Polish Summer Ski Jumping Championships 2018

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Ski jumping

Polish summer championships

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Men's Ladies
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singles PolandPoland Dawid Kubacki PolandPoland Kamila Karpiel
Juniors PolandPoland Damian Skupień -
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The Polish Summer Ski Jumping Championships 2018 took place on October 7th and 27th, 2018. While the women's and junior competitions were held on the Skalite medium hill in Szczyrk , the men held their competition on the Wielka Krokiew in Zakopane . The championships were organized by the Polish Ski Association PZN .

Attendees

Men

39 participants from nine clubs

Women

12 participants from five clubs

Results

Men

Venue: Wielka Krokiew

The individual competition took place on October 27, 2018 from the large hill Wielka Krokiew ( HS 140 ) in Zakopane. 39 athletes were registered, but two did not start and one jumper, Jan Bukowski , was disqualified. The athletes Jakub Wolny , Piotr Żyła and Dawid Kubacki showed the longest jumps of the day with 136.5 meters. Dawid Kubacki became the Polish champion.

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01. Dawid Kubacki TS Wisła Zakopane 135.5 136.5 320.6
02. Piotr Żyła WSS Wisła 133.0 136.5 314.1
03. Kamil Stoch KS Eve- nement Zakopane 130.0 134.5 305.6
04th Stefan Hula KS Eve- nement Zakopane 130.0 132.5 295.2
05. Jakub Wolny LKS Klimczok Bystra 126.5 136.5 290.3
06th Klemens Murańka TS Wisła Zakopane 128.5 131.5 275.3
07th Maciej Kot AZS Zakopane 123.0 131.5 273.5
08th. Tomasz Pilch WSS Wisła 126.0 130.5 267.5
Aleksander Zniszczoł WSS Wisła 125.5 133.5 267.5
10. Przemyslaw Kantyka LKS Klimczok Bystra 123.0 130.5 255.6
11. Paweł Wąsek WSS Wisła 125.5 126.0 254.5
12. Andrzej Stękała AZS Zakopane 124.0 124.5 251.1
13. Mateusz Gruszka AZS Zakopane 118.0 125.0 210.9
14th Kacper Juroszek WSS Wisła 117.0 120.5 197.5
15th Krzysztof Leja AZS Zakopane 113.5 117.0 195.0

Women

Venue: Skalite

The individual competition took place on October 7, 2018 from the Skalite-Mittelschanze (HS 77) in Szczyrk. There were 12 athletes registered, all of whom were included in the ranking. The future champion Kamila Karpiel showed the longest jump of the day with 72.5 meters.

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01. Kamila Karpiel AZS Zakopane 072.5 071.0 230.4
02. Anna Twardosz PKS Olimpijczyk Gilowice 066.0 070.5 214.6
03. Joanna Szwab AZS Zakopane 061.0 066.0 189.3
04th Kinga Rajda LZS Sokół Szczyrk 061.0 064.5 185.2
05. Magdalena Pałasz UKS Sołtysianie Stare Bystre 060.5 064.5 185.0
06th Joanna Kil AZS Zakopane 058.5 063.0 174.6
07th Nicole Konderla WSS Wisła 051.5 061.5 149.2
08th. Marcelina Bełtowska AZS Zakopane 055.0 055.5 139.2
09. Róża Pawlikowska AZS Zakopane 051.0 053.0 122.6
10. Wiktoria Przybyła LZS Sokół Szczyrk 043.0 047.5 086.7
11. Wiktoria Polanowska AZS Zakopane 040.5 046.5 076.3
12. Wiktoria Kiersnowska WSS Wisła 042.5 040.0 064.5

Juniors

The junior competition took place on October 7, 2018 at the Skalite-Mittelschanze (HS 77) in Szczyrk. Eleven athletes were registered, all of whom were included in the ranking. Damian Skupień became junior champion .

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01. Damian Skupień TS Wisła Zakopane 073.0 072.0 240.5
02. Jarosław Krzak PKS Olimpijczyk Gilowice 071.0 072.0 231.7
03. Wiktor Pękala LZS Sokół Szczyrk 072.0 070.0 226.3
04th Szymon Pawłowski LKS Klimczok Bystra 070.5 070.0 223.2
05. Andrzej Szczechowicz TS Wisła Zakopane 070.0 067.0 216.8

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