WORLD CUP
Saying she was “very tired” through the last
kilometers, Justyna Kowalcyz still managed to
pull through for her Polish fans.
Kikkan Randall jumped up 11
spots between 2011 and 2012.
U.S. Women’s Ski
Jumping Team Reaches
New Heights
Park City’s Sarah Hendrickson took her second World Cup win on
Jan. 8 with a dominating, 107.5-meter ride in Hinterzarten, Germany.
Joining her on the podium was teammate Jessica Jerome in third. That
makes two out of three victories for the 17-year-old Hendrickson, along
with a secure lead in the inaugural World Cup women’s ski jumping
standings over Coline Mattel of France. It also means the U.S. has podiumed an all World Cup events so far, and leads the Nations Cup. “To
have three of us in the top 10 — no other nation can say that today,”
said Hendrickson. “We train hard and compete well.
