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Slovenian winter athletes competitive season preparation

Overview

Slovenian winter athletes have transitioned from summer training preparations to early competitive results in the summer season. Initially, alpine skiers and ski jumpers focused on intensive training camps to prepare for upcoming seasons. Alpine skiers Žan Kranjec and Neja Dvornik completed summer training, with Dvornik expressing optimism following an ankle injury. In ski jumping, Ema Klinec showed a return to form after health issues, securing a victory in the Summer Grand Prix. As the competitive season commenced, Slovenian ski jumpers achieved podium success at the Intercontinental Cup in Stams, Austria. Nika Vodan and Nika Prevc secured second and third places, respectively, in the first summer competition of the event. This strong performance continued in Stams, where Vodan and Prevc finished second and third in both the Saturday and Sunday competitions, with Prevc recording the longest jump of the first round on Sunday. In the men’s division in Stams, Domen Prevc achieved a notable comeback, setting a new hill record with a 121.5-meter jump in the second round to finish 17th overall. Meanwhile, in the FIS Ski Jumping Summer Grand Prix, Ema Klinec reclaimed the overall lead after a fourth-place finish in Rasnov, Romania. Other Slovenian men, including Enej Faletič and Žiga Jančar, also earned points during the Rasnov events. Building on this momentum, Anže Lanišek and Ema Klinec secured gold medals at the summer edition of the Slovenian Ski Jumping Championships at the Bauhenk hill in Kranj. In the men’s competition, Lanišek took first place, followed by Domen Prevc in second and Timi Zajc in third. In the women’s division, Klinec claimed victory, with Nika Vodan taking second and Nika Prevc finishing third. As the winter season approaches, Slovenian ski jumper Nika Prevc faces increased pressure following a suit-related disqualification.

Entities

Domen Prevc · Nika Prevc · Ema Klinec · International Ski Federation · FIS

Timeline

  1. [SPORTS] 14 sources
    Winter sports season approaches with major updates and injuries

    Winter sports prepare for the new season with the biathlon Loop One Festival in Munich, the reopening of the Königssee luge track, and the FIS-approved ski World Cup start in Sölden.

  2. [SPORTS] 2 sources
    Anže Lanišek and Ema Klinec win Slovenian ski jumping titles

    Anže Lanišek and Ema Klinec won the men's and women's titles respectively at the Slovenian summer ski jumping championships in Kranj.

  3. [SPORTS] 4 sources
    Nika and Domen Prevc face equipment penalties heading into winter season

    Slovenian ski jumpers Nika and Domen Prevc enter the winter season with active yellow cards for equipment violations, following recent title losses at the Slovenian National Championships.

  4. [SPORTS] 6 sources
    Slovenian ski jumpers perform strongly in Stams and Rasnov

    Slovenian ski jumpers Nika Vodan, Nika Prevc, and Domen Prevc achieved strong results in Stams, while Ema Klinec reclaimed the Summer Grand Prix lead in Rasnov.

  5. [SPORTS] 3 sources
    Slovenian winter athletes prepare for upcoming competitive seasons

    Slovenian winter athletes prepare for new seasons: alpine skiers Neja Dvornik and Žan Kranjec complete training, while ski jumper Ema Klinec marks a successful return to competition.

Sources

bild.de · blick.ch · delo.si · fehmarn24.de · gorenjskiglas.si · heute.de · kreiszeitung.de · kurierverlag.de · lomazoma.com · mannheim24.de · merkur-online.de · merkur.de · op-online.de · schweiznews.ch · siol.net · skijumping.pl · skispringen.com · skokipolska.pl · sloski.si · sport.onet.pl · sportnews.bz · sportni-portal.si · sportsport.ba · times.si · tz.de

This summary has been updated 5 times: see revision history