2022–23 FIS Cup (ski jumping) explained

FIS Cup 2022/23
Competition1:Overall
Competition1men: Maximilian Lienher
Competition1ladies: Juliane Seyfarth
Menseason:18th
Ladiesseason:11th
Menlocations:8
Ladieslocations:5
Menindividual:20
Ladiesindividual:14
Previous:2021/22

The 2022/23 FIS Cup (ski jumping) was the 18th FIS Cup season in ski jumping for men and the 11th for women.[1] [2] [3]

Other competitive circuits this season include the World Cup, Grand Prix, Continental Cup, Alpen Cup and New Star Trophy.

Francisco Mörth from Austria and Sina Arnet from Switzerland were the defending overall champions from the 2021–22 season.

This season was the last time the FIS Cup competition for women was held. From the 2023–24 season, it was merged with the Continental Cup and transformed into the Women's Intercontinental Cup.[4]

Men

Calendar

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DatePlaceHillSizeWinnerSecondThirdYellow bib
30 July 2022 OtepääTehvandi HS97NHCancelled due to organizational problems
31 July 2022
112 August 2022 Frenštát pod RadhoštěmAreal Horečky HS106 Eric Fuchs Janni Reisenauer Jernej Presečnik Eric Fuchs[5]
213 August 2022 Mika Schwann Eric Fuchs[6]
320 August 2022 SzczyrkSkalite HS104 Niklas Bachlinger Rok Oblak[7]
421 August 2022 Maximilian Lienher Giovanni Bresadola Niklas Bachlinger[8]
527 August 2022   EinsiedelnAndreas Küttel Schanze HS117LH Marco Wörgötter Maksim Bartolj Eric Fuchs[9]
628 August 2022 Jonas Schuster Maksim Bartolj Maximilian Lienher[10]
72 September 2022 KranjBauhenk HS109NH Anže Lanišek Lovro Kos[11]
83 September 2022[12]
910 September 2022 VillachVillacher Alpenarena HS98 Tomasz Pilch Francesco Cecon Clemens Leitner[13]
1011 September 2022 Francesco Cecon Clemens Leitner Markus Rupitsch[14]
3 December 2022 FalunLugnet HS100Cancelled due to organizational problems
4 December 2022
1116 December 2022 NotoddenTveitanbakken HS100 Martin Hamann Maximilian Steiner Francisco Mörth[15]
1217 December 2022 Martin Hamann Maximilian Steiner Francisco Mörth[16]
7 January 2023 ZakopaneŚrednia Krokiew HS105Cancelled due to organizational problems
8 January 2023
1311 February 2023 SzczyrkSkalite HS104 Martin Hamann Kacper Juroszek Hannes Landerer[17]
1412 February 2023 Felix Hoffmann Martin Hamann Kacper Juroszek Maximilian Lienher[18]
1518 February 2023 VillachVillacher Alpenarena HS98 Maximilian Ortner Felix Hoffmann[19]
1619 February 2023 Hannes Landerer Eric Fuchs[20]
174 March 2023 OberhofKanzlersgrund HS100 Klemens Murańka Maximilian Lienher Jonas Schuster[21]
185 March 2023 Timon-Pascal Kahofer Markus Rupitsch Julijan Smid[22]
199 March 2023 ZakopaneWielka Krokiew HS140LH Kacper Tomasiak Klemens Joniak Maximilian Lienher[23]
2010 March 2023 Martin Hamann Mathis Contamine Markus Rupitsch[24]

Overall standings

Rankafter all 20 events[25] Points
1 Maximilian Lienher 771
2 692
3 593
4 480
5 466
6 445
7 410
8 394
9 364
10 329

Women

Calendar

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DatePlaceHillSizeWinnerSecondThirdYellow bib
120 August 2022 SzczyrkSkalite HS104 NH Hannah Wiegele Abigail Strate Nicole Konderla Hannah Wiegele[26]
221 August 2022 Ajda Kosnjek Nicole Konderla Abigail Strate[27]
327 August 2022   EinsiedelnAndreas Küttel Schanze HS117LH Nicole Konderla Yuzuki Sato Nicole Konderla[28]
4 Nicole Konderla[29]
52 September 2022 KranjBauhenk HS109NH Nika Križnar[30]
63 September 2022[31]
710 September 2022 VillachVillacher Alpenarena HS98[32]
811 September 2022 Hannah Wiegele Taja Bodlaj Ajda Kosnjek[33]
3 December 2022 FalunLugnet HS100Cancelled due to organizational problems
4 December 2022
911 February 2023 SzczyrkSkalite HS104 Nicole Konderla Maike Tyralla Nicole Konderla[34]
1012 February 2023 Nicole Konderla Kinga Rajda[35]
1118 February 2023 VillachVillacher Alpenarena HS98 Zhou Shiyu Lilou Zepchi[36]
1219 February 2023[37]
134 March 2023 OberhofKanzlersgrund HS100 Katarina Pirnovar[38]
145 March 2023 Michelle Göbel Anežka Indráčková
Katarina Pirnovar		[39]

Overall standings

Rankafter all 14 events[40] Points
1 Juliane Seyfarth 552
2 494
3 480
4 401
6 380
7 314
8 251
9 248
10 247

Podium table by nation

Table showing the FIS Cup podium places (gold–1st place, silver–2nd place, bronze–3rd place) by the countries represented by the athletes.

Notes and References

  1. Web site: FIS Ski Jumping Continenal Cup + FIS Cup. International Ski Federation. 8 June 2022.
  2. Web site: Rules for the FIS Cup Edition 2022/2023 - Men. 6 July 2022. fis-ski.com.
  3. Web site: Rules for the FIS Cup Edition 2022/2023 - Women. 12 July 2021. fis-ski.com.
  4. Web site: FIS publikuje terminarze PK i FC na sezon 2023/24. Debiut Pucharu Interkontynentalnego Pań. 17 May 2023. skijumping.pl.
  5. Web site: FC Men Summer HS106, Frenštát pod Radhoštěm (CZE). 12 August 2022. FIS.
  6. Web site: FC Men Summer HS106, Frenštát pod Radhoštěm (CZE). 13 August 2022. FIS.
  7. Web site: FC Men Summer HS104, Szczyrk (POL). 20 August 2022. FIS.
  8. Web site: FC Men Summer HS104, Szczyrk (POL). 21 August 2022. FIS.
  9. Web site: FC Men Summer HS117, Einsiedeln (SUI). 27 August 2022. FIS.
  10. Web site: FC Men Summer HS117, Einsiedeln (SUI). 28 August 2022. FIS.
  11. Web site: FC Men Summer HS109, Kranj (SLO). 2 September 2022. FIS.
  12. Web site: FC Men Summer HS109, Kranj (SLO). 3 September 2022. FIS.
  13. Web site: FC Men Summer HS98, Villach (AUT). 10 September 2022. FIS.
  14. Web site: FC Men Summer HS98, Villach (AUT). 10 September 2022. FIS.
  15. Web site: FC Men Winter HS100, Notodden (NOR). 16 December 2022. FIS.
  16. Web site: FC Men Winter HS100, Notodden (NOR). 17 December 2022. FIS.
  17. Web site: FC Men Winter HS104, Szczyrk (POL). 11 February 2023. FIS.
  18. Web site: FC Men Winter HS104, Szczyrk (POL). 12 February 2023. FIS.
  19. Web site: FC Men Winter HS98, Villach (AUT). 18 February 2023. FIS.
  20. Web site: FC Men Winter HS98, Villach (AUT). 19 February 2023. FIS.
  21. Web site: FC Men Winter HS100, Oberhof (GER). 4 March 2023. FIS.
  22. Web site: FC Men Winter HS100, Oberhof (GER). 5 March 2023. FIS.
  23. Web site: FC Men Winter HS140, Zakopane (POL). 9 March 2023. FIS.
  24. Web site: FC Men Winter HS140, Zakopane (POL). 10 March 2023. FIS.
  25. Web site: Men's FIS Cup Overall standing. FIS Ski.
  26. Web site: FC Women Summer HS104, Szczyrk (POL). 20 August 2022. FIS.
  27. Web site: FC Women Summer HS104, Szczyrk (POL). 21 August 2022. FIS.
  28. Web site: FC Women Summer HS117, Einsiedeln (SUI). 27 August 2022. FIS.
  29. Web site: FC Women Summer HS117, Einsiedeln (SUI). 27 August 2022. FIS.
  30. Web site: FC Women Summer HS109, Kranj (SLO). 2 September 2022. FIS.
  31. Web site: FC Women Summer HS109, Kranj (SLO). 3 September 2022. FIS.
  32. Web site: FC Women Summer HS98, Villach (AUT). 10 September 2022. FIS.
  33. Web site: FC Women Summer HS98, Villach (AUT). 11 September 2022. FIS.
  34. Web site: FC Women Winter HS104, Szczyrk (POL). 11 February 2023. FIS.
  35. Web site: FC Women Winter HS104, Szczyrk (POL). 12 February 2023. FIS.
  36. Web site: FC Women Winter HS98, Villach (AUT). 18 February 2023. FIS.
  37. Web site: FC Women Winter HS98, Villach (AUT). 19 February 2023. FIS.
  38. Web site: FC Women Winter HS100, Oberhof (GER). 4 March 2023. FIS.
  39. Web site: FC Women Winter HS100, Oberhof (GER). 5 March 2023. FIS.
  40. Web site: Women's FIS Cup Overall standing. FIS Ski.

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