Pöhlbachschanze

Pöhlbachschanze
Location
city	Pöhla
country	Germany
society	SV Fortuna Pöhla
Construction year	1948
Rebuilt	1964-1968, 2000
Hill record	68.5 m Dirk Else , 2001
Data Landing Hillsize HS 65 Construction point 60 m
More jumps
K 38 K 20 K 8

Coordinates: 50 ° 30 ′ 16 ″  N , 12 ° 48 ′ 33 ″  E

The Pöhlbachschanze is the largest of four ski jumping hills of the ski jumping facility "Pöhlbach" in the Saxon town of Pöhla in the Ore Mountains . The facility includes three more jumps in categories K 38 , K 20 and K 8 . All jumps are covered with plastic mattings.

history

After the groundbreaking at the end of 1948, the ski jumping facility "Pöhlbach" was inaugurated on February 6, 1949. In 1955 there was a competition with East and West German athletes. When the facility was covered with mats three years later, the first mat jumping with East German ski jumpers followed in October, in which influential GDR athletes such as Helmut Recknagel and Werner Lesser also took part.

From 1964 the ski jump was rebuilt, the old wooden tower was demolished and replaced by a brick tower. In the course of this work, three more jumps were built next to the existing facility by 1968.

From 1974 to 2001, Pöhla was one of the venues for the Erzgebirge mat tour.

When the ski jump was renovated in 2000, the slope was refilled and the run renewed. Since then, the hill has been used for training purposes as well as for international competitions in women's ski jumping.

The most famous athlete from Pöhla is the former Olympic champion Jens Weißflog , who learned to ski jumping on this facility.

photos

• The Pöhlbachschanze in spring 2017
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  Pöhlbachschanze

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  Ski jumping facility

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  View of Pöhla from below the take-off table

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  Jump tower

International competitions

All jumping competitions organized by the FIS are named.

date	category	Jump	1st place	2nd place	3rd place
August 12, 2004	FIS jumping	HS65	Eva Ganster	Daniela Iraschko	Lindsey Van
August 11, 2005	Continental Cup	HS65	Anette say	Line year	Jessica Jerome
August 9, 2006	Continental Cup	HS65	Juliane Seyfarth	Ulrike Graessler	Jessica Jerome
August 15, 2007	Continental Cup	HS65	Jacqueline Seifriedsberger	Daniela Iraschko	Jenna Mohr
August 13, 2008	Continental Cup	HS65	Magdalena Schnurr	Izumi Yamada	Jacqueline Seifriedsberger
August 12, 2009	Continental Cup	HS65	Magdalena Schnurr	Melanie Faiss	Ayumi Watase
August 18, 2010	FIS jumping	HS65	Coline Mattel	Ayumi Watase	Sara Takanashi
17th August 2011	FIS jumping	HS65	Sara Takanashi	Ayumi Watase	Katharina Althaus
July 27, 2012	Ski jumping alpine cup	HS65	Katharina Althaus	Svenja Würth	Manuela Malsiner
August 14, 2013	Alpine Cup	HS66	Gianina Ernst	Melanie Hackert	Zdeňka Pešatová
15th August 2013	Alpine Cup	HS66	Gianina Ernst	Melanie Hackert	Elisabeth Raudaschl
August 13, 2014	Alpine Cup	HS66	Agnes Reisch	Luisa Görlich	Veronica Gianmoena
August 14, 2014	Alpine Cup	HS66	Agnes Reisch	Daniela Haralambie	Luisa Görlich
August 12, 2015	Alpine Cup	HS66	Zdeňka Pešatová	Agnes Reisch	Sophia Görlich
August 13, 2015	Alpine Cup	HS66	Zdeňka Pešatová	Agnes Reisch	Lara Malsiner
August 10, 2016	Alpine Cup	HS66	Virág Vörös	Lisa Eder	Selina Friday
11th August 2016	Alpine Cup	HS66	Lisa Eder	Selina Friday	Océane Paillard
August 9, 2017	Alpine Cup	HS66	Lisa Eder	Jenny Nowak	Alexandra Seifert
August 10, 2017	Alpine Cup	HS66	Lisa Eder	Jenny Nowak	Lisa Hirner
August 8, 2018	Alpine Cup	HS66	Lisa Hirner	Alina Ihle	Vanessa Moharitsch
August 9, 2018	Alpine Cup	HS66	Alina Ihle	Jerneja Repinc Zupančič	Joséphine Pagnier
7th August 2019	Alpine Cup	HS66	Jessica Malsiner	Annika Sieff	Daniela Dejori
August 8, 2019	Alpine Cup	HS66	Jessica Malsiner	Daniela Dejori	Vanessa Moharitsch

Web links

Commons : Pöhlbachschanze  - collection of images, videos and audio files

• Pöhlbachschanze on Skisprungschanzen.com
• Pöhla ski jump

Individual evidence

1. ↑ "Results at fis-ski.com" accessed on January 17, 2017
2. ↑ "Results at fis-ski.com" accessed on March 28, 2013