Ski Jumping
Men’s Super Team to crown last Milano Cortina 2026 Ski Jumping medalists
February 16, 2026 / FIS
With the last medals at Milano Cortina 2026 up for grabs the new Men’s Super Team event will decide the final Ski Jumping podiums. The format — two athletes per nation each jumping three rounds on Predazzo’s Large Hill — sets up a dramatic finish after an Olympic programme full of surprises and historic results.
Kacper Tomasiak’s big advantage — coaches’ stories confirmed in Predazzo
February 16, 2026 / Przegląd Sportowy / Onet
Kacper Tomasiak won an Olympic bronze on the large hill in Predazzo less than three weeks after turning 19, confirming what his coaches have long said about his talent and early development. The article recalls other Polish greats’ early successes (Stoch, Małysz, Fortuna) and includes memories from his first coach Jarosław Konior about Tomasiak’s standout performances from youth categories.
Austria save best until last to win first Olympic Men’s Super Team gold
February 16, 2026 / FIS
Austria's Jan Hoerl and Stephan Embacher won gold in the inaugural Men's Super Team at the Milano Cortina 2026 Winter Olympics, leading from the start and securing victory after the final round was cancelled due to heavy wet snowfall. Poland took silver through Kacper Tomasiak and Pawel Wasek, while Norway (Johann Andre Forfang and Kristoffer Eriksen Sundal) held on for bronze.
Tomasiak's trouble before the Olympic medal fight — sensational trial results
February 16, 2026 / Przegląd Sportowy / Onet
Poland's young star Kacper Tomasiak delivered a disappointing jump in the trial round before the Olympic large‑hill team/duet event in Predazzo, landing at 125.5 m and finishing 11th in the trial. Swiss veteran Gregor Deschwanden surprisingly won the trial, while teammate Paweł Wąsek also produced a solid jump; the main competition starts at 19:00. The article also reviews recent results and which nations would have been on the podium based on Saturday's individual contest.
Medal table at the Olympics after Poland's sensational medal
February 16, 2026 / Przegląd Sportowy / Onet
Poland won its fourth medal at the Winter Olympics when Kacper Tomasiak and Paweł Wąsek took silver in the team/duet ski jumping event. The result moved Poland up to 19th place in the overall Olympic medal table, while Norway, Italy and the Netherlands lead the standings.
Kacper Tomasiak so close! Sensational individual results from the Olympic pairs contest
February 16, 2026 / Przegląd Sportowy / Onet
Poland's 19-year-old Kacper Tomasiak and teammate Paweł Wąsek won silver in the Olympic pairs contest in Predazzo. Individually Tomasiak posted the fourth-best score (278.2 points) while Wąsek had the eighth-best individual score; the competition was won by Austrians Jan Hörl and Stephan Embacher.
Brilliant Kacper Tomasiak! 19-year-old makes history
February 16, 2026 / Przegląd Sportowy / Onet
Polish 19-year-old ski jumper Kacper Tomasiak became one of the youngest triple medalists at a single Winter Olympic Games in the 21st century. He won silver on the normal hill, bronze on the large hill and a second silver in the pairs (duets) event alongside Paweł Wąsek. The article also notes the cash and token rewards he will receive from the Polish Olympic Committee for his three medals.
Adam Małysz’s words say everything about Maciej Maciusiak’s future
February 16, 2026 / Przegląd Sportowy / Onet
After Poland left the Olympics in Predazzo with at least two medals—both won thanks to 19-year-old Kacper Tomasiak—PZN president Adam Małysz commented on coach Maciej Maciusiak’s future. Małysz defended Maciusiak, praising his work ethic and arguing results should decide a coach’s fate, while noting Tomasiak’s mental strength and technique as keys to his success.
Big spectacle at the end of the Games — Poles have a shot at a medal
February 16, 2026 / Przegląd Sportowy / Onet
The article previews the Olympic mixed team (duet) ski jumping event concluding the Games, noting that up to six teams can realistically fight for medals. Poland will be represented by Kacper Tomasiak and Paweł Wąsek, and while Japan look like the favorites, the competition is expected to be open and exciting.
Karol Nawrocki and Donald Tusk react after Poles' Olympic medal — unanimous congratulations
February 16, 2026 / Przegląd Sportowy / Onet
Polish President (or head of PZPN) Karol Nawrocki and Prime Minister Donald Tusk both publicly congratulated Kacper Tomasiak and Paweł Wąsek after the pair won a surprise silver medal in the Olympic team/duet ski jumping event in Predazzo. The article describes the circumstances — difficult wind conditions, the jury cancelling the final round — and highlights the immediate reactions from prominent Polish politicians.
Adam Małysz lost his composure — he spoke immediately after the Polish medal
February 16, 2026 / Przegląd Sportowy / Onet
Longtime Polish ski jumping hero Adam Małysz was visibly moved after Poland won a medal in the Olympic team/duet event in Predazzo. Speaking live on Eurosport, Małysz praised the athletes and the coach, admitted he was emotional and said the Polish Ski Association board will decide on the team's future after the season.
This is what the German coach did after Poland's Olympic medal — he was 'caught'
February 16, 2026 / Przegląd Sportowy / Onet
Germany coach Stefan Horngacher was visibly upset after the jury cancelled the third round of the Olympic pairs contest in Predazzo, a decision that cost his team a medal by 0.3 points. The article describes his reaction — an attempt to leave the hill to calm down — and recalls that Kacper Tomasiak and Paweł Wąsek took silver while Jan Hörl and Stephan Embacher won gold for Austria.