Ski Jumps: Nozawa Onsen

K55

K55 was used this winter for competitions, rest is out of order

Ski Jumps: Nýdek

Out of order

Theye hills are out of order, K40 is devastated the inrun wood is rotten and needs to be repaired. And homoligation expiried and wont get new till renovation. Also they used K25 but there also expired homoligation and probably wont jump this year and maybe next summer but no one cares and interests about the hills in the club mostly

Ski Jumps: Bærum (Skui)

Hill records

Pål Hansen's hill record of 122 m was set on 13 March 1996. But on that same windy day there were several other long jumps. First, Jon Petter Sandaker (Norway) fell on 127 m in the trial round. Then he stood at 122 m in the first round, but that round was cancelled with just four jumpers left after Jostein Smeby (Norway) had fallen at 127.5 m. Pål Hansen set his record in the second round.

For a women's record, Anita Wold (Norway) jumped 73 m on 1 April 1973. Merete Kristiansen (Norway) jumped 100 m in competition on 17 March 1985. But she had already jumped 102 m in training before that competition. When I checked now I couldn't find the source I had seen that said it was the day before. One other source says that training jump was on 11 March, but 16 March seems more likely.

Ski Jumps: Stockholm (Fiskartorpet)

Hill record

I don't know if it was the final hill record, but on 3 March 1948 Ivar Nilsen (Norway) set a record of 46 m.

Ski Jumps: Porsgrunn (Lidbakken)

Date for hill record

Arthur Johnsen's hill record of 61 m was set on 8 March 1936.

Ski Jumps: Kongsvinger (Gullbekkbakken)

Date for hill record

Arne Dalslåen's hill record of 75 m was set on 5 February 1961.

Ski Jumps: Oslo (Ullern)

Hill record

Thorleif Schjelderup (Norway) set a hill record of 57 m in a competition on 16 March 1946.

On 8 February 1931 sisters Nora and Tordis Strømstad (Norway) jumped 30 and 24 m. (Exhibition jumps opening the competition.)