Norwegian Championships in Nordic Combined 2019/20

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Nordic combination

Norwegian Championships Combination

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Men's Ladies
winner
sprint Sør-Trøndelag Espen Bjørnstad Hedmark Marte Leinan Lund
Gundersen Oslo Harald Johnas Riiber Hedmark Gyda Westvold Hansen
Mass start called off called off
Team sprint called off called off
Competitions
Venues 2 2
Individual competitions 3 3
Team competitions 1 1
Called off 2 2
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Norwegian Ski Association

The Norwegian Championships in Nordic Combined 2019/20 were held at different locations. The jumping for the sprints and the Gundersen competitions was held in Falun on November 17, 2019 , while the cross-country skiing was held a week later in Beitostølen . The mass starts and team sprint competitions were supposed to take place in Lillehammer at the end of the season between March 26 and 28, but were canceled by the Norwegian Sports Federation in mid-March due to the COVID-19 pandemic . The sprints were won by Espen Bjørnstad and Marte Leinan Lund , while the Gundersen singles were won by Gyda Westvold Hansen and Harald Johnas Riiber .

Results men

Sprint (K 90/5 km)

The sprint took place on November 17 and 23, 2019. The ski jumping event was held on the Lugnet normal hill in Falun , whereas the two laps of 2500 meters were run in Beitostølen . 55 athletes were registered for the jump round, but four athletes - including defending champion Jarl Magnus Riiber - did not start. The later champion Espen Bjørnstad showed the best jump , while Espen Andersen had the best running time.

space Surname society Jump points running time Residue
01. Espen Bjørnstad Byaasen ski club 128.5 13: 23.8
02. Jørgen Graabak Byåsen IL 115.0 12: 34.2 + 004.4
03. Einar Lurås Oftebro IL Jardar 116.0 12: 44.7 + 009.9
04th Sindre Ure Søtvik Eldar IL 116.0 12: 48.9 + 014.1
05. Espen Andersen Lommedalen IL 109.0 12: 27.8 + 022.0
06th Kasper Moen Flatla IL Jardar 117.5 13: 16.3 + 035.5
07th Jens Lurås Oftebro IL Jardar 109.5 12: 48.3 + 040.5
08th. Andreas Skoglund Molde and Omegn IF 113.5 13: 12.5 + 048.7
09. Harald Johnas Riiber IL Heming 111.0 13: 09.3 + 055.5
10. Aleksander Skoglund Molde and Omegn IF 105.5 13: 02.1 +1: 10.3

Gundersen (K 90/10 km)

The individual competition based on the Gundersen method took place on November 17 and 24, 2019 in Falun and Beitostølen . 49 athletes started, with only 23 athletes participating in cross-country skiing. Kasper Moen Flatla showed the best jumping performance , while Lars Buraas had the best running time. Harald Johnas Riiber became Norwegian champion .

space Surname society Jump points running time Residue
01. Harald Johnas Riiber IL Heming 112.0 24: 49.9 25: 31.9
02. Jens Lurås Oftebro IL Jardar 108.5 24: 38.0 + 001.1
03. Sindre Ure Søtvik Eldar IL 109.5 24: 43.2 + 003.3
04th Einar Lurås Oftebro IL Jardar 109.5 24: 44.0 + 004.1
05. Espen Andersen Lommedalen IL 106.0 24: 35.2 + 009.3
06th Kasper Moen Flatla IL Jardar 122.5 26: 05.6 + 033.7
07th Andreas Skoglund Molde and Omegn IF 104.5 24: 54.6 + 034.7
08th. Lars Buraas Hurdal IL 087.5 23: 46.7 + 034.8
09. Leif Torbjørn Næsvold Røykenhopp 101.0 25: 01.5 + 055.6
10. Aleksander Skoglund Molde and Omegn IF 088.0 24: 13.0 + 059.1

Results women

Sprint (K 90 / 2.5 km)

The sprint took place on November 17th and 23rd, 2019 in Falun and Beitostølen . Nineteen athletes started, of which only ten took part in cross-country skiing. Marte Leinan Lund , who already showed the best jumping performance, became Norwegian champion .

space Surname society Jump points running time Residue
01. United StatesUnited States Tara Geraghty-Moats Lebanon Outing Club 111.4 6: 33.6 7: 01.6
02. Marte Leinan Lund Tolga IL 125.9 7: 17.8 + 016.2
03. Thea Minyan Bjørseth Lensbygda Sports Club 106.9 7: 17.6 + 053.0
04th Hanna Midtsundstad Vaaler IL 093.9 6: 53.9 + 056.3
05. Mari Leinan Lund Tolga IL 101.0 7: 18.6 +1: 06.0

Gundersen (K 90/5 km)

The individual competition in the Gundersen method took place on November 17 and 24, 2019 in Falun and Beitostølen . Eleven athletes were included in the ranking, including the foreign athletes Tara Geraghty-Moats and Daniela Dejori . The Finn Susanna Forsström showed the best jump, but she did not take part in cross-country skiing. Gyda Westvold Hansen became Norwegian champion .

space Surname society Jump points running time Residue
01. United StatesUnited States Tara Geraghty-Moats Lebanon Outing Club 098.0 12: 49.3 13: 01.3
02. Gyda Westvold Hansen IL Nansen 103.0 14: 03.9 +1: 02.6
03. Marte Leinan Lund Tolga IL 098.0 14: 01.6 +1: 12.3
04th Thea Minyan Bjørseth Lensbygda Sports Club 098.0 14: 16.0 +1: 26.7
05. Hanna Midtsundstad Vaaler IL 075.0 13: 39.0 +1: 44.7

Web links

Individual evidence

  1. ↑ Informasjon knyttet til koronaviruset , in: skiforbundet.no, March 13, 2020, accessed on March 13, 2020 (Norwegian).
  2. ↑ a b Sprint jump results (PDF), accessed on December 2, 2019.
  3. ↑ Results list Sprint Men (PDF), accessed on December 2, 2019.
  4. ↑ a b Results list for the Gundersen jump pass (PDF), accessed on December 2, 2019
  5. ^ Result list Gundersen Men (PDF), accessed on December 2, 2019
  6. ↑ Results list Sprint Women (PDF), accessed on December 2, 2019
  7. ^ Result list Gundersen Women (PDF), accessed on December 2, 2019