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K-Point: | 36 m |
Hill record: | 36.0 m (Lukas Richter , 2019-02-02) |
Hill record: | 38.5 m (Max Berger , 2023-05-13) |
Hill record: | 36.0 m (Jani Felten , 2005-09-03) |
Coordinates: | 51.823043, 10.785907 ✔ |
K-Point: | 8 m |
Hill record: | 5.5 m (Frieder Stoor , 2017-05-25) |
Hill record: | 7.5 m (Merle Probst , 2017-09-03) |
Further jumps: | K4 |
Coordinates: | 51.822948, 10.786538 ✔ |
Further jumps: | no |
Plastic matting: | yes |
Year of construction: | 1963 |
Conversions: | 1972, 1978, 1994-1996, 2015-2018 |
Status: | operating |
Ski club: | SK Wernigerode |
Coordinates: | 51.823193, 10.785313 ✔ |
The first ski jumping hill at Wernigerode in Saxony-Anhalt was set up by young skiers at Bibenstal in winter 1909. Only in 1924 the SK Wernigerode started there with the construction of a permanent ski jump. At the opening competition in 1926 1,500 spectators attended the first record jump of Rudi Stahlmann on 23.5 meters. Until the beginning of World War II and afterwards from 1950’s onwards the ski jump was frequently used for practising and competitions in winter time. In 1958 even 3,000 spectators attended a night competition under floodlights on the 40 meter hill, but in early 1960’s it became ramshackle.
After 3 years of construction time opening ceremony of the plastic covered ski jump at Zwölfmorgental took place in 1963. Then a modernizing conversion with the enlargement of the inrun followed, as well as the construction of the smaller ski jumping hills. In 1978 the take-off was moved backwards. In these days many international events and GDR jumping team competitions were hosted at Zwölmorgental. The latest conversion to a K63 according to newest FIS rules was from 1994 to 1996 and additional the four jumps K63, K36, K18 and K7 were covered with new plastic mattings. Since it has been the largest facility of the ski federation of Saxony-Anhalt in Zwölfmorgental. In 2005 a hotel was added into the complex of the jumps.
In summer 2014 the funds for a modernization of the ski jumping facility at Zwölfmorgental were granted by the sports minister. First the K18 (2016) and then the K63 (2017) hills were converted and covered with new plastic mattings. Works on the K36 hill are still in progress.
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Die sanierte Schanze sollte eigentlich am 10. Juni '17 eingeweiht werden. Hoffentlich kommt es aufgrund der Unwetter nicht noch einmal zu Verzögerungen. Das wäre so schade.
Der Schanzenrekord liegt bei 41m.;)
Ab dem Jahr 2014 wird die 63m Schanze aufgrund eines verfaulten Schanzenauslaufs für rund eine halbe Million Euro saniert.