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Skispringen: Geiger holt Bronze von der Großschanze
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Niklas Bachlinger and Thea Minyan Bjoerseth are Junior World Champions
David Haagen, Niklas Bachlinger, Dominik Peter
Niklas Bachlinger of Austria and Thea Minyan Bjoerseth of Norway claimed the indivdiual Ski Jumping titles at the Junior World Championships in Lahti (FIN) on Thursday.
The 19-year-old Niklas Bachlinger, who made his World Cup debut in late January in Willingen, won the gold medal in his first Junior World Championships with jumps of 96 m and 95.5 m that earned him a total of 263.9 points.
Only 0.6 points behind the winner, David Haagen came in second with 96 m and 95.5 m and 263.3 points and so silver also went to a ski jumper from Austria. Switzerland s Dominik Peter was in the lead after the first round, just ahead of Bachlinger, with his 97.5 m jump. In the end, the 19-year-old won the bronze medal with a final jump of 95 m and 261.5 points.
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Halvor Egner Granerud keeps on winning
Halvor Egner Granerud
24-year-old Norwegian Halvor Egner Granerud claimed his fifth World Cup win in a row on Sunday evening. In the final World Cup before the 4-Hills-Tournament, Granerud came in ahead of Markus Eisenbichler and Poland s Piotr Zyla.
It was extremely exciting again, it was extremely close again and in the end, Halvor Egner Granerud came out on top - for the fifth time in a row.
In the seventh individual World Cup this season, the rising star made Norwegian sports history. Never before did a Norwegian ski jumper have such a winning streak, and so it s no wonder that Granerud was impressed after his triumph: I m very happy about this win. It s unbelievable that I m now the first Norwegian to win five World Cups in a row. Maybe my secret is that I try to keep it simple, I don t know. My jump in the first round was really, really good and if I would be Kamil Stoch I would ve probably