DSJ Cup 2018/2019

DSJ Cup 2018/2019
General Information
Season	2018/2019
Starts	23rd November Wisła
Finishes	24th March Planica
Jumpers	87
Teams	15
Winners
World Cup	Unknown
Team Cup	Unknown
4 Hills Tournament	Unknown
Ski Flying	Unknown
Progression
Previous	None
Next	DSJ Cup 2019/2020

DSJ Cup 2018/2019 - The first season of the DSJ Cup. It will start in Wisła on 23rd November 2018, and end in Planica on 24th March 2019.

#	Date	Place	Hill Size	Hill Name	Notes	1st place	2nd place	3rd place
1.	24th November 2018	Wisła	HS134	im. Adama Małysza	Team	France: Paul Brasme Thomas Roch Dupland Jonathan Learoyd Vincent Descombes Sevoie	Norway: Johann Andre Forfang Marius Artinsson Robert Johansson Daniel Andre Tande	Austria: Daniel Huber Stefan Kraft Manuel Fettner Thomas Morgenstern
2.	25th November 2018					Gabriel Karlen	Niko Kytosaho	Daniel- Andre Tande
3.	1st December 2018	Kuusamo	HS142	Rukatunturi		Junshiro Kobayashi	Gabriel Karlen	Evgeniy Klimov
4.	2nd December 2018					Gabriel Karlen	Niko Kytosaho	Daniel- Andre Tande
5.	7th December 2018	Lillehammer	HS100	Lysgårdsbakken		Thomas Morgenstern	Piotr Żyła	Niko Kytosaho
6.	8th December 2018		HS138		Team	Germany: Markus Eisenbichler Karl Geiger Richard Freitag Andreas Wellinger	Austria: Daniel Huber Stefan Kraft Manuel Fettner Thomas Morgenstern	Switzerland: Gregor Deschwanden Andreas Schuler Andreas Leider Gabriel Karlen
7.	9th December 2018					Maciej Kot	Killian Peier	Davide Bresadola
8.	15th December 2018	Engelberg	HS137	Gross-Titlis-Schanze		Oleksandr Duishebaiev	Vytautas Skierievich	Thomas Morgenstern
9.	16th December 2018					Sergey Tkachenko	Oleksandr Duishebaiev	Alex Insam
10.	29th December 2018	Bad Mitterndorf	HS200	Kulm	Flying	Andraz Prevc	Davide Bresadola	Tomas Vancura
11.	30th December 2018				Team, flying	USA Nicholas Ford Michael Glasder Casey Larson Kevin Bickner	Slovenia Domen Prevc Anze Semenic Cene Prevc Andraz Prevc	Japan Daiki Ito Noriaki Kasai Ryoyu Kobayashi Junshiro Kobayashi
12.	4th January 2019	Val di Fiemme	HS106	Trampolino Dal Ben		Martti Tonisson	Denis Kornilov	Jakub Wolny
13.	5th January 2019		HS134
14.	6th January 2019
15.	10th January 2019	Bischofshofen	HS78	cancelled due to lack of snow
15.	12th January 2019		HS140	Paul-Ausserleitner-Schanze
16.	13th January 2019
17.	19th January 2019	Harrachov	HS205	Čerťák	Flying
18.	20th January 2019		HS205	cancelled due to strong wind and bad weather conditions
18.	26th January 2019	Lahti	HS130	Salpausselkä
19.	27th January 2019				Team
20.	2nd February 2019	Kuopio	HS127	Puijo
21.	3rd February 2019
T1.	13th February 2019	Zakopane	HS94	Średnia Krokiew	Team, WC
I1.	14th February 2019				WC
T2.	16th February 2019		HS134	Wielka Krokiew	Team, WC
I2.	17th February 2019				WC
World Championship Zakopane 2019 – Medal Top Three
22.	23rd February 2019	Sapporo	HS134	Ōkurayama
23.	24th February 2019
24.	1st March 2019	Park City	HS100	Utah Olympic Park
25.	2nd March 2019		HS134
26.	3rd March 2019
27.	9th March 2019	Klingenthal	HS140	Vogtland Arena	D6, team
28.	10th March 2019				D6
29.	12th March 2019	Garmisch-Partenkirchen	HS140	Große Olympiaschanze	D6
30.	14th March 2019	Willingen	HS145	Mühlenkopfschanze	D6
31.	16th March 2019	Oberstdorf	HS213	Heini-Klopfer-Skiflugschanze	D6,team, flying
32.	17th March 2019				D6, flying
Deutschland Sechs 2019 - Individual Top Three
33.	22nd March 2019	Planica	HS215	Letalnica	Flying
34.	23rd March 2019				Team, flying
35.	24th March 2019				Flying
Ski Flying DSJ4 Cup – Individual Top Three
DSJ4 Cup 2018/2019 – Individual Top Three
DSJ4 Nations Cup 2018/2019 – Top Three

Colors:

Individual Competition

Team Competition

Deutschland Sechs Competition

Ski Flying Competition

World Championship Competition

Participants

Start limits

Lp.	Country	Jumpers
1.	Austria	7
2.	Slovenia
3.	Germany	6
4.	Norway
5.	Poland	5
6.	Japan
7.	Switzerland
8.	Russia
9.	Finland
10.	Italy	4
11.	Czech Republic
12.	Estonia	3
13.	France
14.	United States	2
15.	Kazakhstan
16.	Bulgaria
17.	Croatia
18.	Canada	1
19.	Lithuania
20.	Belarus
21.	South Korea
22.	Turkey
23.	Romania

Ski Jumpers

There are 85 athlethes registered for this season. The ones in bold are taking part in the team competitions.

• Austria: 1.Thomas Morgenstern, 2.Gregor Schlierenzauer, 3.Manuel Fettner, 4.Stefan Kraft, Philipp Aschenwald, Manuel Poppinger, Daniel Huber
• Slovenia: 1.Andraz Prevc, 2.Cene Prevc, 3.Peter Prevc, 4.Domen Prevc, Anze Lanisek, Anze Semenic, Jernej Damjan
• Germany: 1.Markus Eisenbichler, 2.Karl Geiger, 3.Stephan Leyhe, 4.Andreas Wellinger, Richard Freitag, Severin Freund
• Poland: 1.Jakub Wolny, 2.Dawid Kubacki, 3.Piotr Żyła, 4.Kamil Stoch, Maciej Kot
• Norway: 1.Marius Artinsson, 2.Daniel Andre Tande, 3.Robert Johansson, 4.Johann Andre Forfang, Anders Fannemel, Andreas Stjernen
• Japan: 1.Daiki Ito, 2.Noriaki Kasai, 3.Junshiro Kobayashi, 4.Ryoyu Kobayashi, Kobi Kobayashi
• Switzerland: 1.Andreas Leider, 2.Andreas Schuler, 3.Gabriel Karlen, 4. Killian Peier, Gregor Deschwanden
• Italy: 1.Perino Crishetti, 2.Federico Cecon, 3.Davide Bresadola, 4.Alex Insam
• Russia: 1.Alexey Arlinov, 2.Mikhail Maksimochkin, 3.Denis Kornilov, 4. Evgeniy Klimov, Roman Sergeevich Trofimov
• Finland: 1.Vaino Virtanen, 2.Mico Ahonen, 3.Antti Aalto, 4. Niko Kytosaho, Eetu Nousiainen
• Czech Republic: 1.Tomas Vancura, 2.Lukas Jiricek, 3.Vojtech Stursa, 4.Viktor Polasek
• Bulgaria: Viktor Krasov, Vladimir Zografski
• USA: 1.Nicholas Ford, 2.Michael Glasder, 3.Casey Larson, 4.Kevin Bickner
• Estonia: 1. Taavi Päppel, 2. Martti Tõnisson, 3.Kevin Maltsev, 4. Artti Aigro
• France: 1.Thomas Roch Dupland, 2.Paul Brasme, 3.Mathis Contamine, 4.Jonathan Learoyd
• Canada: Mackenzie Boyd-Clowes
• Kazakhstan: 1.Konstantin Sokolenko, 2.Sabirzhan Muminov, 3.Marat Zhaparov, 4.Sergey Tkachenko
• Lithuania: Vytautas Skierievich
• Croatia: Urban Zamernik, Luka Zamernik
• South Korea: Choi Heung-chul
• Belarus: Oleksandr Duishebaiev
• Turkey: Fatih Arda Ipcioglu
• Romania: Sorin Iulian Pitea