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Aleksander Zniszczoł took seventh place in the last World Cup competition of the 2024/25 season on the giant hill in Planica, Slovenia. The winner was the Slovenian Anze Lanisek. His compatriot Domen Prevc achieved 254.5 m and set a world record.more

Piotr Żyła, Aleksander Zniszczoł, Kamil Stoch and Paweł Wąsek took fourth place in the team competition of the Ski Jumping World Cup at the mammoth facility in Planica, Slovenia. The Austrians won, ahead of the Germans and the host team.more

Slovenian Domen Prevc won Friday's World Cup competition on the giant hill in Planica, Slovenia. Paweł Wąsek was 11th, Kamil Stoch - 14th, Piotr Żyła - 17th, Aleksander Zniszczoł - 27th, and Jakub Wolny - 30th. Austrian Daniel Tschofenig secured victory in the general classification.more

Paweł Wąsek took third place in the Ski Jumping World Cup competition in Lahti, Finland. The winner was Slovenian Anze Lanisek. This is the first Polish podium this season and the first in Wąsek's career.more

Paweł Wąsek was 12th, Aleksander Zniszczoł - 18th, and Kamil Stoch - 19th in the single-series Ski Jumping World Cup competition at the mammoth facility in Vikersund. The winner was the Slovenian Domen Prevc, and the second was the German Andreas Wellinger, who became the winner of the Raw Air series.more

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Paweł Wąsek took 17th place in the Ski Jumping World Cup competition in Oslo. Kamil Stoch was 20th, Dawid Kubacki - 22nd, Aleksander Zniszczoł - 28th, Jakub Wolny - 31st, and Maciej Kot - 44th. The winner was the Japanese Ryoyu Kobayashi, ahead of the Austrian Jan Hoerl and the German Karl Geiger.more

Pawel Wasek finished 10th in the competition on the normal hill in Trondheim at the Nordic World Ski Championships. Norway's Marius Lindvik triumphed, ahead of Germany's Andreas Wellinger and Austria's Jan Hoerl.more

Kamil Stoch came in 16th, with Paweł Wąsek right behind him, and Maciej Kot 24th in Sunday's Ski Jumping World Cup competition in Sapporo, Japan. The winner, just like on Saturday, was Ryoyu Kobayashi, representing the hosts.more

Paweł Wąsek finished 19th, Kamil Stoch was 22nd and Maciej Kot 25th in the ski jumping World Cup competition in Sapporo, Japan. The winner was Japan's Ryoyu Kobayashi, ahead of Austria's Jan Hoerl and Slovenia's Domen Prevc.more

Maciej Kot, taking eighth place, performed best of the Polish representatives in the qualifications for Saturday's Ski Jumping World Cup competition in Sapporo, Japan. All four white-and-reds advanced. Austrian Stefan Kraft won.more

Paweł Wąsek took 11th place and was the best Pole in Saturday's Ski Jumping World Cup competition in Lake Placid, USA. The Norwegian Johann Andre Forfang triumphed ahead of the Austrians Jan Hoerl and the leader of the general classification Daniel Tschofenig.more

Dawid Kubacki was 14th, Paweł Wąsek - 19th, Jakub Wolny - 26th, Piotr Żyła - 28th, and Aleksander Zniszczoł 40th in the World Cup competition in ski jumping in Willingen. The winner was the Austrian Daniel Tschofenig. The second place was taken by the Slovenian Anze Lanisek, who was leading after the first series.more

Pola Beltowska, Aleksander Zniszczol, Anna Twardosz and Pawel Wasek finished ninth in the ski jumping World Cup micro-team competition in Willingen. The Poles dropped out after the first round. The Norwegians won ahead of the Austrians and Germans.more

Paweł Wasek, Aleksander Zniszczol, Jakub Wolny, Piotr Zyla, Dawid Kubacki as well as Pola Beltowska and Anna Twardosz will compete in the ski jumping World Cup in Willingen, Germany. Tomorrow there will be a mixed competition, and at the weekend there will be individual competitions.more

Paweł Wąsek was fourth, Aleksander Zniszczoł - 15th, Piotr Żyła - 18th, and Jakub Wolny - 32nd in Sunday's World Cup competition on the mammoth hill in Oberstdorf, Germany. The Slovenian Domen Prevc won ahead of the Norwegian Johann Andre Forfang and the Austrian Michael Hayboeck.more

Piotr Żyła was 17th, Jakub Wolny - 22nd, Aleksander Zniszczoł - 28th, Kamil Stoch - 32nd, and Paweł Wąsek - 35th in Saturday's World Cup competition on the mammoth hill in Oberstdorf. The Slovenian Timi Zajc won ahead of the Norwegian Johann Andre Forfang and his compatriot Domen Prevc.more

Today will be the first of two World Cup competitions in ski flying on the mammoth facility in Oberstdorf, Germany. There will be five Poles in the field of 40 athletes. Yesterday's qualification was won by Norway's Johann Andre Forfang.more

Paweł Wąsek was fifth, Kamil Stoch 24th, and Dawid Kubacki 26th in Sunday's Ski Jumping World Cup competition in Zakopane. Aleksander Zniszczoł and Jakub Wolny were eliminated after the first series. Austrian Daniel Tschofenig won his fifth victory of the season.more

Paweł Wąsek, Dawid Kubacki and Kamil Stoch admitted that they were moderately satisfied with their performance in the team competition of the Ski Jumping World Cup in Zakopane. Aleksander Zniszczoł, on the other hand, said that he was furious with himself.more

The Polish ski jumpers, despite their unsatisfactory performance so far this season, are in a good and combative mood ahead of this weekend's World Cup competition at Wielka Krokiew. ‘Zakopane is, as always, the joy of jumping and better results’. - they admit in unison.more

‘We have about two metres of snow on the hill, so we certainly won't have to worry about a lack of snow’. - assured Wojciech Gumny of the Tatra Ski Association when asked about the preparations of the Wielka Krokiew before Saturday's Polish Ski Jumping Championships. A week later, the World Cup is to be held in Zakopane.more

Pawel Wasek was eighth in the final competition in Bischofshofen, Austria, and finished on the same place in the 73rd edition of the 4-Hills-Tournament, which ended yesterday. A double triumph was recorded by the hosts' representative Daniel Tschofenig, who secured the win in his last attempt.more

Paweł Wąsek came fifth in the third competition of the Four Hills Tournament in Innsbruck. This is his best result in his career and the highest position of a Pole this season. The winner was Austrian Stefan Kraft, who took the lead in the event, ahead of his compatriots Jan Hoerl and Daniel Tschofenig.more

German ski jumper Andreas Wellinger won the Jump of the Year award - for the greatest total length of all attempts in the World Cup competitions in the 2024 calendar year. In 67 jumps, he achieved a total of 9,740.5 m. Fourth was Aleksander Zniszczoł - 9,317.more