Ski Jumping

Apoloniusz Tajner reacts to Dawid Kubacki's disaster. The painful truth

Apoloniusz Tajner reacts to Dawid Kubacki's disaster. The painful truth

December 28, 2024 / Przegląd Sportowy

Apoloniusz Tajner commented on the disappointing performance of Polish ski jumpers, especially Dawid Kubacki, during the qualification for the Four Hills Tournament. Despite a decent performance from Piotr Żyła, Kubacki's low finish raises concerns about the direction of Polish ski jumping as they head toward the World Championships.

Aleksander Zniszczoł Saves Polish Honor! Disastrous Start to the Four Hills Tournament

Aleksander Zniszczoł Saves Polish Honor! Disastrous Start to the Four Hills Tournament

December 28, 2024 / Przegląd Sportowy

Polish ski jumpers had a rough start during the first training series in Oberstdorf, with Aleksander Zniszczoł being the best at 14th place. Dawid Kubacki's result was concerning, as he struggled to even qualify with a distant 50th place finish.

Incredible what happened after Jakub Wolny's jump.

Incredible what happened after Jakub Wolny's jump. "I would have protested"

December 28, 2024 / Przegląd Sportowy

After a judging error during Jakub Wolny's jump, coach Thomas Thurnbichler expressed that he would have protested if it were a competition. Despite the mistake, Wolny's final score was unaffected. Wolny acknowledged the error, resulting in a lighter moment for both him and Thurnbichler.

52-Year-Old Noriaki Kasai Shows No Mercy to Poles: Another Humiliation

52-Year-Old Noriaki Kasai Shows No Mercy to Poles: Another Humiliation

December 28, 2024 / Przegląd Sportowy

In the Continental Cup event in Engelberg, the 52-year-old Noriaki Kasai surpassed all Polish competitors, highlighting the ongoing struggles of the Polish ski jumpers. Kasai's remarkable performance continues to defy his age and showcases his persistent competitiveness in the sport.

German Team led by Paschke – From Fan to Favorite?

German Team led by Paschke – From Fan to Favorite?

December 27, 2024 / Sportschau

As the Four Hills Tournament approaches, the German ski jumping team, particularly Pius Paschke, is gaining attention and is seen as a favorite after impressive performances this winter. This article reflects on how Paschke transitioned from cheering for his heroes to potentially leading the team as a contender for victory.

All you need to know about the Four Hills Tournament

All you need to know about the Four Hills Tournament

December 27, 2024 / Sportschau

The Four Hills Tournament is a highlight of the winter sports season, consisting of four ski jumping events in Germany and Austria. The tournament kicks off on December 28 with qualifications in Oberstdorf and ends with the final jump in Bischofshofen on January 6. Key participants and broadcasting details are provided.

Declining Interest in Ski Jumping: Broadcast Station Cancels Coverage

Declining Interest in Ski Jumping: Broadcast Station Cancels Coverage

December 27, 2024 / Przegląd Sportowy

The Dutch sports channel 'NOS' announced that it will not cover the upcoming edition of the Four Hills Tournament, marking the end of a 70-year tradition. This cancellation reflects a significant decline in interest in ski jumping in the Netherlands, according to NOS spokespersons. The last notable participation by Dutch ski jumpers was as recent as 2016.

Four Hills: Can Paschke end 23-year German drought?

Four Hills: Can Paschke end 23-year German drought?

December 27, 2024 / FIS Ski Jumping

The Four Hills Tournament kicks off on December 28, featuring ski jumpers competing across four unique venues. Pius Paschke leads the World Cup standings, seeking to end a 23-year drought for Germany in this prestigious event, while Austrian competitors pose strong challenges. The tournament format includes qualifying rounds and head-to-head matchups leading to the crowning of the overall winner based on cumulative scores.

No solution to the crisis – competing for black screens

December 27, 2024 / Eurosport

The article discusses the ongoing crisis where Norwegian spectators may miss the final competitions of the ski jumping season due to unsold broadcasting rights. The ski chiefs express concern over the lack of visibility for the events and the impact it may have on both viewers and sponsors.

Unbelievable! 52-year-old Noriaki Kasai outperformed... all Poles! This is a disgrace

Unbelievable! 52-year-old Noriaki Kasai outperformed... all Poles! This is a disgrace

December 27, 2024 / Przegląd Sportowy

During the Continental Cup competition in Engelberg, 52-year-old Noriaki Kasai made headlines by finishing in 14th place, advancing to the second round and surpassing all Polish competitors, showcasing his remarkable longevity in the sport. Kasai, a legendary figure in ski jumping, continues to defy age and remains a competitive force.

Paschke leads the team for the Tournee - Eisenbichler omitted

Paschke leads the team for the Tournee - Eisenbichler omitted

December 26, 2024 / sportschau.de

Pius Paschke, the current overall leader of the World Cup, will lead the German ski jumpers into the 73rd Four Hills Tournament starting in Oberstdorf, with Markus Eisenbichler being left out. Eisenbichler, a former Tournee runner-up, will return for the New Year's jump in Garmisch-Partenkirchen instead, having lost his spot to Philipp Raimund.

Hüttel on Skijumper Paschke:

Hüttel on Skijumper Paschke: "We've never had this before"

December 26, 2024 / sportschau.de

Horst Hüttel, DSV Sports Director, talks about the remarkable performance of skijumper Pius Paschke ahead of the prestigious Four Hills Tournament. He reflects on Paschke's long journey to success, the importance of his stable performance this season, and the overall team dynamics.