Ski Jumping
Four Hills Tournament — Live ticker: Bischofshofen
January 06, 2026 / Sportschau.de (WDR)
A Sportschau live‑ticker page for the Four Hills Tournament event in Bischofshofen on 6 January 2026. The page is a live results/ticker hub; at the time of capture there were no live data yet and the ticker had not started.
Ski jumping — Villach Women: Live ticker (HS98 individual)
January 06, 2026 / Sportschau.de
Live ticker page for the women's HS98 individual ski jumping competition in Villach on 6 January 2026. The page is a live-results/live-blog shell: the event is scheduled but at the time of capture no live data or results had been posted yet. The page also links to the event result page and to the broader skiing sections on Sportschau.
Last-minute call-up Jarkko Määttä eliminated from Four Hills final
January 05, 2026 / Yle
Last-minute replacement Jarkko Määttä failed to qualify for the Four Hills Tournament final in Bischofshofen after jumping 111 metres in the qualification round. Three Finns — Vilho Palosaari, Eetu Nousiainen and Antti Aalto — did advance and drew tough opponents for the first round.
Ski jumping — German team impress in Bischofshofen qualification
January 05, 2026 / sportschau.de
All five German jumpers qualified for the Vierschanzentournee final in Bischofshofen, with Philipp Raimund the top German in qualifying. Slovenian tour leader Domen Prevc dominated the session with a 140 m jump; Austria's Stephan Embacher was second.
Four Hills Tournament — LIVE: Standings during Bischofshofen qualification
January 05, 2026 / Krone.at
The Four Hills Tournament continues with the qualification round in Bischofshofen. Krone reports live; the article gives the current overall Tour standings after Innsbruck, where Domen Prevc extended his lead over the Austrian pair Jan Hörl and Stephan Embacher ahead of the final competition in Bischofshofen.
Four Hills Tournament: Prevc dominates — Wellinger on the rise
January 05, 2026 / SPORT1
Domen Prevc continued his dominance at the Four Hills Tournament by winning the qualification in Bischofshofen with a 140.0 m jump. Germany's Andreas Wellinger produced a surprising comeback and will go into the competition in a stronger position, while Prevc heads to the final event with a commanding lead.
Big revenge and a blockbuster "Polish" duel — here are the KO pairs in Bischofshofen
January 05, 2026 / Przegląd Sportowy Onet
The article reports the knockout pairings for the Bischofshofen competition, the finale of the Four Hills Tournament. Poland will have multiple head-to-head duels: Kacper Tomasiak vs Alex Insam, Maciej Kot vs Paweł Wąsek and Kamil Stoch vs Dawid Kubacki; Tomasiak and other Poles performed well in qualification. It also notes overall leader Domen Prevc and gives the schedule for the final.
What a Polish showing in Bischofshofen! Great news ahead of the Four Hills final
January 05, 2026 / Przegląd Sportowy Onet
Polish jumpers produced strong qualifying results in Bischofshofen ahead of the Four Hills Tournament finale: three Poles made the top 20 in qualification, led by 18‑year‑old Kacper Tomasiak. Domen Prevc won qualification with a 140 m jump; the final competition will be held on January 6th.
World Cup in Villach — ÖSV jumper narrowly misses maiden win
January 05, 2026 / Krone.at (Kärntner Krone)
At the women's World Cup in Villach Lisa Eder produced a strong home performance and finished second, just 2.7 points behind winner Nika Prevc. Germany's Selina Freitag completed the podium in third, while local Julia Mühlbacher was the only other Austrian in the points in 12th.
Polish jumper scores World Cup points — everyone talks about Nika Prevc's feat
January 05, 2026 / Przegląd Sportowy (Onet)
Poland's Anna Twardosz finished 22nd in the World Cup ski jumping event in Villach, scoring World Cup points. Slovenian Nika Prevc won the event — her sixth victory of the season — and moved into the overall World Cup lead, with Lisa Eder and Selina Freitag completing the podium.
Jenny Rautionaho posts season best in Villach — harsh fate for Heta Hirvonen
January 05, 2026 / Yle
The women's Ski Jumping World Cup continued in Villach where Nika Prevc won the HS98 individual competition. Finland's Jenny Rautionaho produced her best World Cup result of the season, while Heta Hirvonen was disqualified after the measurement of her second jump showed her weight was too low for her ski length.
Ski jumping — Freitag gifts coach on his birthday, Prevc dominates in Villach
January 05, 2026 / sportschau.de (WDR / ARD)
Slovenia's Nika Prevc won the women's World Cup event in Villach and reclaimed the overall World Cup lead. Germany's Selina Freitag completed the podium, giving coach Heinz Kuttin a special present on his 55th birthday; several other German jumpers (Agnes Reisch, Katharina Schmid) also finished in the top ten.