Park City, Utah (December 27, 2022) – The winter competition season continues this week for USA Nordic, with Men’s Ski Jumping competing in the Four Hills Tournament and Women’s Ski Jumping competing in the Silvester Tournament. The Silvester Tournament will span from December 27th to January 1st, making stops in Villach, Austria, and Ljubno, Slovenia. The Four Hills Tournament will be held December 28th to January 6th, making stops in Oberstdorf and Garmisch-Partenkirchen, Germany, as well as Innsbruck and Bischofshofen, Austria.
Athlete Competing in Silvester Tournament
Women’s Ski Jumping: Annika Belshaw
Athletes Competing in Four Hills Tournament
Women’s Ski Jumping: Decker Dean, Erik Belshaw
Women’s Ski Jumping Preview
In her most recent competition, Annika Belshaw attended the Notodden Continental Cup. During the first Individual HS98 Event, Belshaw earned her first podium of the season, as she finished 2nd overall. Belshaw recorded jumps of 91.5 and 87.5 meters, giving her a total of 223.3 points on the day. Belshaw then capped off her weekend with another 2nd place finish in Saturday’s Individual HS98 Competition. The full Women’s Ski Jumping Notodden COC recap can be found here.
Men’s Ski Jumping Preview
Decker Dean and Erik Belshaw most recently competed at the World Cup in Engelberg, Switzerland. Belshaw made his World Cup debut for Men’s Ski Jumping in Engelberg, scoring his first-ever World Cup points. During the weekend’s first Individual HS140 Event, Belshaw finished 38th overall, as he jumped to 121.5 meters for 121.0 points. Dean was close behind, as he carded a 47th place finish, after going 120.0 meters for 113.0 points. In the final Individual HS140 Competition of the weekend, Dean recorded a 105.0 meter jump for 88.0 points during the first round, giving him a 49th place finish, as he was unable to advance to the second round. Belshaw then went 123.0 meters in the first round, giving him 121.4 points, as he advanced to the final round. Belshaw added a 117.5 meter jump for 108.6 points in the final round, giving him 230.0 points on the day. This gave Belshaw a 24th place finish, as he earned his first-ever World Cup points in his World Cup debut. The full Men’s Ski Jumping Engelberg World Cup recap can be found here.
How to Watch
All Times Eastern Standard Time
Tuesday, December 27th
- FIS Ski Jumping World Cup Women’s Qualifying HS98 – Villach, Austria, Live Results on FIS
Wednesday, December 28th
- FIS Ski Jumping World Cup Women’s Individual HS98 – Villach, Austria, Live Results on FIS
- FIS Ski Jumping World Cup Men’s Qualifying HS137 – Oberstdorf, Germany, Live Results on FIS
Thursday, December 29th
- FIS Ski Jumping World Cup Women’s Qualifying HS98 – Villach, Austria, Live Results on FIS
- 7:00am EST – FIS Ski Jumping World Cup Women’s Individual HS98 – Villach, Austria, Streaming on Peacock
- 10:30am EST – FIS Ski Jumping World Cup Men’s Individual HS137- Oberstdorf, Germany, Streaming on skiandsnowboard.live
Friday, December 30th
- FIS Ski Jumping World Cup Women’s Qualifying HS94 – Ljubno, Slovenia, Live Results on FIS
Saturday, December 31st
- 10:00am EST – FIS Ski Jumping World Cup Women’s Individual HS94 – Ljubno, Slovenia, Streaming on skiandsnowboard.live
- FIS Ski Jumping World Cup Men’s Qualifying HS142 – Garmisch-Partenkirchen, Germany, Live Results on FIS
Sunday, January 1st
- FIS Ski Jumping World Cup Women’s Qualifying HS94 – Ljubno, Slovenia, Live Results on FIS
- 10:00am EST – FIS Ski Jumping World Cup Men’s Individual HS142 – Garmisch-Partenkirchen, Germany, Streaming on skiandsnowboard.live
- 10:30am EST – FIS Ski Jumping World Cup Women’s Individual HS94 – Ljubno, Slovenia, Streaming on skiandsnowboard.live
Tuesday, January 3rd
- 7:30am EST – FIS Ski Jumping World Cup Men’s Qualifying HS128 – Innsbruck, Austria, Steaming on Peacock
Wednesday, January 4th
- 7:30am EST – FIS Ski Jumping World Cup Men’s Individual HS128 – Innsbruck, Austria, Streaming on Peacock
Thursday, January 5th
- 10:30am EST – FIS Ski Jumping World Cup Men’s Qualifying HS142 – Bischofshofen, Austria, Streaming on Peacock
Friday, January 6th
- 10:30am EST – FIS Ski Jumping World Cup Men’s Individual HS142 – Bischofshofen, Austria, Streaming on Peacock
NOTE: This season, all Ski Jumping World Cup competitions will be broadcast on skiandsnowboard.live. This streaming platform does require payment to watch World Cup competitions, with monthly and pay-per-view payment options available.
