Ski Jumping
Lillehammer: Japan’s Nozomi Maruyama wins again – Eder 12th
November 23, 2025 / krone.at
Nozomi Maruyama dominated the second women’s World Cup ski jumping event of the season in Lillehammer, winning by 28.8 points over Norway’s Heidi Dyhre Traaserud, with defending overall champion Nika Prevc third. Austria’s Lisa Eder, third on Saturday, finished 12th, while Julia Mühlbacher was 17th; Hannah Wiegele missed the second round in 33rd and Chiara Kreuzer was out in qualification.
Lillehammer ski jumping: Austrians miss the podium; Kobayashi wins
November 23, 2025 / krone.at
At the second World Cup competition in Lillehammer, Japan’s Ryoyu Kobayashi claimed his 36th World Cup victory ahead of Slovenia’s Domen Prevc and Germany’s Felix Hoffmann. Austria’s Stefan Kraft led the ÖSV team with fifth place, while Daniel Tschofenig finished seventh, Jan Hörl eighth, and 19-year-old Stephan Embacher secured a career‑best ninth. Kraft is now just 47 World Cup points shy of Janne Ahonen’s all-time points record and hopes to surpass it in Falun, where two events are scheduled midweek.
Maruyama caps magical World Cup weekend with third Lillehammer win
November 23, 2025 / FIS
Japan’s Nozomi Maruyama completed a perfect weekend in Lillehammer, winning Sunday’s women’s World Cup after contributing to Japan’s Mixed Team victory on Friday and taking her maiden individual win on Saturday. She posted jumps of 134 m and 133 m for 283.6 points, ahead of Norway’s Heidi Traaserud, who celebrated her first World Cup podium, and Slovenia’s Nika Prevc in third. Germany’s Katharina Schmid finished fourth, while Canada’s Abigail Strate rebounded to fifth and Finland’s 17‑year‑old Heta Hirvonen placed tenth.
"Like a stabbed bird" – Ski jumper Andreas Wellinger baffled at start of Olympic season
November 22, 2025 / Sportschau
Double Olympic champion Andreas Wellinger failed to qualify for the World Cup event in Lillehammer, jumping only 110 meters and placing 56th. He and teammate Pius Paschke, who also missed the cut, blamed form issues and adapting to tighter, newly regulated suits, while expert Sven Hannawald noted the skis offer "zero" lift. Head coach Stefan Horngacher said the team is working on solutions with another qualifying chance coming on Sunday.
Ski jumping – Strong start: Austria’s Lisa Eder opens World Cup with podium in Lillehammer
November 22, 2025 / krone.at
Austria’s Lisa Eder finished third in the women’s World Cup opener in Lillehammer after jumps of 121 m and 125.5 m for 255.4 points. Japan’s Nozomi Maruyama dominated with 133.5 m and 130.5 m to claim her first-ever World Cup victory, ahead of Canada’s Abigail Strate. Austria’s Julia Mühlbacher placed 18th after moving up ten spots in the second round; another individual event is scheduled in Lillehammer on Sunday.
Austrian ‘Eagles’ dominate Lillehammer opener with podium sweep
November 22, 2025 / krone.at
Austria opened the men’s World Cup ski jumping season in style at Lillehammer with a 1-2-3 finish. Daniel Tschofenig won ahead of teammates Jan Hörl and Stefan Kraft, while Slovenia’s Domen Prevc was fourth. Norway struggled, with Marius Lindvik best in 16th, and several German standouts missed out, though Philipp Raimund placed sixth.
Maruyama lands maiden World Cup win in Lillehammer
November 22, 2025 / FIS
Japan’s Nozomi Maruyama won her first individual FIS Ski Jumping World Cup, dominating the Lillehammer opener with jumps over 130 m and a 25.8‑point winning margin. Abigail Strate finished second and Lisa Eder completed the podium, while reigning overall champion Nika Prevc struggled to 15th amid tricky winds. The event follows Japan’s mixed team win on Friday and sets up a second Lillehammer competition on Sunday.
Daniel Tschofenig tops all-Austrian podium in World Cup return
November 22, 2025 / FIS
Daniel Tschofenig opened the 2025/26 season with a win in Lillehammer, leading an all-Austrian podium ahead of Jan Hoerl and Stefan Kraft despite recently recovering from a knee injury. The event featured shifting wind conditions, notable moves in the second round, and storylines including Simon Ammann’s record-extending 29th World Cup season and mixed fortunes for others like Pius Paschke and Domen Prevc.
Lillehammer Mixed Team Ski Jumping HS140 — Live Ticker (not yet started)
November 21, 2025 / Sportschau
This Sportschau page is a live ticker for the mixed team ski jumping event on the HS140 hill in Lillehammer, scheduled for 21 November 2025. As of now, no data or updates are available because the live coverage has not begun.
Japanese joy after season-opening Ski Jumping World Cup win
November 21, 2025 / FIS
Japan won the season-opening Mixed Team event of the FIS Ski Jumping World Cup in Lillehammer, led by Olympic champion Ryoyu Kobayashi alongside Nozomi Maruyama, Ren Nikaido and Yuki Ito. Slovenia finished second after a strong second round highlighted by Nika Prevc, with Austria taking third despite missing Daniel Tschofenig. The article includes reactions from Yuki Ito, Domen Prevc and Philipp Raimund, and lists the weekend schedule.
Strong start: Austrian mixed ski jumping team podium in Lillehammer
November 21, 2025 / Krone.at
Austria’s quartet of Julia Mühlbacher, Lisa Eder, Stefan Kraft and Jan Hörl finished third in the mixed team event at the Lillehammer Ski Jumping World Cup opener. Japan won ahead of Olympic champions Slovenia, with Germany fourth and Norway fifth. Hörl and Eder reacted positively, while Austria now looks to individual events where Hörl, Kraft and defending crystal globe winner Daniel Tschofenig are considered contenders.
“Was a mistake, was crap” – Stefan Kraft conciliatory as suit scandal fades
November 20, 2025 / krone.at
Ahead of the World Cup opener in Lillehammer, Austrian stars say they want to move on from last season’s World Championships suit-manipulation scandal involving Norway. Stefan Kraft and coach Andreas Widhölzl call the matter settled, while Jan Hörl stresses the sport needs Norway back – albeit under fair play. Marius Lindvik and Johann André Forfang return from three‑month bans as FIS introduces stricter equipment checks and a yellow/red card system; the mild sanctions still draw criticism from Andreas Wellinger, and Daniel Tschofenig’s earlier accusations sparked a sharp rebuttal from Lindvik.