Norwegian Championships in Nordic Combined 2015/16

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Nordic combination

Norwegian Championships Combination

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Men's Ladies
winner
Gundersen 05 km Akershus Espen Andersen Hedmark Hanna Midtsundstad
Gundersen 10 km Oslo Jarl Magnus Riiber -
Competitions
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Individual competitions 2 1
Team competitions 1
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The Norwegian Championships in Nordic Combined 2015/16 took place on three different dates. The men's Gundersen competition was held on November 14, 2015 in Oslo and Beitostølen , while the sprint took place in Molde on March 18, 2016 . The women's Gundersen competition was held on March 8, 2016 in Tolga . The competition venues were the Midtstubakken , the Beitostølen Skiarena , the Skarbakken in Molde and the Hamran Skipark in Tolga.

Jarl Magnus Riiber won his first championship title over 10 kilometers, while Espen Andersen was also the first Norwegian champion in the sprint. In the women's category , Hanna Midtsundstad won the first-ever women's championship.

Results men

Sprint (K 90/5 km)

The sprint took place on March 18, 2016 in Molde vom Skarbakken. There were 26 athletes in the ranking. The later winner Espen Andersen showed the best jump , while Mikko Kokslien had the best running time.

space Surname society Jump points running time Residue
01. Espen Andersen Lommedalen IL 119.0 12:21
02. Sindre Ure Søtvik Eldar IL 116.0 12:34 +0: ​​24
03. Einar Lurås Oftebro IL Jardar 109.0 12:07 +0: ​​25
04th Jan Schmid Sjetne IL 106.5 11:59 +0: ​​27
05. Mikko Kokslien Søre Ål IL 097.5 11:26 +0: ​​31
06th Espen Bjørnstad Byaasen ski club 097.0 11:33 +0: ​​39
07th Jørgen Graabak Byåsen IL 096.0 11:33 +0: ​​44
08th. Audun Hokholt Skimt 099.0 11:46 +0: ​​45
09. Truls Johansen Elverum hops 090.0 11:39 +1: 14
10. Harald Johnas Riiber IL Heming 092.0 12:20 +1: 47

Gundersen (K 95/10 km)

The individual competition in the Gundersen method took place on November 14, 2015 in Oslo and Beitostølen . There were 34 athletes in the ranking.

space Surname society Jump points running time Residue
01. Jarl Magnus Riiber IL Heming 138.4 27: 18.3
02. Håvard Klemetsen Kautokeino IL 127.9 26: 50.7 +0: ​​14.4
03. Magnus Krog Høydalsmo I 105.9 25: 35.6 +0: ​​27.3
04th Jan Schmid Sjetne IL 123.4 27: 15.5 +0: ​​57.2
05. Espen Andersen Lommedalens IL 116.4 27: 06.7 +1: 16.4
06th Mikko Kokslien Søre Ål IL 096.9 26: 13.0 +1: 40.7
07th Ole Martin Storlien MjøsSki 099.9 26: 25.9 +1: 41.6
08th. Thomas Kjelbotn Bardu IL 112.9 27: 21.5 +1: 45.2
09. Harald Johnas Riiber IL Heming 118.4 27: 52.8 +1: 54.5
10. Audun Hokholt Skimt 109.4 27: 21.4 +1: 59.1

Results women

Gundersen (K 60/3 km)

The individual competition in the Gundersen method took place on March 8, 2016 in Tolga on the Mittelschanze. Eight athletes were registered, but Silje Opseth no longer competed in cross-country skiing, although she had shown the best jumping performance. The first Norwegian champion was Hanna Midtsundstad .

space Surname society Jump points running time Residue
01. Hanna Midtsundstad Vaaler IF 224.3 09:14
02. Anna Odine Strøm Alta IF 248.1 10:03 +0: ​​09
03. Gyda Westvold Hansen IL Nansen 216.4 09:56 +0: ​​55
04th Thea Øihaugen Gausdal Skilag 190.9 10:34 +2: 08
05. Tonje Bakke Elverum hops 216.7 12:06 +2: 52
06th Mari Leinan Lund Tolga IL 181.3 11:05 +3: 12
07th Marte Leinan Lund Tolga IL 110.5 10:22 +4: 04

Web links

  • Results 2015/16 , skiforbundet.no , accessed on April 11, 2019 (Norwegian).

Individual evidence

  1. ↑ Historisk gullvinner. In: skiforbundet.no. March 8, 2016, accessed April 11, 2019 (Norwegian).
  2. ↑ Ski jumping hill archive: Molde, Skarbakken. Retrieved April 11, 2019 .
  3. ↑ Results list Sprint Men (PDF), accessed on April 11, 2019
  4. ^ Result list Gundersen men (PDF), accessed on April 11, 2019
  5. ↑ Ski jumping hill archive: Tolga. Retrieved April 11, 2019 .
  6. ^ Result list Gundersen Women (PDF), accessed on April 11, 2019