17:01
Ajda Kosnjek (SLO)
Another purely Slovenian duel. Ajda Kosnjek has to stand in the snow at 79.5 meters. This will be tight with a second jump as she has to duel against Olympic champion Bogataj.
17:00
Lara Malsiner (ITA)
But that doesn’t happen. Lara Malsiner sails 86 meters and clearly wins the duel with the Canadian. Malsiner is in 16th place with 109.2 points.
16:58
Nicole Maurer (CAN)
The next Canadian. Nicole Maurer pushes off at the top. She’s on the rise, but doesn’t catch the jump well and with 80 meters has to hope for a weak jump from the Italian Lara Malsiner.
16:57
Abigail Strate (CAN)
Abigail Strate flies clearly to the right. At 89.5 meters she sets the skis in the snow, but does not telemark. It is enough for the duel and in the end she is on the 13th place.
16:56
Tinkara Komar (SLO)
Tinkara Komar has some problems with the jump. For the Slovenian, it’s over at 77.5 meters. There seems to be little hope for the second round as she has to face Canada’s Strate.
16:55
Josephine Pagnier (FRA)
The French pushes off at the top. She flies to 90.5 meters and clearly wins the duel with scores of 17.5 and 18. Josephine Pagnier is seventh with 114.5 points.
16:54
Taja Bodlaj (SLO)
It’s getting loud again downstairs. Taja Bodlaj puts the skis in the snow at 81 meters. The Slovenian received grades of 16.5 and 17.
16:51
Selina Friday (GER)
Now it’s Selina Friday’s turn. She has similar conditions as the Czech and clearly flies to the right. She has an enormous height and sails to 90.5 meters. Freitag has trouble landing but is unable to grip the snow. She gets a lot for it. In the end she has 113.2 points and is tenth and wins the duel against Ulrichova.
16:49
Klara Ulrichova (CZE)
The Czech Klara Ulrichova sits on the beam. She jumps in a duel against the German Selina Freitag. Klara Ulrichova has to get off the beam again and has to wait. The tailwind is now picking up again. The Czech sits on the beam for the second time. The wind picked up a bit and she put the skis in the snow at 81.5 meters.
16:47
Catherine Althaus (GER)
Althaus from Oberstdorf sails at 90 meters. She has worse conditions than Komar and beats the Slovenian with 119.7 points. The 26-year-old is currently in third place.
16:46
Katra Komar (SLO)
Katharina Althaus’s opponent, Katra Komar, pushes off at the top. She sails to 85.5 meters. She has a lot of momentum and gets grades of 16.5 and 17. She gets 105 points in the end. What is the German doing now?
16:45
Anna Odine Strom (NOR)
Anna Odine Strøm sails down to 91.5 meters and takes over the lead from Pinkelnig with 125.8 points. She also clearly wins the duel against Midtskogen.
16:43
Ingvild Midtskogen (NOR)
The next Norwegian must also hope. It’s over at 78.5 meters. This is currently only 28th place out of 30 jumpers. She has to face her compatriot Anna Odine Strøm in a duel.
16:43
Yuka Seto (JPN)
Yuka Seto puts the skis in the snow at 90 meters. The duel clearly goes to the Japanese and Zepchi is eliminated.
16:41
Lilou Zepchi (FRA)
The French Lilou Zepchi jumps only 77 meters. So she is currently last and she has to hope for a weak jump from Seto.
16:40
Silje Opseth (NOR)
The Norwegian Silje Opseth sets the skis in the snow at 89.5 meters and clearly wins the duel against the Swiss. She is currently fourth.
16:38
Emily Torazza (SUI)
Emely Torazza sails at 82.5 meters. She gets 102.5 points. It will be difficult against Silje Opseth in a duel.
16:36
Luisa Gorlich (GER)
The German Luisa Görlich catches the table a little late. She has an enormous height and sails at 87 meters. With 113.8 points, she ranks fifth.
16:36
Jerneja Repinc Zupancic (SLO)
The next Slovenian. Jerneja Repinc Zupancic has to set his skis in the snow at 80.5 meters. She has to face Luisa Görlich in a duel.
16:34
Nika Prevc (SLO)
The sister of the three Prevc brothers, Nika Prevc, is also a bit late but sails at 86 meters. Prevc prevails against Vtic with 0.8 points and is in the second round.
16:32
Maja Vtic (SLO)
For the first time it gets loud downstairs. The first Slovenian duel is coming up. Maja Vtic has to face her compatriot Nika Prevc in a duel. Vtic gets green and is a little late at the table. The elementary school teacher flies slightly to the right and sets her skis in the snow at 81.5 meters.
4:30 p.m
Chiara Kreuzer (AUT)
The best Austrian in qualifying, Chiara Kreuzer, pushes off at the top. She puts the skis in the snow at 85.5 meters and clearly wins the duel against Belshaw. Kreuzer is currently in second place behind Pinkelnig.
16:29
Annika Belshaw (USA)
The US girl Annika Belshaw sails 83.5 meters and gets exactly 100 points. She has to play against the Austrian Chiara Kreuzer.
16:28
Jessica Malsiner (ITA)
Jessica Malsiner only has to jump 80.5 meters to beat Wiegele. But she botched the landing at 82 meters. It will be close. In the end, it’s just not enough. 1.3 points separate them from Wiegele.
16:27
Hannah Wiegele (AUT)
The next ÖSV athlete. Hannah Wiegele puts the skis in the snow at 87 meters. Is that enough for the duel against Jessica Malsiner?
16:25
Nicole Konderla (POL)
The Pole Nicole Konderla sails at 86.5 meters and clearly prevails in the duel. She gets 104.4 points. The Swiss Arnet is not in the top 5 lucky losers and has been eliminated.
16:24
Sina Arnet (SUI)
The first Confederate goes down the beam. The 17-year-old is a bit early and ends up at 81.5 meters. That could be tight with the second round. Her opponent is Nicole Konderla from Poland.
16:22
Thea Minyan Bjorseth (NOR)
The Norwegian Thea Minyan Bjørseth now has a lot of momentum and has to wait on the beam. But then the light turns green and sails to 89 meters. With grades of 17.5, the Norwegian clearly prevailed over Hessler.
16:21
Pauline Hessler (GER)
Pauline Hessler is a little late at the table and flies to 87 meters. Hessler only gets grades of 16.5 points. Is that enough for the duel against Bjørseth?
16:19
Anna Rupprecht (GER)
Anna Rupprecht pushes herself off the top. She is high in the air, but then there is hardly any wind and she falls down. She lands at 87.5 meters. That’s just not enough. 2.2 points missing. Ruprrecht is currently first among the lucky losers.
16:18
Nora Midtsundstad (NOR)
Nora Midtsundstad won the Continental Cup last year. Today she flies at 85 meters. She jumps against the first German jumper Anna Rupprecht.
16:16
Nozomi Maruyama (JPN)
Nozomi Maruyama is stable in flight and descends to 88 meters. She narrowly wins the duel because she does not set a telemark and in the end she is 0.2 points ahead of her compatriot Miyajima.
16:15
Ringo Miyajima (JPN)
The first Japanese duel. Ringo Miyajima jumps against Nozomi Maruyama. Miyajima has to wait a moment, her trainer waves her off at the top. She is a bit late and ends up at 83 meters. She gets 107.4 points.
16:14
Jenny Rautionaho (FIN)
Jenny Rautionaho pushes off at the top. Does she stand a chance against the woman in yellow? No, it’s over at 77.5 meters and so Pinkelnig moves into the second round.
16:13
Eva Pinkelnig (AUT)
Eva Pinkelnig manages the jump much better. The winner of the two competitions in Villach sets her skis in the snow at 90.5 meters.
16:12
Jacqueline Seifriedsberger (AUT)
The second Austrian pushes off at the top. Jacqueline Seifriedsberger also has problems with her jump. She lands at 82.5 meters. That’s going to be close and it’s just not enough with 103 points. The Austrian is missing three points.
16:11
Julia Clair (FRA)
The Frenchwoman Julia Clair sits on the beam and now jumps in a knockout duel against Jacqueline Seifriedsberger. She sets the telemark at 81.5 meters.
16:10
Yuki Ito (JPN)
After a good test jump, the Japanese girl doesn’t get a good jump. The wind has now died down. The Japanese has to put her skis in the snow at 84 meters. However, she gets more points and takes the lead with 113.5 points and wins the duel.
16:10
Daniela Vasilica Haralambie (ROU)
Then it’s windy. It will take a little longer until the Romanian Daniela Vasilica Haralambie gets permission to start. She has to go into a direct duel against Yuki Ito from Japan. Haralambie flies at 85 meters and gets 107.2 points.
16:07
Julia Kykkenen (FIN)
Now the first Finn. Julia Kykkänen takes a seat on the beam. She also has a lot of tailwind and has to go down. The jury reacts and Kykkänen now jumps out of hatch 19. But there is still a lot of wind and it takes a while for the Finn to sit down on the beam again. Now she’s going upstairs. She has some problems with the jump and has to correct it right away. She lands at 80 meters and that’s probably not enough. Marita Kramer wins the duel with 111.1 points against Kykkänen with 90.1 points.
16:03
Marita Kramer (AUT)
Last year’s overall World Cup winner opens the third competition at this New Year’s Eve tour. The Austrian has to get off the beam first. it’s too windy But then she pushes herself out of Gate 18 and flies 85.5 meters.
15:58
It’s starting soon!
The first competition starts at 4 p.m. in Ljubno, Slovenia. The Austrian Marita Kramer is the first to leave the beam and has to face the Finn Julia Kykkänen in a direct duel.
15:55
Canadian wins the qualification
The favorites struggled on the Logarska Dolina hill in Ljubno, Slovenia. It is better for the Canadian Alexandria Loutitt. The 18-year-old jumped 91.5 meters after a short inrun and won the qualification with 128 points ahead of Sara Takanashi from Japan with 89 meters and 122.2 points. Nika Kriznar from Slovenia came third with 121.5 points.
3:50 p.m
Two Swiss women qualify again
As in the second competition in Villach, the two Swiss athletes Sina Arnet and Emely Torazza qualified for the knockout duels. They finished 33rd and 38th in the qualification. Arnet has to deal with Nicole Konderla (Poland) and Torazza with Silje Opseth (Norway). So the chances of reaching the second round are very low.
15:45
Five ÖSV athletes there
The qualification did not go well for the Austrian. Chiara Kreuzer was the best of them and finished 16th and was the only Austrian in the top 20. Jacqueline Seifriedsberger still ended up in 23rd place. Sara Marita Kramer did not get past 26th place and will have to play tomorrow in the first duel against Julia Kykkänen from Finland . Eva Pinkelnig, who only finished 29th in qualifying, also had to push off the beam quite early. She also has a Finnish opponent in Jenny Rautionaho. Hannah Wiegele qualified 34th.
15:40
Five German ski jumpers there
After Agnes Reisch no longer traveled to Ljubno in Slovenia due to knee problems, five German jumpers qualified for today’s competition. Selina Freitag and Katharina Althaus were the two best Germans in qualifying. They finished ninth and tenth. Luisa Görlich, who qualified in 14th place, also had a good jump. All three go into the knockout duel as clear favorites against their opponents. Anna Ruppricht qualified in 20th place and the last German jumper, Pauline Hessler, was 32nd.
15:35
Pinkelnig wins both competitions in Villach
Eva Pinkelnig is in the lead in the overall standings at the New Year’s Tour. The Austrian won the first two competitions in Villach and leads the ranking of the New Year’s Tournament with 518.1 points ahead of Nika Kriznar, who is 23.5 points behind. Norway’s Anna Odine Stroem is third with 493.9 points. Only very close behind with 0.2 points less on the account is the German Katharina Althaus in fourth place. The girl from Oberstdorf took second place behind Pinkelnig in the second competition in Villach.
Welcome
Hello and welcome to the New Year’s tournament of women from Ljubno! The live ticker begins in good time before the start.