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At the end of the FIS Junior World Championships in Zakopane, a mixed competition in ski jumping was held. As in the men's team competition at the Średnia Krokiew, Austria's athletes, Vanessa Moharitsch, Daniel Tschofenig, Julia Muehlbacher and David Haagen, were unbeatable. The silver medals were won by the national team of Slovenia, and the Norwegian team ended up in third place. The Polish national team did not advance to the final round and finished in 9th place. The Austrian team won the medal and points classification in ski jumping and nordic combined MARC HODLER TROPHY FIS at the Junior World Ski Jumping and Nordic Combined Championships Zakopane 2022.

At the end of Saturday's competition of the FIS Junior World Championships in Zakopane, ski jumpers competed for medals in the team contest. The athletes of Austria did the best at the Średnia Krokiew. The world vice-champions became juniors from Norway, and bronze medals were won by Germany. The Polish ski jumpers took 5th place.

The men's team competition in Nordic combined was the second discipline on Saturday at the FIS Junior World Championships in Zakopane. Gold medals were won by Finns (Waltteri Karhumaa, Arsi Tietavainen, Eelis Merilainen, Perttu Reponen), Norwegians were vice-champions, and the Austrian team was third. The Polish team was classified in 10th place.

The penultimate day of the FIS Junior World Championships in Zakopane began with the team competition in women's ski jumping. The Slovenian team, including Jerneja Repinc Zupancic, Lara Logar, Taja Bodlaj, and Nika Prevc, achieved an unquestionable victory. The silver medals were won by the Japanese, and the podium was completed by the representatives of Germany. Polish women finished the competition in 8th place.

On the next day of the FIS Junior World Championships in Zakopane, we got to know the medalists of the Nordic combined mixed. The gold medal was won by the German team, including Simon Mach, Jenny Nowak, Nathalie Armbruster, and Tristan Sommerfeldt. Italians became the vice-champions and the bronze medal was won by Austrians. The Polish team finished the competition in 8th place.

On the second day of the competition for the medals at the FIS Junior World Championships in Zakopane, the decisions were made among female jumpers and ski jumpers. As expected, the world champion became Slovenian Nika Prevc, who was 10 points ahead of her compatriot, Taya Bodlaj. Quite unexpectedly, the bronze medal was won by Canadian Alexandria Loutitt. There was also no surprise among the men - the entire podium was taken by the Austrians. Austrian Daniel Tschofenig turned out to be unbeatable, the silver medal was won by David Haagen and the bronze by Markus Mueller.

We got to know the first medalists of the FIS Junior World Championships in Zakopane. In the Nordic Combined the world champion became Italian Annika Sieff, followed by Japanese Haruka Kasai, and the bronze medal was won by Nathalie Armbruster from Germany. The men's gold medal was won by Stefan Rettenegger from Austria, the second was Finn Perttu Reponen, and the third - Tristan Sommerfeldt from Germany. The best Polish woman, Natalia Słowik, was 16th, and the best man, Maciej Gąsienica-Ciaptak - only 35th.

FIS Junior World Ski Jumping and Nordic Combined Championships Zakopane 2022 - broadcasts on tvpsport.pl are not geo-blocked and are available outside Poland.

The International Ski Federation (FIS) announced in an official statement that in order to ensure the safety and protection of all athletes participating in FIS competitions, as recommended by the IOC, with immediate effect, no athlete from Russia or Belarus will participate in any FIS competition at any level. until the end of the season 2021-2022. Therefore, it is impossible for athletes from Russia and Belarus to participate in the FIS World Junior Ski Jumping and Nordic Combined Championships in Zakopane and they did not appear on the competition start lists.

Exactly 60 years ago, on February 18, 1962, the Nordic World Ski Championships began in Zakopane. It was the third championship in history held in the capital of the Polish Tatra Mountains (the previous ones took place in 1929 and 1939). In just 10 days, the juniors will start competing for the titles of world champions in ski jumping and nordic combined on the renovated Średnia Krokiew and COS cross-country tracks.