Lahti World Cup 2017 - LIST (almost) COMPLETE jumpers squad

All national federations have officially shout their squad for the 2017 World Cup in Lahti ski jumping field. Then we go to see what will be the men in the world championship event.

Wednesday 22 February 2017 9 minutes reading time

It is worth mentioning that the regulations are different than the World Cup. All athletes can take part in the training, but for the individual events every nation has 4 chest. Exceptions are the world champions in charge, who are entitled to a nominal extra quota place. In the present case, however, both are absent. Rune Velta (NH) has retired, while Severin Freund (LH) is injured. Therefore the athletes present in Lahti are for the moment 82, but in qualifying on Normal Hill (February 24) will participate 66. The worst sixteen will be cut off and only the top 50 will be the racing game (25 February). It should be noted that the number of athletes could rise in the second week. This is because the South Koreans and the leading Kazakhs are committed to the Asian Winter Games in Sapporo. definitely will desert the evidence on Normal Hill, but could be the game of Large Hill. In the light of members, they are expected between 12 and 14 countries at the start of the test in mixed teams (February 26), where the quartets are formed by two women and two men. It is assumed there are at the start at least 12 countries in the event team on Large Hill (March 4), but it is possible that the starters field can get rich. These in detail the squad of each nation: AUSTRIA (6) FETTNER Manuel (1985) HAYBÃ–CK Michael (1991) KOFLER Andreas (1984) KRAFT Stefan (1993) Markus Schiffner (1992) SCHLIERENZAUER Gregor (1990) Gregor Schlierenzauer has finally recovered from the last knee injury and will be the game of Lahti. The coaching staff also decided to bring Finland Markus Schiffner, despite the excellent results of Clemens Aigner in Asian earth. ================================================== ==== BULGARIA (1) Vladimir Zografski (1993) ================================================== ==== CANADA (2) Mackenzie Boyd-Clowes (1991) MAURER Joshua (1996) ================================================== ==== SOUTH KOREA (?) Koreans are all committed to the Asian Winter Games in Sapporo. However it is not excluded that they can also take part in the World Cup, coming in the second week, adding thereby to the company. ================================================== ==== ESTONIA (3) AIGRO Artti (1999) NÃ¶mme Martti (1993) NURMSALU Kaarel (1991) ================================================== ==== FINLAND (5) Antti Aalto (1995) Janne Ahonen (1977) Lauri Asikainen (1989) Larinto Ville (1990) Jarkko MÃ¤Ã¤ttÃ¤ (1994) ================================================== ==== FRANCE (2) Brasme Paul (1997) DESCOMBES SEVOIE Vincent (1984) ================================================== ==== GEORGIA (1) SARKISIANI Artur (1996) ================================================== ==== GERMANY (5) Eisenbichler Markus (1991) Richard Freitag (1991) Karl GEIGER (1993) LEYHE Stephan (1992) Wellinger Andreas (1995) ================================================== ==== JAPAN (5) ITO Daiki (1985) KASAI Noriaki (1972) Ryoyu KOBAYASHI (1996) SAKUYAMA Kento (1990) Taku Takeuchi (1987) ================================================== ==== ITALY (3) Bresadola David (1988) COLLOREDO Sebastian (1987) INSAM Alex (1997) ================================================== ==== KAZAKHSTAN (4) Nikolay Karpenko (1981) KOROLEV Alexey (1987) KRATOV Ilya (2000) Nogin Roman (1998) All rush Kazakhs are committed to the Asian Winter Games in Sapporo. it is possible that a couple (Marat Zhaparov and Konstantin Sokolenko) can also take part in the second week of the World Cup. ================================================== ==== LATVIA (1) NEZHBORTS Kristaps (1997) ================================================== ==== NORWAY (6) FANNEMEL Anders (1991) Forfang Johann Andre (1995) Tom Hilde (1987) JOHANSSON Robert (1990) Andreas Stjernen (1988) Daniel-Andre Tande (1994) ================================================== ==== POLAND (6) HULA Stefan (1986) KOT Maciej (1991) Dawid Kubacki (1990) Kamil STOCH (1987) Jan Ziobro (1991) ZYLA Piotr (1987) ================================================== ==== CZECH REPUBLIC (6) HLAVA Lukas (1984) JANDA Jakub (1978) KOUDELKA Roman (1989) MATURE Jan (1980) Polasek Viktor (1997) Tomas Vancura (1996) ================================================== ==== ROMANIA (2) Mitrofan Nicolae Sorin (1999) PITEA Iulian Sorin (1997) ================================================== ==== RUSSIA (6) Evgeny Klimov (1994) Denis Kornilov (1986) Alexey Romashov (1992) Sergeev Maksim (1999) TROFIMOV Roman (1989) VASSILIEV Dimitry (1979) ================================================== ==== SLOVENIA (6) DAMJAN Jernej (1983) LANISEK Anze (1996) PREVC Dinners (1996) PREVC Domen (1999) PREVC Peter (1992) Jurij Tepes (1989) Jurij Tepes should not be the game in the first week, where competitions are scheduled on small trampoline. ================================================== ==== UNITED STATES (4) BICKNER Kevin (1996) GLASDER Michael (1989) LARSON Casey (1998) RHOADS William (1995) ================================================== ==== SWITZERLAND (5) Simon Ammann (1981) Deschwanden Gregor (1991) KARLEN Gabriel (1994) Peier Killian (1995) SCHULER Andreas (1995) ================================================== ==== TURKEY (1) Arda IPCIOGLU Faith (1997) ================================================== ==== UKRAINE (2) Vitaliy Kalinichenko (1993) Pasichnyk Stephan (1998) ================================================== ====

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