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Good question... If we look at the BIB number, Daiki Ito (DNS) has the BIB 58, Nakamura 57, Junshirô 56, Y. Satô 55... It looks like to the japanese standings. It means that all the jumpers with a BIB lower to 59 are not participating to the Fis Cup. So, only jumpers with the BIB numbers from 59...

Iwasa has won the junior competition. On place 6 is Shoichi Anzawa, not Yasusawa. He is a jumper from Shimokawa, 1998. But below you have the results with only the senior jumpers (Nakamura is the winner) and finally the results with junior and senior, Nakamura has won ahead of Iwasa, Paschke...

Ladies competition in Sapporo (HS 100) : http://www.age.ne.jp/x/sas/miyasama_jump_nh_results20170304.pdf Ito ahead of Takanashi and Shigeno. Then, Iwabuchi, Kamoda (not bad) and Yuka Seto. Still difficult for the young combiners. 65 meters the longest jump for a combiner.

Polen Norwegen Deutschland Österreich Slowenien Japan Tschechien Finnland 15

Kraft Prevc P. Stoch Wellinger

Deutschland Österreich Japan Slowenien Norwegen Italien Russland USA 10pts

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Althaus Takanashi Vogt Ito Y.

Ito Y. Takanashi Lundby Seto

Kraft Wellinger Stoch Tande

Takanashi Althaus Lundby Ito Y.

Stoch Kraft Kot M. Prevc P.

Iraschko-Stolz Lundby Althaus Klinec

Prevc P. Kraft Kot M. Stoch

Iraschko-Stolz Lundby Althaus Klinec

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Kraft Stoch Prevc D. Wellinger

I wanted to say that Yuken had a too short jump in the final round, he is able to jump much better than 85m... I 100% agree that Nagamine had to be in the special jump team. I say this for 2 years... I hope next year, he will be in the special jump national team. Nikaido was not bad in this...

My god, Yuken Iwasa... How is it possible ?

Takanashi Althaus Hoelzl Vogt