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Proletennachrichten in Proletensprache vom: 06.01.2025 Ich bin heute kaum zum Schreiben gekommen. Alpiner Wintersport…naja. Und unsere Damen? beim Upsala – Skispringen. Gerade Lara Malsiner aus Sterzing gefällt mir sehr. Eine würdige Nachfolgerin von Evelyn Insam; eine unserer schönsten Skifrauen. regional: Etwas Italiengeschichte Die liebe Renate fordert das, was wir schon die ganze Zeit…

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ok so the sj tag is broken and so am I apparently because here I am bringing you a long chaotic rant about my fave wsj ships in no particular order

Ok so initially I wanted to say that when it comes to team Germany I am Anna/Carina girlie - like they were single at the same time and then injured at the same time and were adorably silly goofy together with great matching energy (and they also called each other wifey lmao I guess that it's an Anna thing)

BUT I can see Anna/Pauli like I really get it now just look at them you all were so right 🥺

ALSOOOOO if you like enemies to lovers please consider them their dynamics is so fun to think about adghsfdgh

Kreuzelnig is an obvious one lmao. just. look at them.

also I need you all to know that this picture exists

Speaking of Austrians, probably my most niche ship is Sara Marita Kramer/Lucile Morat and you can tell that I'm old and I never get over ski jumpers I liked but hear me out

They were good friends, they used to jump together a lot in the Alpen Cup and they always left cute comments under their insta posts and, if I remember correctly, they went on vacation to Amsterdam together? Lucile was considered a child prodigy in her teens, she was even the youngest Olympian in Pyeongchang, was doing great in the World Cup and she was hyped as one of the future top ski jumpers. Sara at the moment was one of many talented kids doing okay and growing steadily as a ski jumper but hasn't done anything spectacular up until summer 2019. And interestingly at that exact moment Lucile's form was gone forever, so you can say that they switched...

And do you know when was Lucile's last World Cup weekend before her retirement? Rasnov 2021 - the same weekend when Sara got false positive covid test that prevented her from starting in the competition and eventually cost her the Crystal Globe in the 2020/21 season. And Lucile got a girlfriend later that year and- please can you see this amazing narrative or is it still just me 😭

also the potential ship name: moramer. almost sounds like mon amour. come onnnnn

Speaking of Sara also her and Lisa Eder have an interesting dynamic: childhood friends, jumping at the same club, growing up together and now when Lisa is with Manu Sara happens to be a little awkward with touches 😅 yeah anyway...

Problematic faves: whatever Julia Kykkänen, Evelyn Insam and Coline Mattel had going on when they all rebelled against their national ski federations and decided to team up and train together. I need a buddy* film. Also you can probably tell by now that I'm watching ski jumping for way too long and can't move on to save life

*but Harold they're-

Unproblematic faves: Yuki Ito/Kaori Iwabuchi. Matching energy. Super fun. Loved by literally everyone in the wsj fam (remember Kaori's helmet with best wishes for her retirement from her fellow competitors and #LetYukiFly?). Kaori once called Yuki 'her personal entertainer'. THEY LITERALLY LIVED THROUGH THERE WAS ONLY ONE BED TROPE

Speaking of two besties stuck together for months thousands of kilometers from home: Abi Strate/Natalie Eilers anyone? Bonus points for also calling each other wifeys lmao

And last but not least: Oppstroem (I love Maria's ship name for them, 10/10). There's literally this gifs thread of them, they're just so soft and adorable. And they went through a lot together, each had her own struggles but they have also shared some (like they both got dsqed at that cursed Olympic mixed team comp...). God tier ship for real

but maybe just maybe... consider love triangle

Edit: HOW COULD I FORGOR ABOUT RAJPIEL SWEETIES I'M SO SORRY

ok fam it's 2025 we finally need to talk: what are your favorite wsj ships?

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Name 5 ski jumpers each, men and women, who are born in your year! 👀 + a birthday twin if you have one (born the same day and month as you) Then tag 5 friends to do the same 🥰

Tagged by @lewanarta​ - dziękować ❤️

Born in 1994, so finding people born on the same year was quite simple but on the same day... I’ll get to that later, names first

Men:

Daniel-André Tande

Evgeniy Klimov

Sabirzhan Muminov

Aleksander Zniszczoł

Gabriel Karlen

Women:

Maren Lundby

Sarah Hendrickson

Evelyn Insam

Yūki Itō

Špela Rogelj

Now, I was born on June 22... Sadly, I don’t know any ski jumper born on that day. After bit of googling I managed to find Brane Benedik (Yugoslavian jumping in the 80s). Or I can cheat a little bit and take someone who jumps  on skis but not as a ski jumper - and that is Ilkka Herola  ¯\_(ツ)_/¯

Not choosing anyone in particular, if someone wants to do this, feel tagged 

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Squadra Italiana benannt

Entgegen einiger Quellen aus denen nur eine unvollständige oder auch gar keine Liste der Kader-Athletinnen des italienischen Damen-Teams hervorgehen, bin ich bei näherer Recherche auf eine Mitteilung des Italienischen Skiverbandes (FISI) gestoßen.

In der heißt es, dass der Nationalkader von zwei auf drei Athletinnen verkleinert worden ist. Lediglich Evelyn Insam (20) und Elena Runggaldier (23) besitzen nun Nationalmannschaftsstatus und erhalten somit maximale Förderung. In den vergangenen Weltcup-Jahren waren die beiden die Besten ihres Landes und haben sich den Status erarbeitet bzw. konnten ihn erfolgreich verteidigen.

Abgestiegen ist Lisa Demetz (25). Die Grödnerin war nach einem Kreuzbandriss eine komplette Saison ausgefallen und konnte nicht an die vorherige Form anknüpfen. 15 Punkte holte sie während der gesamten Saison - genauso viele wie die Rumänin Dana Vasilica Haralambie. Vom Potenzial gehört sie definitiv weiter nach vorne, Richtung Top 20. Aber so eine Verletzung will ja auch erst einmal überstanden werden. Sie findet sich nun im B-Kader wieder, gemeinsam mit Manuela Malsiner (16).

In der vergangenen Saison gehörte auch Roberta D'Agostina (22) zum Team. Die ist jedoch in freudiger Erwartung eines Babys und macht nun erstmal (mindestens) ein Jahr Pause, wie sie mitteilte. Somit bleibt noch die 17-Jährige Veronica Gianmoena, die als Einzige den C-Kader-Status besitzt. Man wartet weiterhin auf die Bekanntgabe eines neuen Cheftrainers. Der verantwortliche Sportdirektor Sandro Pertile äußerte sich bislang nicht zu dieser Thematik. Fest steht nur, dass der neue Chefcoach von Ex-Springer Ivan Lunardi unterstützt wird, nachdem Alessio Bolognani nun sich seiner Familie widmen wird.

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Kamil Stoch with Evelyn Insam :)

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Sara Takanashi verteidigt Junioren-WM-Titel

Am dritten Tag nach der offiziellen Eröffnung der Junioren-WM wurde es am heutigen Donnerstag erstmals ernst für die Damen im tschechischen Liberec. In einem spannenden Wettkampf war die Japanerin Sara Takanashi in der Lage, ihren Titel aus dem Vorjahr zu verteidigen und kürte sich zur neuen Junioren-Weltmeisterin. Auf den Plätzen zwei und drei folgten Evelyn Insam aus Italien und Katja Pozun aus Slowenien und sicherten sich damit die Silber- und Bronzemedaille.

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Happy Siblings Day vol. 2!

Happy Siblings Day!

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Takanashi unbeatable in Hinzenbach

Japans Sara Takanashi also won the second competition of the FIS World Cup Ladies Ski Jumping in Hinzenbach (AUT). Jumps to 89,0 and 92,0 meters brought her 254,8 points and her 52nd World Cup victory. Germanys Carina Vogt and Maren Lundby of Norway came in 2nd and 3rd.

Takanashi surprised herself Takanashi said afterwards: „I was surprised with my victory because my jumping was not so good today. I made a few mistakes. Carina is a great competitor. She is very strong both mentally and physically. Her jump was a good motivation for me.“

Vogt presented herself Carina Vogt presented herself on her 25th birthday with her second podium of the weekend after place three on Saturday. 88,0 and 91,0 meters and 250,0 points proved her great shape. Vogt said: „It was the perfect birthday present form e. I think I am on a very good way and am looking forward for next challenges.“ Maren Lundby finally made friends with the hill in Hinzenbach and celebrated her 7th podium of the season with 85,5 and 89,0 meters and 245,2 points.

Lundby got over herself Lundby said: „I was struggling with my inrun position in the first days here. Today it worked much better and I am happy to finish on the podium.“ On fourth place Daniela Iraschko-Stolz missed out on the podium by only 1,9 points after a strong performance with jumps to 86,0 and 89,0 meters. Katharina Althaus, 2nd on Saturday, finished 5th with 242,2 points ahead of Chiara Hoelzl of Austria. Yuki Ito of Japan lost quite a few points in the competition for the overall World Cup and came in 7th, Jaqueline Seifriedsberger underlined a good Austrian team performance on 8th place ahead of the third German lady in the top ten Svenja Wuerth. Maja Vtic was on 10th place best Slovenian athlete.

Morat best of France Lucile Morat once again was best French jumper, finishing 12th behind Ramona Straub and ahead of Yuka Seto. Julia Kykkaenen improved further and came in 15th behind Spela Rogelj. Sarah Hendrickson was the best US girl on 17th place, Irina Avvakumova the best jumper from Russia despite a fall in the final round on 19th place. Elena Runggaldier and Evelyn Insam secured points for Italy on 22 and 27. Atsuko Tanaka scored for Canada on 28th place.

Takanashi on her way to the title In the overall World Cup Sara Takanashi expanded her lead with now 1195 points to 267 points ahead of Yuki Ito. Maren Lundby remains third with 789 points. Next stage of the Ladies World Cup is next weekend Ljubno (SLO).

Official result