ÖSV rates the World Cup – ÖSV

ÖSV is rating the World Cup

With a total of 43 medals after six World Championships, the Austrian Ski Association can strike a positive balance. In the past major events in Meribel / Courchevel (France), Planica (SLO), Oberhof (Ger), Bakuriani (GEO), Puy Toul (Spain), Espot (Spain) and Östersund (Switzerland) there were 10 gold medals, 16 silver medals and 17 bronze medals for Austrian athletes of various disciplines.

• Alpine skiing

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  3

  4

  7

• Biathlon

  –

  1

  –

  1

• Ski jumping

  –

  2

  1

  3

• Nordic mix

  –

  –

  4

  4

• Snowboarding

  3

  4

  2

  9

• Free skating / free skating

  –

  2

  2

  4

• mountaineering ski

  –

  1

  –

  1

• Parasky Sports

  7

  3

  4

  14

• In total

  10

  16

  17

  43

“I am happy with the achievements and every medal for our athletes. We have seen in some competitions that everything always has to fit together in such big events on Day X. I was especially pleased that the Freestyle/Snowboard section was able to win the medal table.”

Roswitha Stadlober. President of the ÖSV

“We can be quite satisfied with the number of medals. Of course it hurts because we didn’t win a gold medal. We were close, maybe a little bit of luck here and there was lost, but the team nonetheless presented itself very well.”

Herbert Mandel, Sports Director of Alpine Skiing

Photo: JebaNina Ortlieb just missed out on the gold medal in Meribel.

• Ski jumping

• HS 100 Singles (Women’s)

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  Eva Pinkling

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  1

• HS 100 Team (Women)

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  Austria

  –

  1

• HS 130 Team

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  –

  Austria

  1

• Nordic mix

• HS 100 Singles (Men)

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  –

  Franz Josef Rehrl

  1

• HS 100 Mixed Team

  –

  –

  Austria

  1

• HS 130 Team (Men)

  –

  –

  Austria

  1

• HS 130 Singles (Men)

  –

  –

  John Lamparter

  1

• In total

  –

  2

  5

  7

“Unfortunately, it didn’t work as well as we had envisioned it. We didn’t match the conditions and the ski jumping facility itself 100%. We have to take a hard look at that and do better in the future.”

Mario Stecher, Sports Director of Ski Jumping and Nordic Combined

Photo: JebaWith three bronze medals, Johannes Lamparter was the hamster medalist of the North Austrian Combined Group.

“The balance sheet speaks for itself, we are very pleased with our yield!”

Christian Galler, Director of Figure Skating

Photo: JebaIce queen Anna Gasser was crowned two-time world champion in Bakuriani.

• vertical (women)

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  Sarah Dreyer

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  1

• In total

  –

  1

  –

  1

Photo: WeigelBig cheers at the end: Sarah Dreyer takes silver in the vertical.

• Single mixed relay

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  Lisa Hauser / David Comatz

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  1

• In total

  –

  1

  –

  1

Photo: JebaThe Austrian World Championships in Oberhof (GER) David Komatz and Lisa Hauser took home the silver medal in the individual mixed relay.

“The overall balance is very positive, a very impressive six gold medals. Of course you can hope for that in advance, but you can’t expect such a result. Expectations were more than met, the athletes handled the pressure well. Compared to the last World Cup, we managed to improve though. Although we had one less competition. After the initial difficulties with the wind, it turned out to be a really good World Cup.”

Hermann Mayerhuber, Paraski Sports Director

Photo: ÖSVÖSV Parski aces correctly in the World Cup.

• LL Sprint (Women/Visually Impaired)

  Karina Edlinger

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  –

  1

• 10 km biathlon (women / visually impaired)

  –

  –

  Karina Edlinger

  1

• Cross Country LL 10km Ski (Women/Visually Impaired)

  Karina Edlinger

  1

• In total

  1

  –

  2

  3