Norway for young people and captain Kilde: here are the lineups for the 2022/23 season

Officials for the next competitive year: the women's team finds Lie and Lysdahl, veterans of their respective injuries, in team A led by Mowinckel.

Thursday 28 April 2022 3 minutes reading time

A squadron that counts on a lot of talent, albeit on a numerical level on a few athletes (31 in total in national cadres, against 99 in Switzerland to give an example). Norway presents itself for the 2022/23 season, formalizing the formations starting from 12 women divided into three groups. Ragnhild Mowinckel is the lighthouse of team A, flanked by Mina Fuerst Holtmann, Thea Louise Stjernesund and by those who will return to full capacity in the next year, or the slalomgigantist Kristin Lysdahl, injured at the beginning of last season, and the waiting Kajsa Vickhoff Lie who has been in the pits since the end of February 2021, when the sprinter born in 1998 fell disastrously in the super-g in Val di Fassa. Three elements in team B, with Maria Tviberg, Marte Monsen and a speed talent like Inni Holm Wembstad, who made his World Cup debut a few weeks ago in Crans-Montana. In team C, however, Pernille Lydersen, Andrine Marstoel, Mariel Kufaas and Blanca Westhoff Bakke. The men's team no longer has Kjetil Jansrud, of course, and the new “captain” is an Aleksander Aamodt Kilde who will go hunting for the World Cup goal. In team A with the native of Baerum we find only one other sprinter, Adrian Smiseth Sejersted, and the references of the technical disciplines, from Henrik Kristoffersen to Sebastian Foss-Solevaag, up to the “twins” born in 2000, Lucas Braathen and Atle Lie McGrath. Six men also in team B, with Henrik Roea, Timon Haugan, Rasmus Windingstad, Fabian Wilkens Solheim, Leif Kristian Nestvold-Haugen (who will continue for another year) and the bi world champion jr of giant and slalom, Alexander Steen Olsen. Finally the “C” with Halvor Hilde Gunleiksrud, Markus Fossland, Kaspar Kindem, Eirik Hystad Solberg, Fredrik Moeller, Christian Soevik and Theodor Braekken.

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