Canada’s first ever ski jumping World Champion has won her career second World Cup gold at the FIS Ski Jumping World Cup in Sapporo, Japan. Alexandria Loutitt had been kept off of the podium in the season’s first five ski jumping events, but on Saturday morning she broke through, as she scored 137.2 points on her final jump, propelling her to the top of the podium. 
Loutitt sat in eighth place following a jump of 122 metres in the qualification …

Nika Prevc in Ema Klinec tokrat daleč od vrha

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Nika Prevc and Ema Klinec far from the top this time

The best ski jumpers are gathered in Sapporo, Japan, where the Women's Ski Jumping World Cup will continue this weekend. Head coach Jurij Tepeš took four Slovenian jumpers to Asia: Niko Prevc, Ema Klinec, Tajo Bodlaj and Katra Komar. The qualifications were supposed to start at 8:30 Slovenian time, but have been postponed to Saturday (6:30). The jumpers did some jumping training. Prevc and Klinec were the best in the first, and they were fifth a…

Najboljše smučarske skakalke so zbrane v Saporu na Japonskem, kjer se bo ta konec tedna nadaljeval svetovni pokal v smučarskih skokih za ženske. Glavni trener Jurij Tepeš je v Azijo odpeljal štiri slovenske skakalke: Niko Prevc, Emo Klinec, Tajo Bodlaj in Katro Komar. Kvalifikacije bi se morale začeti ob 8.30 po slovenskem času, a so prestavljene na soboto (6.30). So pa skakalke opravile trening skoka. Na prvem sta bili najboljši Prevc in Klinec…

Kvalifikacije prestavljene, Nika Prevc in Ema Klinec najboljši na prvem treningu

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Qualifications postponed, Nika Prevc and Ema Klinec best in first practice

Canadian Alexandria Loutitt (127 and 131 meters, 266.4 points) is the winner of the Women's Ski Jumping World Cup in Sapporo, Japan. Ema Klinec (123 and 124 m, 242.9) finished in seventh place, while Nika Prevc (124 and 121.5 m, 236.6) won eleventh place. The third Slovenian, Taja Bodlaj, did not qualify for the final in 34th place. Katra Komar was eliminated in the qualifications in 49th place. Nika Prevc took third place in this part of the co…

Kanadčanka Alexandria Loutitt (127 in 131 metrov, 266,4 točke) je zmagovalka tekme za svetovni pokal smučarskih skakalk v japonskem Sapporu. Na sedmem mestu je končala Ema Klinec (123 in 124 m, 242,9), Nika Prevc (124 in 121,5 m, 236,6) pa je osvojila enajsto mesto. Tretja Slovenka, Taja Bodlaj, se na 34. mestu ni uvrstila v finale. Katra Komar je na 49. mestu izpadla že v kvalifikacijah. V tem delu tekmovanja je tretje mesto zasedla Nika Prevc.

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After a two-week break, the ski jumping World Cup season continues. The tenth individual competition of the pre-Olympic winter is scheduled in Sapporo. Live broadcast on TV SLO 2 and MMC.

Po dvotedenskemu premoru se nadaljuje sezona svetovnega pokala smučarskih skakalk. V Saporu je na sporedu deseta posamična tekma predolimpijske zime. Neposredni prenos je na TV SLO 2 in MMC-ju.

Nika Prevc tretja v kvalifikacijah Sapora, ob 8.00 začetek tekme

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Nika Prevc third in Sapporo qualifications, match starts at 8:00

The best ski jumpers in the world compete in the World Cup competitions in the Japanese winter resort of Sapporo.

Najboljše smučarske skakalke na svetu tekmujejo na tekmah svetovnega pokala v japonskem zimskem središču Saporo.

Kanadska skakalka razred zase, Ema Klinec najboljša Slovenka

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Canadian ski jumper in a class of her own, Ema Klinec the best Slovenian

Canada's Alexandria Loutitt (127 and 131 meters, 266.4 points) won the women's ski jumping World Cup in Sapporo, Japan. Austria's Lisa Eder (120 and 131 m, 253.7) was second, Norway's Eirin Maria Kvandal (125.5 and 129 m, 253.1) was third. Ema Klinec (123 and 124 m, 242.9) was seventh.

Kanadčanka Alexandria Loutitt (127 in 131 metrov, 266,4 točke) je zmagala na tekmi za svetovni pokal smučarskih skakalk v japonskem Sapporu. Druga je bila Avstrijka Lisa Eder (120 in 131 m, 253,7), tretja pa Norvežanka Eirin Maria Kvandal (125,5 in 129 m, 253,1). Sedma je bila Ema Klinec (123 in 124 m, 242,9).

Alexandria Loutitt tops ski jumping podium in Japan

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