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Paweł Wasek was 23rd, Aleksander Zniszczoł - 25th, and Kamil Stoch - 28th in Sunday's Ski Jumping World Cup competition in Lillehammer, Norway. The winner was Austrian Jan Hoerl, who won the fourth victory in his career.more

Pawel Wssek was 14th, Aleksander Zniszczoł - 23rd, and Dawid Kubacki - 26th in the first individual competition of the season in the Ski Jumping World Cup in Lillehammer, Norway. The winner was German Pius Paschke, who achieved the second victory in his career.more

The first individual ski jumping World Cup competition of the season takes place in Lillehammer today. Five Poles took part in the qualification: Kamil Stoch, Dawid Kubacki, Aleksander Zniszczoł, Paweł Wąsek and Maciej Kot.more

Kamil Stoch has returned to training on the ski jumping hill after an injury suffered in September, the Polish Ski Association (PZN) announced yesterday.more

Czech Republic's Petr Cech, a former goalkeeper for the likes of Arsenal and Chelsea London who turned his interest to ice hockey after his football career, will play for the Belfast Giants, the team to which he was on loan from Oxford City Stars last season, in the 2024/25 season.more

Today, the French Alps were chosen to host the Winter Olympic Games in 2030, and the American Salt Lake City in 2034 - it was announced during the 142nd session of the International Olympic Committee in Paris.more

The PKOl Fair Play Awards Gala for 2022 and 2023 was held at the Olympic Centre in Warsaw, and the ‘Olympic Hopes’ awards were also presented. The statuette in the ‘clean play act’ category was awarded to, among others, ski jumpers Dawid Kubacki and Slovenian Anze Lanisek.more

Former coach of the Polish national ski jumping team Czech Michal Dolezal has become the coach of Kamil Stoch, it was announced at a press conference in Szczawnica on Friday.more

For the ski jumping season 2024/25 Kamil Stoch will prepare himself individually, PZN announced. The detailed conditions and the name of the coach with whom Stoch will work are not yet known.more

Thomas Thurnbichler will remain as coach of the national ski jumping team, but will have new assistants Maciej Maciusiak and Arvid Endler. This was announced by the Polish Ski Association after a meeting to sum up the season, one of the weakest in recent years.more

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Poland finished fifth in the World Cup team competition on the mammoth hill in Planica. The second round was cancelled due to too much wind, Austria won ahead of Slovenia and Norway.more

Kamil Stoch was 11th, Aleksander Zniszczol 14th, Piotr Zyla 23rd and Dawid Kubacki 32nd in yesterday's individual World Cup competition on the mammoth hill in Planica. Slovenian Peter Prevc triumphed ahead of Austrian Daniel Huber and Norwegian Johann Andre Forfang.more

Dawid Kubacki, Kamil Stoch, Aleksander Zniszczoł, Piotr Żyła and Maciej Kot will perform on the ski jumping hill in Planica at the end of the ski jumping World Cup season. There will be individual competitions on Friday and Sunday, and team competitions on Saturday.more

General classification leader Stefan Kraft overtook Japanese Ryoyu Kobayashi on the Ski Jumping World Cup payroll after winning the Raw Air series. The Austrian earned more than 356,000 Swiss Francs. After successful performances in Norway, the best of the Poles is Aleksander Zniszczol.more

Aleksander Zniszczoł was seventh, Piotr Żyła 26th, Dawid Kubacki 28th, and Kamil Stoch 30th in Sunday's second World Cup competition on the ski jumping hill in Vikersund. The winner was Austrian Daniel Huber, and the best in the Raw Air series was his compatriot Stefan Kraft.more

Dawid Kubacki was 14th, Aleksander Zniszczol - 18th, Kamil Stoch - 19th, Piotr Żyła - 29th, and Maciej Kot - 30th in the Ski Jumping World Cup competition in Trondheim. Austrian Stefan Kraft won his 42nd individual victory in his career.more

Aleksander Zniszczoł took 22nd place in the World Cup competition on the normal hill in Trondheim. Dawid Kubacki was 24th, Maciej Kot 26th, Kamil Stoch 33rd, and Piotr Żyła 40th. The winner was the Japanese Ryoyu Kobayashi, ahead of the Slovenian Peter Prevc and the Austrian Jan Hoerl.more

Home country's Johann Andre Forfang won yesterday's ski jumping World Cup competition in Oslo ahead of Japan's Ryoyu Kobayashi and Austria's Stefan Kraft. The best of the Poles, Aleksander Zniszczol, finished 10th.more

Piotr Zyla took 12th place in the Ski Jumping World Cup competition in Oslo. The leader of the general classification was won by Austrian Stefan Kraft. This is his 41st career victory.more

Aleksander Zniszczoł stood on the podium of the Ski Jumping World Cup competition for the first time in his career. On Sunday in Lahti he took third place. The winner was Austrian Jan Hoerl, and second was Slovenian Peter Prevc.more

Aleksander Zniszczol was eighth, Maciej Kot 33rd, Kamil Stoch 36th, Piotr Zyla 37th and Paweł Wasek 41st in Friday's ski jumping World Cup competition in Lahti, Finland. Slovenian Lovro Kos won. Overall leader Austrian Stefan Kraft did not advance to the second round.more

Kamil Stoch finished 11th in the ski jumping World Cup competition on the mammoth facility in Oberstdorf, Germany. Austrian Stefan Kraft won, claiming his 40th career victory and consolidating his lead in the overall ranking of the series.more

Kamil Stoch was 12th, Aleksander Zniszczoł 19th, Piotr Żyła 26th, and Dawid Kubacki 39th in yesterday's Ski Jumping World Cup competition at the mammoth facility in Oberstdorf. The winner was Slovenian Timi Zajc. His compatriot Peter Prevc and Austrian Stefan Kraft also stood on the podium.more

Aleksander Zniszczoł and Piotr Żyła finished fifth in the duo competition in the World Cup on the hill in Oberstdorf. The Slovenes won ahead of the Norwegians and the Austrians.more