Austria's ski jumping ladies in World Cup fever: Who gets the medals?

Austria's ski jumping ladies in World Cup fever: Who gets the medals?

The Austrian ski jumpers are ready for the big showdown at the Nordic World Ski World Championships in Trondheim! The selection for the female ski jumping competitions is certain, and the quintet consists of Lisa Eder, Julia Mühlbacher, Eva Pinkelnig, Jacqueline Seifriedsberger and the only 17-year-old Meghann Wadsak, who was surprisingly selected. These talented athletes strive in Norway to Edelmetall in two single, a team and one mixed competition, reported Laola1

In the run-up to the World Cup, the last World Cup competition took place in Hinzenbach on Sunday, where the Austrian jumpers narrowly missed the podium. Lisa Eder, Jacqueline Seifriedsberger and Eva Pinkelnig landed four to six in the stands. The Slovenin Nika Prevc triumphed again and won for the sixth time in a row, which underlines her dominance. After the competition, Eder commented: "It wasn't the jumps that I wanted to show. Nevertheless, you have to be satisfied with fourth place. There is a need for improvement." The competition in the top of the world is strong, especially by PrevC, which makes it clear that the World Championships have their own laws. "We do our best and see what comes out," said Pinkelnig, as Krone reported.

key players and challenges

The 17-year-old Wadsak has made remarkable progress in the previous season by recently collecting global comments in Engelberg. Her nomination about team world champions Sara Marita Kramer and Chiara Kreuzer shows the courage of the Austrian team in relation to fresh talents. In the overall ranking, Seifriedsberger is the best Austrian in fourth place. The World Cup becomes exciting, especially in view of the adventurous performance of PrevC, which will compete on Friday, while the team is pushing the title in the upcoming individual and team competitions.