website statistics
Jump to content
  • Register/Login on Totallympics!

    Sign up to Totallympics to get full access to our website.

     

    Registration is free and allows you to participate in our community. You will then be able to reply to threads and access all pages.

     

    If you encounter any issues in the registration process, please send us a message in the Contact Us page.

     

    We are excited to see you on Totallympics, the home of Olympic Sports!

     

Nordic Combined FIS World Cup 2020 - 2021


Recommended Posts

Awesome! The first small step towards becoming an Olympic event, let's see if the start of the World Cup will help make it a bit more competitive in the next few years, even men's NC is competitive compared to the women at the moment, but I have hope :d Especially considering most women are still teenagers apart from the 10 years older and dominant American.

.

Link to comment
https://totallympics.com/forums/topic/5227-nordic-combined-fis-world-cup-2020-2021/page/3/#findComment-333674
Share on other sites

  • 3 weeks later...

32 girls in the historic first ever female NC world cup race start list https://www.fis-ski.com/DB/general/results.html?sectorcode=NK&raceid=2673

Link to comment
https://totallympics.com/forums/topic/5227-nordic-combined-fis-world-cup-2020-2021/page/3/#findComment-336514
Share on other sites

1 hour ago, hckosice said:

32 girls in the historic first ever female NC world cup race start list https://www.fis-ski.com/DB/general/results.html?sectorcode=NK&raceid=2673

Everything on Geraghty-Moats. Basically all others are still just kids and the few who aren't shouldn't be close to her level.

 

eFfmdb3.jpg

 

Interesting to see how the likes of Jenny Nowak and Lisa Hirner will do, they've been up there since they were 14 or 15 and women's NC slowly started in the COC I think. Same participants now of course, basically, but they could be the first stars once they grow up physically and get past the already adult Geraghty-Moats.

 

Also, there's a Malacinski I see, just like in the (men's) COC in Park City last weekend. I'm guessing her brother, hopefully she'll do as well as he did there :) 

.

Link to comment
https://totallympics.com/forums/topic/5227-nordic-combined-fis-world-cup-2020-2021/page/3/#findComment-336527
Share on other sites

14 hours ago, heywoodu said:

Everything on Geraghty-Moats. Basically all others are still just kids and the few who aren't shouldn't be close to her level.

 

eFfmdb3.jpg

 

Interesting to see how the likes of Jenny Nowak and Lisa Hirner will do, they've been up there since they were 14 or 15 and women's NC slowly started in the COC I think. Same participants now of course, basically, but they could be the first stars once they grow up physically and get past the already adult Geraghty-Moats.

 

Also, there's a Malacinski I see, just like in the (men's) COC in Park City last weekend. I'm guessing her brother, hopefully she'll do as well as he did there :) 

So how much did you lose today with this so-called safe bet? :p

#banbestmen

Link to comment
https://totallympics.com/forums/topic/5227-nordic-combined-fis-world-cup-2020-2021/page/3/#findComment-336585
Share on other sites

3 minutes ago, dcro said:

So how much did you lose today with this so-called safe bet? :p

Not much, considering the competition is tomorrow :p 

 

And judging by the PCR today, she is very, very much the favourite.

.

Link to comment
https://totallympics.com/forums/topic/5227-nordic-combined-fis-world-cup-2020-2021/page/3/#findComment-336588
Share on other sites

On 16/12/2020 at 22:18, heywoodu said:

Everything on Geraghty-Moats. Basically all others are still just kids and the few who aren't shouldn't be close to her level.

 

eFfmdb3.jpg

 

Interesting to see how the likes of Jenny Nowak and Lisa Hirner will do, they've been up there since they were 14 or 15 and women's NC slowly started in the COC I think. Same participants now of course, basically, but they could be the first stars once they grow up physically and get past the already adult Geraghty-Moats.

 

Also, there's a Malacinski I see, just like in the (men's) COC in Park City last weekend. I'm guessing her brother, hopefully she'll do as well as he did there :) 

this time your money is safe...:hatoff:

 

but I'm sure you have to change your favourite horse quite soon...Westvold Hansen was close today, maybe next time, should she get a few more seconds advantage from the jumping hill, she's gonna end up beating the American...:pope:

--------

 

the mighty Italians...well, Sieff is only 17 and maybe she has some (small) chances to improve on the skis and become a contender, but Dejori looks too slow to be good one day and Gianmoena is simply slow like a turtle on her skis (not to mention that she's one of the oldest in the field, being already 25)...

 

I fear this is not a sport where we can get too many podium places in the future, just like it happens among the boys...

Link to comment
https://totallympics.com/forums/topic/5227-nordic-combined-fis-world-cup-2020-2021/page/3/#findComment-336813
Share on other sites

What this competition showed to me is that women’s Nordic Combined isn’t ready for the Olympics yet but absolutely will be by 2026 given all the young athletes that are coming up.

 

Very happy for :USA Geraghty-Moats. She is a real pioneer of this sport and I am glad she will go down as a world cup winner.

Link to comment
https://totallympics.com/forums/topic/5227-nordic-combined-fis-world-cup-2020-2021/page/3/#findComment-336855
Share on other sites

Create an account or sign in to comment

You need to be a member in order to leave a comment

Create an account

Sign up for a new account in our community. It's easy!

Register a new account

Sign in

Already have an account? Sign in here.

Sign In Now
  • Latest Posts around Totallympics

    • 3 of 6 russians "AIN" was banned. Will FIL finally get correct screening of them?
    • 2025-26 FIH Men's and Women's Pro League - Dublin  & Santiago del Estero   Week 1 Results (December 9-14, 2025)     * W: Win. / L: Loss / SOW: Shoot-out Win / SOL: Shoot-out Loss   Men's Standings: 1. Argentina  / 11p (3W-1SOW) 2. Belgium  / 10p (3W-1SOL) 3. Netherlands  / 7p (2W-1SOL-1L) 4. England  / 5p (1W-1SOW-2L) 5. Germany  / 3p (1W-3L) 6. Australia  - India  - Spain  / Not Played 9. Pakistan  / 0p (4L)   Matches:   () - 1-1 (4-2)  / 3-2  / 3-2  / 5-1 () - 4-1  / 4-1  / 3-2 () - 5-2  / 7-3 () - 2-2 (3-2)  / 4-1 () - 4-1   () -   ------------------   Women's Standings: 1. Belgium  / 12p (4W) 2. Netherlands  / 9p (3W) 3. Argentina  / 5p (1W-1SOW-1L) 4. England  / 4p (1W-1SOL-2L) 5. Ireland  / 2p (1SOW-3L) 6. Germany  / 1p (1SOL-3L) 7. Australia  - China  - Spain  / Not Played   Matches: ( v  second match was cancelled due to weather)   () - 3-0  / 2-1  / 2-1  / 2-1 () - 2-0  / 4-0  / 5-1 () - 1-0  / 1-1 (5-4) () - 2-1 () - 1-1 (4-3) () -    Results   NEXT MEN'S: FEBRUARY 5-15, 2026. - Valencia  (Feb 5-10) (  )  - Rourkela  (Feb 10-15) (  )  - Hobart  (Feb 10-15) (  )    NEXT WOMEN'S: FEBRUARY 5-15, 2026. - Valencia  (Feb 5-10) (  ) - Guangzhou  (Feb 5-10) (  ) - Hobart  (Feb 10-15) (  )
    • World Women's Handball Championship - Germany  and Netherlands   Results (November 26 - December 14, 2025)     Women's: 1. Norway  (Kristiansen - Obaidli - Aardahl - Skogrand - L Rushfeldt Deila - Mork - Aune - Breistol - Ingstad - Lunde - Henriksen - Bakkerud - Reistad - Hovden - T Rushfeldt Deila - Wollik - Raasok - Krogh) 2. Germany 3. France 4. Netherlands 5. Denmark 6. Brazil 7. Hungary 8. Montenegro 9. Romania 10. Angola 11. Poland 12. Serbia 13. Japan 14. Spain 15. Sweden 16. Austria 17. Faroe Islands  18. Czech Republic 19. Switzerland 20. Tunisia 21. Iceland 22. Argentina 23. South Korea 24. Senegal 25. Croatia  (President's Cup Winners) 26. China 27. Paraguay 28. Egypt 29. Uruguay 30. Cuba 31. Kazakhstan 32. Iran   Awards:   MVP: Henry Reistad   Best Young Player: Viola Leuchter   Top Scorer: Henry Reistad  (55) - Lorena Tellez  (54) - Antje Doll  (49)   Top Goalkeeper: Katrine Lunde  (48%) - Seraina Kuratli  (47%) - Eli Marie Raasok  (45%)   All-Star Team: Katrine Lunde  (GK) - Antje Doll  (LW) - Emily Vogel  (LB) - Bruna de Paula  (CB) - Dione Housheer  (RB) - Emilie Hovden  (RW) - Sarah Bouktit  (P)   Final Results
    • Current Standings at the Youth Sailing World Championships in Vilamoura  (December 15-19).   Men's Windsurfer (IQFoil): 3/18. 1. Peleg Rajuan 2. Mattia Saoncella 3. Val Erzen   Men's One Person Dinghy (ILCA 6): 4/9. 1. Jiri Tomes 2. Francisco Dal Ri 3. Marius Graudums   Men's/Mixed Skiff (29er): 4/13. 1. Poland  (Szymon Kolka - Bartosz Zmudzinski) 2. United States  (Kevin Cason - Holland Vierling) 3. Brazil  (Zion Brandao da Cunha Faria - Joao Vicente Botelho Joppert)   Men's/Mixed Two Person Dinghy (420): 3/9. 1. Ukraine  (Sviatoslav Madonich - Dmytro Karabadzhak) 2. Israel  (Ziv Shtub - Loya Sheffler) 3. France  (Simon Prot - Swan Berier Joyet)   Women's Windsurfer (IQFoil): 2/18. 1. Medea Marisa Falconi 2. Taisia Stopchenko  (Russia) 3. Nurhayat Guven   Women's One Person Dinghy (ILCA6): 4/9. 1. Mirja Dohle 2. Irene de Tomas 3. Marina Murri   Women's Two Person Dinghy (420): 2/9. 1. France  (Emy Combet - Juliette Peyre) 2. Great Britain  (Sabine Potter - Merle Nieuwland) 3. New Zealand  (Tessa Clinton - Amelia Higson)   Mixed Two Person Multihull (Nacra 15): 4/13. 1. France  (Marius Praud - Emilie Mansouri) 2. Italy  (Lorenzo Sirena - Alice Dessy) 3. Belgium  (Lotte Meynen - Simon Jacobs)   Live Results
    • I have reported this again and they said it should be fixed now, please let me know if you are still facing issues.
    • more countries added to the list of US ban    you can't travel to USA if you are from : burkina faso , niger , Laos , South sudan , mali , sierra leon ...
    • Yes, but what I mean for Serbia is that everything changed there (unfortunately for us ). 2022 was an unbelievable mess, that's not the case anymore now with just one athlete who has really gone for it and made it, so I'm 99% sure they'll accept it this time.   Who knows though. Plus there's always 1-2 bigger countries here or there who reject something, but it's not gonna be 16 places I'm afraid   
    • Doping by Event Type When we look at which events have the most doping cases, a few categories stand out from recent sanction records: Long Distance (3,000m and above): 32% of cases Sprints (400m or less): 24% of cases Jumps: 12% of cases Javelin: 8% of cases Middle Distance (800m–1,500m): 8% of cases Hammer: 8% of cases Steeplechase (3,000m SC): 4% of cases
    • From 2020 to 2025    These three countries alone make up almost two-thirds (61.9%) of all current doping violations in athletics worldwide. It’s worth noting that 199 of World Athletics’ 214 member federations have no athletes on the current ban list. This means the problem is really concentrated in a small number of places. Here’s a look at the top countries: Rank Country Total Violations Percentage Region 1 Kenya 119 24.74% Africa 2 India 108 22.45% Asia 3 Russia 73 15.18% Europe 4 China 26 5.40% Asia 5 Turkey 20 4.16% Europe 6 Italy 18 3.74% Europe 7 South Africa 18 3.74% Africa 8 Ukraine 17 3.53% Europe 9 United States 16 3.33% North America 10 Morocco 15 3.12% Africa
    • Here's my calculations of the quotas. I believe you are correct about Italy having 3 quotas in men's singles.   Men's Singles   3 Quotas: 2 Quotas: 1 Quota:   data:image/gif;base64,R0lGODlhAQABAPABAP///wAAACH5BAEKAAAALAAAAAABAAEAAAICRAEAOw==   Women's Singles   3 Quotas: 2 Quotas: 1 Quota:     Men's Doubles   2 Quotas: 1 Quota:     Women's Doubles   1 Quota:    
×
×
  • Create New...