Ski Jumping

Drama for 17-Year-Old Pole! Serious Injury and Long Break Ahead

Drama for 17-Year-Old Pole! Serious Injury and Long Break Ahead

December 04, 2024 / Przegląd Sportowy

Łukasz Łukaszczyk, a rising star in ski jumping and a bronze medalist at the Youth Olympic Games, has undergone knee surgery. Due to health issues, he will be sidelined for 3-4 months, as confirmed by Alexander Stoeckl, the sports director of the Polish Ski Federation.

Urgent news before the Ski World Cup in Wisła!

Urgent news before the Ski World Cup in Wisła! "We clarified things"

December 04, 2024 / Przegląd Sportowy

The Ski World Cup in Wisła is set to go ahead after concerns about conditions. With snow successfully laid on the hill, officials confirm that 68 jumpers from 16 nations will be participating. Sandro Pertile, the World Cup director, expressed optimism about the situation, saying preparations are going well.

This is why Kamil Stoch is having troubles. Adam Małysz cannot help him

This is why Kamil Stoch is having troubles. Adam Małysz cannot help him

December 04, 2024 / Przegląd Sportowy

The article discusses the challenges faced by Polish ski jumper Kamil Stoch at the start of the World Cup season, highlighting his struggles to perform at his best. Adam Małysz, a prominent figure in Polish skiing, expresses cautious optimism about the team's prospects while acknowledging the lack of top performances from the athletes, including Stoch.

Ski Jumpers Trapped in Bus: Troubles and Fears Ahead of the World Cup in Poland

Ski Jumpers Trapped in Bus: Troubles and Fears Ahead of the World Cup in Poland

December 04, 2024 / Przegląd Sportowy

Switzerland's ski jumpers, led by Simon Ammann, faced a harrowing experience after a series of unfortunate events while returning from the World Cup events in Ruka, Finland. They were trapped in their bus due to locked doors, later experienced a vehicle skidding off the icy road, and ultimately, lost their luggage upon arrival in Rovaniemi, exacerbating an already difficult start to the season.

Sensational Polish Champion: Celebrated Until He Read the Comments

Sensational Polish Champion: Celebrated Until He Read the Comments

December 04, 2024 / Przegląd Sportowy

Klemens Joniak, a 19-year-old ski jumper, stunned everyone by winning the Polish championship, defeating much more experienced competitors. His victory, though impressive, faced some backlash online, questioning his success due to wind conditions and lack of experience. Despite the negative comments, Joniak remains focused on his goals, including preparing for future international competitions.

Piotr Żyła reveals his issue:

Piotr Żyła reveals his issue: "It's been a long time since I felt this way"

December 04, 2024 / Przegląd Sportowy

Piotr Żyła is set to return to competition at the World Cup events in Zakopane, but he acknowledges he isn't at his optimal fitness yet. He expressed concerns about his weight and strength in an interview, noting he's lighter than usual and struggling with stability in his jumps.

"Health endangered" - "It was terrible!" Norwegians go after the jury

December 03, 2024 / Krone.at

Following the ski jumping World Cup weekend in Ruka, the Norwegian team has sharply criticized the jury for their handling of the event under difficult wind conditions. Athletes Halvor Egner Granerud and Robert Johansson expressed frustration, claiming the jury jeopardized their health by allowing competitions to proceed in hazardous conditions. FIS director Sandro Pertile defended the jury's decisions, emphasizing the challenges of outdoor sports.

Apoloniusz Tajner Addresses Poor Start to the Season

Apoloniusz Tajner Addresses Poor Start to the Season

December 03, 2024 / Przegląd Sportowy

Polish ski jumpers have not started the season as hoped, leading Apoloniusz Tajner to share his thoughts on the team's performance. He highlighted key competitors like Paweł Wąsek and Kamil Stoch as potential leaders in upcoming competitions, while anticipating a challenging season ahead. The upcoming World Cup in Wisła offers a chance for the athletes to improve their results.

Alarm in Polish Ski Jumping:

Alarm in Polish Ski Jumping: "Just Like Before Adam Małysz"

December 03, 2024 / Przegląd Sportowy

Jan Ziobro, a notable figure in Polish ski jumping, expresses alarm over the current state of the Polish ski jumping team, comparing it to the pre-Małysz era. The team's performance is disappointing, with the top Polish athlete, Paweł Wąsek, ranking only 21st overall. Ziobro criticizes the lack of development in young talent and calls for a revitalization of the sport in Poland.

Steamboat Springs Winter Sports Club to host Jumpin’ & Bumpin’ to kick off winter competition season this weekend

Steamboat Springs Winter Sports Club to host Jumpin’ & Bumpin’ to kick off winter competition season this weekend

December 03, 2024 / SteamboatPilot

The Steamboat Springs Winter Sports Club is launching its winter competition season with the Jumpin’ & Bumpin’ event at Howelsen Hill on December 7-8. The event will feature ski jumping and Nordic combined competitions, attracting top athletes from across North America.

Decision Made Regarding the Ski Jumping World Cup in Wisła

Decision Made Regarding the Ski Jumping World Cup in Wisła

December 03, 2024 / Przegląd Sportowy

The Polish Ski Association has confirmed that the Ski Jumping World Cup event in Wisła will take place on snow despite challenging weather conditions. The event is scheduled for early December, and the Polish team lineup has been revealed.

Adam Małysz Revealed the Whole Truth. Issues in Wisła Before the World Cup.

Adam Małysz Revealed the Whole Truth. Issues in Wisła Before the World Cup. "Who Can Afford It?"

December 03, 2024 / Przegląd Sportowy

Adam Małysz discusses the challenges facing the upcoming Ski Jumping World Cup in Wisła, emphasizing the lack of snow and the need for significant changes in the sport. He expresses concern over the worsening weather conditions and the financial viability for organizers to host such events in the future.