Hanna Brodin (SWE) and Thomas Northug (NOR) took the victory at the FIS Nordic Junior World Ski Championships in Hinterzarten/Notschrei in the sprint competition.

The World Cup racer Hanna Brodin (SWE) won the free technique sprint ahead defending Champion Ingvild Flugstad Oestberg from Norway. The third spot took her team mate Kari Oeyre Slind (NOR). "In a way this was a revenge for me after taking silver behind Ingvild last year. I played this race many times in my head and today it was right according to my dreams."said Hanna, having realized his dream."Junior World Championship is the main goal this season and I felt some pressure after last year's championship, but it's fun to take the silver. Gold is of course best, but I'm happy with silver" commented Oestberg her performance.

In the men's competition Thomas Northug (NOR), the brother of World Cup leader Petter Northug (NOR) captured the Junior World Champion title ahead of this team mate Paal Golberg and the Italian Frederico Pellegrino. "Awesome" said Northug and added: "I felt very strong and I felt even better when I gained meters on the rest of the field. I plan to take part in all distance in Hinterzarten. I expect me being strongest in Pursuit.". Ambitious Goldberg was also happy with his performance. "It was a good day for me and I hoped to make it to the finals. I could not beat Thomas today."

FIScrosscountry.com
Monday 25 January 2010

Place Hinterzarten (GER) Discipline SP 1.0 km F Final
Date 25.01.2010 Category FIS Junior World Ski Championships
Race codex 2619 Gender M
Valid for FIS Points NO TD Name Turku Niklas (FIN)

Rank Bib FIS Code Name Year Nation Time
1 9 3420798 NORTHUG Tomas 1990 NOR
2 3 3420909 GOLBERG Paal 1990 NOR
3 15 3290326 PELLEGRINO Federico 1990 ITA
4 1 3180436 MIKKONEN Juho 1990 FIN
5 20 3480906 OZERSKIY Dmitriy 1990 RUS
6 26 3290290 NIZZI Enrico 1990 ITA
7 92 3190255 GROS Baptiste 1990 FRA
8 27 3481161 BELOV Evgeniy 1990 RUS
9 53 3190282 JAY Renaud 1991 FRA
10 38 3190230 GOALABRE Paul 1991 FRA
11 29 3150136 BARTON Jan 1990 CZE
12 37 3420961 KROGH Finn Haagen 1990 NOR
13 5 3420877 BYGGLAND Aanund Lid 1990 NOR
14 25 3290353 VIERIN Francois 1990 ITA
15 8 3510377 HEDIGER Jovian 1990 SUI
16 14 3510351 FURGER Roman 1990 SUI
17 12 3200210 EISENLAUER Sebastian 1990 GER
18 99 3660034 MELNIK Aliaksandr 1990 BLR
19 11 3500805 KARLSSON Anton 1990 SWE
20 17 3481056 STROITELEV Fedor 1991 RUS
21 60 3200309 WOLZ Alexander 1991 GER
22 19 3390101 RANKEL Raido 1990 EST
23 34 3530511 BJORNSEN Erik 1991 USA
24 13 3200226 SCHNETZER Michael 1990 GER
25 33 3300330 LENTING Akira 1990 JPN
26 22 3500743 GUSTAFSSON Victor 1990 SWE
27 44 3670038 RAKHIMBAEV Daulet 1992 KAZ
28 36 3180609 KOMU Jouni 1990 FIN
29 16 3510348 COLOGNA Gianluca 1990 SUI
30 71 3150450 MAKA Daniel 1992 CZE
Did not start
102 3240019 KONYA Adam 1992 HUN
42 3060011 MATHY Gaetan 1990 BEL

Place Hinterzarten (GER) Discipline SP 1.0 km F Qual
Date 25.01.2010 Category Sprint Qualification
Race codex 2618 Gender M
Valid for FIS Points YES TD Name Turku Niklas (FIN)

Rank Bib FIS Code Name Year Nation Time FIS Points
1 3290326 PELLEGRINO Federico 1990 ITA 0:02:29.1 35.00
2 3420798 NORTHUG Tomas 1990 NOR 0:02:30.2 43.85
3 3481161 BELOV Evgeniy 1990 RUS 0:02:32.2 59.95
4 3420909 GOLBERG Paal 1990 NOR 0:02:32.3 60.75
4 3420877 BYGGLAND Aanund Lid 1990 NOR 0:02:32.3 60.75
6 3200210 EISENLAUER Sebastian 1990 GER 0:02:32.4 61.56
6 3480906 OZERSKIY Dmitriy 1990 RUS 0:02:32.4 61.56
8 3290353 VIERIN Francois 1990 ITA 0:02:32.6 63.17
9 3420961 KROGH Finn Haagen 1990 NOR 0:02:33.8 72.83
10 3200309 WOLZ Alexander 1991 GER 0:02:34.3 76.85
11 3660034 MELNIK Aliaksandr 1990 BLR 0:02:34.5 78.46
12 3190282 JAY Renaud 1991 FRA 0:02:34.7 80.07
13 3190255 GROS Baptiste 1990 FRA 0:02:34.8 80.88
13 3500805 KARLSSON Anton 1990 SWE 0:02:34.8 80.88
13 3180436 MIKKONEN Juho 1990 FIN 0:02:34.8 80.88
16 3510377 HEDIGER Jovian 1990 SUI 0:02:35.1 83.29
17 3390101 RANKEL Raido 1990 EST 0:02:35.3 84.90
18 3481056 STROITELEV Fedor 1991 RUS 0:02:35.4 85.70
19 3290290 NIZZI Enrico 1990 ITA 0:02:35.6 87.31
20 3150136 BARTON Jan 1990 CZE 0:02:35.8 88.92
21 3510351 FURGER Roman 1990 SUI 0:02:36.0 90.53
22 3200226 SCHNETZER Michael 1990 GER 0:02:36.3 92.95
22 3530511 BJORNSEN Erik 1991 USA 0:02:36.3 92.95
24 3190230 GOALABRE Paul 1991 FRA 0:02:36.6 95.36
24 3300330 LENTING Akira 1990 JPN 0:02:36.6 95.36
24 3500743 GUSTAFSSON Victor 1990 SWE 0:02:36.6 95.36
27 3670038 RAKHIMBAEV Daulet 1992 KAZ 0:02:36.7 96.17
27 3180609 KOMU Jouni 1990 FIN 0:02:36.7 96.17
29 3510348 COLOGNA Gianluca 1990 SUI 0:02:36.9 97.78
29 3150450 MAKA Daniel 1992 CZE 0:02:36.9 97.78
31 3530485 PACKER Eric 1990 USA 0:02:37.0 98.58
32 3220002 MUSGRAVE Andrew 1990 GBR 0:02:37.1 99.39
33 3430136 GAZUREK Sebastian 1990 POL 0:02:37.6 103.41
34 3670026 STAROSTIN Mark 1990 KAZ 0:02:38.1 107.43
35 3050195 BUNTE Philip 1990 AUT 0:02:38.2 108.24
36 3190229 JEANNEROD Alexis 1991 FRA 0:02:38.6 111.46
36 3530522 KORNFIELD Tyler 1991 USA 0:02:38.6 111.46
36 3510366 SCHNIDER Ueli 1990 SUI 0:02:38.6 111.46
39 3050130 BACHNER Gert 1990 AUT 0:02:38.7 112.26
40 3481163 RETIVYKH Gleb 1991 RUS 0:02:38.8 113.07
41 3100222 STEWART-JONES Patrick 1991 CAN 0:02:39.0 114.68
42 3100232 SHIELDS Andy 1991 CAN 0:02:39.2 116.29
42 3560061 SIMENC Matej 1990 SLO 0:02:39.2 116.29
42 3300373 MIYAZAWA Hiroyuki 1991 JPN 0:02:39.2 116.29
45 3100169 BURTON Joey 1990 CAN 0:02:39.4 117.90
46 3050156 WEGSCHEIDER Thomas 1991 AUT 0:02:39.8 121.12
47 3670039 RAGOZIN Roman 1993 KAZ 0:02:39.9 121.92
48 3500755 JONSSON Fredrik 1990 SWE 0:02:40.0 122.73
49 3180420 SJOLUND Oskar 1990 FIN 0:02:40.1 123.53
50 3550054 KOSTJUKOVS Rinalds 1992 LAT 0:02:40.2 124.34
51 3050180 BALDAUF Dominik 1992 AUT 0:02:40.9 129.97
52 3350003 HAELG Philipp 1991 LIE 0:02:41.1 131.58
52 3700061 KOPLIK Jergus 1992 SVK 0:02:41.1 131.58
54 3560055 SCUK Amel 1990 SLO 0:02:41.2 132.38
55 3500733 ERIKSSON Johan 1990 SWE 0:02:41.4 133.99
55 3220016 YOUNG Andrew 1992 GBR 0:02:41.4 133.99
57 3560086 GORJANC Matjaz 1992 SLO 0:02:41.8 137.21
58 3660055 VORANAU Aliaksandr 1990 BLR 0:02:42.2 140.43
59 3560087 TRSAN Rok 1992 SLO 0:02:42.6 143.65
60 3700058 KAPSO Martin 1991 SVK 0:02:43.3 149.29
61 3390124 MASLENNIKOV Aleksandr 1991 EST 0:02:43.8 153.31
62 3150351 SMERDA Tomas 1991 CZE 0:02:43.9 154.11
63 3690035 SEMENTSOV Denys 1990 UKR 0:02:44.2 156.53
64 3390112 PRIKS Morten 1990 EST 0:02:44.4 158.14
65 3690050 KHLIBURAD Iurii 1992 UKR 0:02:44.8 161.36
66 3670024 KOBDOLDANOV Rustem 1990 KAZ 0:02:45.5 166.99
67 3490145 ROJO Imanol 1990 SPA 0:02:45.7 168.60
68 3460021 HOGIU Petrica 1991 ROU 0:02:46.0 171.02
69 3430142 RZESZOTKO Marcin 1990 POL 0:02:46.1 171.82
70 3100216 HOLLAND Zach 1992 CAN 0:02:46.2 172.63
71 3690044 SHUGAYEV Valeriy 1992 UKR 0:02:46.3 173.43
72 3530516 TARLING Sam 1990 USA 0:02:46.4 174.24
73 3690063 GONCHAROV Oleksandr 1992 UKR 0:02:46.7 176.65
74 3170014 HULGAARD Lasse 1991 DAN 0:02:46.9 178.26
75 3430174 KACZMARZYK Tomasz 1992 POL 0:02:47.0 179.06
76 3240009 SZABO Milan 1990 HUN 0:02:47.5 183.09
77 3700057 BRUNN David 1991 SVK 0:02:47.6 183.89
78 3550056 SLOTINS Roberts 1991 LAT 0:02:47.7 184.70
79 3390130 SAMBLA Avo 1991 EST 0:02:47.8 185.50
80 3550066 LIEPINS Arvis 1990 LAT 0:02:48.0 187.11
81 3180597 VILHUNEN Esa 1991 FIN 0:02:48.3 189.53
82 3430144 ZAJAC Janusz 1990 POL 0:02:49.4 198.38
83 3380033 DADIC Edi 1993 CRO 0:02:50.1 204.01
84 3700069 POLACKO Michal 1992 SVK 0:02:50.3 205.62
85 3090089 DEYANOV Simeon 1994 BUL 0:02:51.1 212.06
86 3520035 ATES Suleyman 1991 TUR 0:02:53.3 229.77
87 3520024 YUSUFUOGLU Omer 1990 TUR 0:02:53.4 230.57
88 3090091 DANOV Filip 1992 BUL 0:02:53.5 231.38
89 3220004 STANDEN Alexander 1990 GBR 0:02:54.0 235.40
90 3040101 BELLINGHAM Phillip 1991 AUS 0:02:54.7 241.04
91 3220017 NEWMAN William 1992 GBR 0:02:56.0 251.50
92 3090093 SINAPOV Anton 1993 BUL 0:02:56.2 253.11
93 3520038 TAS Azat Poyraz 1991 TUR 0:02:56.7 257.13
94 3780025 STROLIA Vytautas 1992 LTU 0:02:57.0 259.55
95 3040095 JONES Robert 1991 AUS 0:02:58.4 270.81
96 3740021 MIKAYELYAN Sergey 1992 ARM 0:02:58.6 272.42
97 3490227 SAIZAR Xabier 1992 SPA 0:03:00.3 286.11
98 3740013 GRIGORYAN Argam 1990 ARM 0:03:01.4 294.96
99 3090072 KOSTADINOV Bogomil 1992 BUL 0:03:01.6 296.57
100 3520037 ALTIN Ertan 1992 TUR 0:03:02.6 304.62
101 3740023 POGHOSYAN Tadevos 1993 ARM 0:03:10.1 364.98
Did not start
3060011 MATHY Gaetan 1990 BEL
3240019 KONYA Adam 1992 HUN

Junior World Championships begin in Hinterzarten

The Junior World Championships 2010 started for the nordic combined athletes with the first training jumps on the K 95 in Hinterzarten on Monday. The performances could not really be compared because the jury changed the gate of the inrun various times and let the young athletes start from gate 20 to gate 30.

The competitions will take place on Wednesday, January 27th (1:00 pm jumping, 3:45 pm 5 km-race), Friday, January 29th (10:00 am jumping, 1:00 pm 10 km-race) and on Sunday, January 31st (Team, 10:00 am jumping, 1:00 pm 4x5 km). 73 athletes from 16 nations will take part.

Among them famous names like, for example, Johannes Rydzek, constant member of the German World Cup team and also taking part in the Olympic Winter Games in Vancouver three weeks from now. His teammate Manuel Faisst made his debut in the World Cup on Saturday in Schonach. Kaarel Nurmsalu from Estonia also showed his skills on the hill in the World Cup, Samuel Guy from France, son of Olympic Champion Fabrice, is slowly getting closer to the world class. Armin Bauer from Italy also has some experience in the World Cup already, just like Junshiro Kobayashi or Yoshito Watabe from Japan. Truls Soenstehagen Johansen and Ole Christian Wendel from Norway also have to be reckoned with, like Pawel Slowiok from Poland, Gasper Berlot from Slovenia and Taylor Fletcher from the USA.

When looking back in time, one day especially leaps to the eye. On January 25th, 1924 the first Olympic Winter Games started in Chamonix. And now it's not only possible, but probable, that athletes taking part in today's opening ceremony of the Nordic Junior World Championships in Hinterzarten will also become Olympians.

FISnordiccombined.com
25.01.2010 12:36

Junior World Championships about to start

What do Martin Hoellwarth, Janne Ahonen, Toni Nieminen, Tommy Ingebrigtsen, Michael Uhrmann, Wolfgang Loitzl, Thomas Morgenstern and Gregor Schlierenzauer have in common? All of them were Junior World Champion.

This week, the fight for the title of best junior jumper is on again. The best youngsters in skijumping nordic combined and cross country skiing are crowned in Hinterzarten in the Black Forest. The championships take place from January 24th to 31st.

Germans want medals
In skijumping some athletes who already gained experience in the World Cup are in to compete for the medals. First and foremost this applies for Pascal Bodmer, who already achieved a podium result and is the best German in the overall World Cup as 12th. His teammate Richard Freitag also wants a medal. The Saxon already scored world cup points this season. It's clear that the German team wants to benefit from the home turf advantage.

The Austrians count on defending champion Lukas Mueller. He would the first to defend his title since Janne Ahonen who repeated his triumph from 1993, where he won ahead of Andreas Widhoelzl and Alexander Herr, in 1994.

Prevc shall win for Slovenia
The Poles rely on Krzysztof Mietus. But he could not show a good performance at the last World Cups in Zakopane where he didn't qualify for the competition. So far Mateusz Rutkowski won the only Junior World Championship title for Poland in 2004. Peter Prevc shall achieve a top result for Slovenia. The 18-year-old already finished in the Top 30 of a World Cup six times this season and achieved his best career result in Zakopane as 14th. He is in top form for the events in the Black Forest.

Also the Norwegians have an iron in the fire: Anders Fannemel. At his World Cup debut in Lillehammer he was tenth. Fannemel is also only 18-years-old. The Japanese, who are not competing in the World Cup right now and train for Vancouver, count on Kenshiro Ito.

27 nations competing in the men's events
The skijumpers train at the "Adlerschanze" on January 26th and 27th before the individual competition on the HS 108 will take plase on the 28th at 3:30 pm CET. The team competition will be held on January 30th, 4:00 pm CET. 27 nations will take part, among them Hungary, Rumania, Turkey or Belarus. More than 100 competitors will jump in the trainings, in the competition it'll be about 90.

About 40 women competing
Also a women's champion will be crowned. The girls compete on January 29th. Magdalena Schnurr from Germany is the defending champion and the German athletes are considered as favorites.

But the top favorite is the only 14-year-old French Coline Mattel, who was second in Schonach recently. The Austrians pin their hopes on Jacqueline Seifriedsberger, who is fifth in the overall ranking of the Continental Cup. Also American Sarah Hendrickson - only 15-years-old - has good chances to win a medal, she is only one place behind Seifriedsberger. About 40 girls will take part in the competition.

FISskijumping.com
25.01.2010

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