UKR)

KONDERLA Nicole (POL)

RAUTIONAHO Jenny (FIN)

TWARDOSZ Anna (POL)

PROKOPIEVA Kristina (RUS)

KVANDAL Eirin Maria (NOR)

JONES Paige (USA)

BELSHAW Annika (USA)

JENCOVA Veronika (CZE)

MALSINER Jessica (ITA)

ULRICHOVA Klara (CZE)

RUPPRECHT Anna (GER)

INDRACKOVA Karolina (CZE)

SANKEY Logan (USA)

MUEHLBACHER Julia (AUT)

HOFFMANN Anna (USA)

MALSINER Manuela (ITA)

VTIC Maja (SLO)

NORSTEDT Astrid (SWE)

FORSSTROEM Susanna (FIN)

MORAT Lucile (FRA)

KABLUKOVA Ksenia (RUS)

PTACKOVA Stepanka (CZE)

BJOERSETH Thea Minyan (NOR)

VOROS Virag (HUN)

KYKKAENEN Julia (FIN)

SORSCHAG Sophie (AUT)

BRECL Jerneja (SLO)

AVOCAT GROS Oceane (FRA)

MAKHINIA Irma (RUS)

IWABUCHI Kaori (JAP)

SHPYNEVA Anna (RUS)

PAGNIER Josephine (FRA)

BOGATAJ Ursa (SLO)

HARALAMBIE Daniela (ROM)

REISCH Agnes (GER)

RAJDA Kinga (POL)

KOMAR Katra (SLO)

FREITAG Selina (GER)

CLAIR Julia (FRA)

ROGELJ Spela (SLO)

EDER Lisa (AUT)

GOERLICH Luisa (GER)

AVVAKUMOVA Irina (RUS)

SETO Yuka (JAP)

STROEM Anna Odine (NOR)

TIKHONOVA Sofia (RUS)

MALSINER Lara (ITA)

MARUYAMA Nozomi (JAP)

ITO Yuki (JAP)

SEYFARTH Juliane (GER)

OPSETH Silje (NOR)

KRAMER Marita (AUT)

KRIZNAR Nika (SLO)

IRASCHKO-STOLZ Daniela (AUT)

ALTHAUS Katharina (GER)

TAKANASHI Sara (JAP)

HOELZ Chiara (AUT)

LUNDBY Maren (NOR)

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Mixed Teams in Hinterzarten

1. France

Lucile Morat

Paul Brasme

Josephine Pagnier

Jonathan Learoyd

2. Italy

Manuela Malsiner

Federico Cecon

Lara Malsiner

Alex Insam

3. Czech Republic

Stepanka Ptackova

Roman Koudelka

Karolina Indrackova

Viktor Polasek

4. Austria

Chiara Hoelzl

Daniel Huber

Jacqueline Seifriedsberger

Gregor Schlierenzauer

5. Russia

Alexandra Kustova

Mikhail Nazarov

Anna Shpyneva

Denis Kornilov

6. Germany

Juliane Seyfarth

Karl Geiger

Agnes Reisch

Richard Freitag

7. Japan

Nozomi Maruyama

Junshiro Kobayashi

Sara Takanashi

Keiichi Sato

8. Norway

Gyda Westvold Hansen

Fredrik Villumstad

Maren Lundby

Marius Lindvik

9. Poland

Joanna Szwab

Stefan Hula

Kinga Rajda

Andrzej Stekala

10. Slovenia

Nika Kriznar

Peter Prevc

Ursa Bogataj

Ziga Jelar

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Mixed Normal Hill Teams

Team Kazakhstan Dayana Akhmetvaliyeva Ilya Kratov Valentina Sderzhikova Alexey Korolev

Team Romania Andreea Diana Trambitas Iulian Sorin Pitea Dana Vasilica Haralambie Sorin Nicolae Mitrofan

Team Canada Natasha Bodnarchuk Joshua Maurer Taylor Henrich Mackenzie Boyd-Clowes

Team Finland Susanna Forsstroem Ville Larinto Julia Kykkänen Janne Ahonen

Team Italy Elena Runggaldier Sebastian Colloredo Manuela Malsiner Davide Bresadola

Team Czech Republic Marta Krepelkova Jakub Janda Barbora Blazkova Roman Koudelka

Team USA Nita Englund Michael Glasder Sarah Hendrickson Kevin Bickner

Team France Lea Lemare Paul Brasme Lucile Morat Vincent Descombes Sevoie

Team Russia Anastasiya Barannikova Denis Kornilov Irina Avvakumova Evgeniy Klimov

Team Norway Silje Opseth Daniel-André Tande Maren Lundby Johann André Forfang

Team Japan Sara Takanashi Taku Takeuchi Yuki Ito Daiki Ito

Team Slovenia Nika Križnar Anže Lanišek Ema Klinec Peter Prevc

Team Austria Daniela Iraschko-Stolz Michael Hayböck Jacqueline Seifriedsberger Stefan Kraft

Team Germany Carina Vogt Markus Eisenbichler Svenja Würth Andreas Wellinger

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Happy Siblings Day!

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Manuela Malsiner - 12.02.17 - Ljubno

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Young Champ Grow: Manuela Malsiner and Viktor Polasek won Junior World Champ

Manuela Malsiner of Italy is the new Junior World Champion in Ladies Ski Jumping. The 19-year old won with jumps to 93,0 and 95,5 meters and 239,8 points in Park City (USA) ahead of the two Slovenians Ema Klinec and Nika Kriznar.

With her victory Malsiner put the cherry on the cake of her already very successful year 2017. Two weeks ago she celebrated her first World Cup podiums in Zao (JPN). Klinec was still in the lead after her jump to 92,0 meters in the first round. 93,0 meters in the final and 238,0 points gave her an advantage of 0,1 points to Kriznar and the silver medal. Nika Kriznar, with only 17 years of age one of the youngest participants, performed 91,0 and 95,5 meters.

At the FIS Junior World Championships in Park City (USA), where Simon Ammann won two Olympic gold medals in 2002, the men’s individual title went to Viktor Polasek.

The Czech, who already won a COC this year and showed a strong performance with an 18th place in the World Cup in Zakopane, was the best in both rounds on the HS 100 with 97 m and 96.5 m and took the gold with 263.2 points. In his third Junior World Championships the 19-year-old can now celebrate winning his first medal.

With jumps of 97 m and 95 m and 260.6 points, Alex Insam of Italy won the silver medal.  Konstantin Schmid of Germany was chasing the podium after the first round in fourth with 92.5 m, 96.5 m in the final then earned him his podium finish.

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Carina Vogt does it again

Carina Vogt of Germany is the old and new World Champion in Ladies Ski Jumping. The 25-year old, who achieved two World Cup victories in her career so far, won her third major title at the FIS Nordic World Ski Championships in Lahti (FIN) after becoming Olympic Champion in Sochi 2014 and World Champion in Falun 2015.

Two Japanese on the podium Places two and three went to Yuki Ito and Sara Takanashi of Japan. Maren Lundby of Norway could not defend her lead after the first round and came in 4th. Carina Vogt improved her performance in Lahti with every jump since the first trainings on Tuesday. 98,5 meters put her in third place after the first round, chasing Takanashi and Lundby. 96,5 meters and 254,6 points gave her a two-point advantage over Yuki Ito, who came back from 4th place after the first round.

Carina Vogt said afterwards: “It was a perfect competition for me. I´ve saved my best jumps here for today. It is an overwhelming feeling. I have had two tough years. I don’t know my secret at those big occasions. I´m just trying to stay focussed. It has been a good season for me so far. Now it is a perfect one.”

Ito again 2nd Yuki Ito, already 2nd behind Vogt at the last World Championships in Falun, brought in 97,0 and 96,5 meters and gained 252,6 points.

Ito said: “I was able to perform two good jumps and I am very happy with the result. Carina was very strong today. At the Junior World Championships my brother won a medal in the mixed competition. I want to follow him and also win a medal with the mixed team.

Sara Takanashi, the World Cup overall winner of the running season and 53 times World Cup winner, performed jumps to 98,0 and 95,0 meters. With 251,1 points she won her second medal at an individual competition at World Championships after her 2nd place in Val di Fiemme 2013. Takanashi said: “I am very happy to have the medal. My first jump was very good, my second could have been better. So my feelings are mixed. But the medal is a very good result. My goal for the season where these World Championships. I wanted gold. With the mixed team I want to give my best and I want to show two very good jumps.”

Lundby losing the medal Maren Lundby, who won 5 World Cup competitions this season, seemed to be the winner after her 99,5 meters in the first round and three point lead over Takanashi. 91,0 meters in the final and 247,7 points flushed her down the ranking to a 4th place. Ema Klinec was the best Slovenian on 5th place with 99,0 and 94,0 meters and 245,8 points. The German team did not only impress with Carina Vogt. Svenja Wuerth (241,7 points) and Katharina Althaus (239,0) on places 6 and 8 delivered a great team result. The Austrians where also able to place three of their athletes in the top ten.

Austrians in top ten Jaqueline Seifriedsberger (240,9), Daniela Iraschko-Stolz (229,6) and Chiara Hoelzl (229,0) came in 7th, 9th and 10th. Irina Avvakumova, still in pain after fracturing a rib three weeks ago during a fall in Hinzenbach (AUT), secured a descent 12th place for Russia behind Japan´s Kaori Iwabuchi.

Juniors with good results Nika Kriznar of Slovenia, with 16 years of age one of the youngest competitors, came in 13th ahead of Yuka Seto and Junior World Champion Manuela Malsiner of Italy. Taylor Henrich was best Canadian on 16th place, local hero Julia Kykkaenen came in 19th.  Lea Lemare was the best of the French team on 20th place. Sarah Hendrickson, World Champion in 2013 in Val die Fiemme, finished 23rd for the United States. Xueyao Li secured a nice victory for the Chinese team with qualifying for the final round and finishing 28th ahead of Romania´s Daniela Haralambie.

Official result

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Congratulations to the new Junior World Champion Manuela Malsiner (ITA)

2. Ema Klinec (SLO) 3. Nika Kriznar (SLO)