FIS Nordic Combined Continental Cup

FIS Nordic Combined Continental Cup
GenreNordic combined
Inaugurated15 December 1990 (15 December 1990) (Men)
6 January 2018 (6 January 2018) (Women)
Organised byInternational Ski Federation
2024–25 FIS Nordic Combined Continental Cup

The FIS Nordic Combined Continental Cup is a Nordic combined competition organized yearly by International Ski Federation, being the second level in international competition for this sport. It was first arranged for the 1990–91 season under the name "World Cup B". It helds its current name since the 2008–09 season. Women's inaugural competition was the 2017–18 season.

Standings

The table below shows the three highest ranked skiers for each Continental Cup season.[1]

Men

Overall

     Season      Winner      Runner-up      Third
1990–91 Czechoslovakia Josef Kovařík West Germany Thomas Donaubauer Switzerland Andreas Schaad
1991–92 Germany Thomas Krause Germany Uwe Prenzel Czechoslovakia Radek Skopek
1992–93 Germany Thomas Abratis Germany Enrico Heisig Germany Falk Weber
1993–94 Norway Glenn Skram Japan Tsugiharu Ogiwara Austria Günther Csar
1994–95 Switzerland Markus Wüst Czech Republic Zbyněk Pánek Germany Sepp Buchner
1995–96 Norway Gard Myhre Switzerland Stefan Wittwer Austria Christoph Bieler
1996–97 France Frédéric Baud Austria Robert Stadelmann Germany Falk Weber
1997–98 Norway Lars Andreas Østvik Japan Gen Tomii Norway Preben Fjære Brynemo
1998–99 Austria Christoph Bieler Norway Preben Fjære Brynemo Japan Kouji Takasawa
1999–00 France Frédéric Baud Norway Sverre Rotevatn Finland Antti Kuisma
2000–01 Norway Jan Rune Grave United States Kris Erichsen Slovenia Andrej Jezeršek
2001–02 Norway Sverre Rotevatn United States Carl Van Loan Estonia Jens Salumäe
2002–03 Norway Magnus Moan Germany Matthias Mehringer Germany Marc Frey
2003–04 Japan Yosuke Hatakeyama Switzerland Ivan Rieder Japan Takashi Kitamura
2004–05 Germany Stephan Münchmeyer Germany Marcel Höhlig Austria Bernhard Gruber
2005–06 Germany Florian Schillinger Germany Stephan Münchmeyer France Maxime Laheurte
2006–07 Norway Einar Uvsløkk Germany Steffen Tepel Norway Mikko Kokslien
2007–08 Austria Marco Pichlmayer Germany Mark Schlott Norway Magnus Krog
2008–09 Germany Matthias Menz Germany Ruben Welde Germany Andreas Günter
2009–10 Austria Tomaz Druml Austria Benjamin Kreiner Germany Christian Beetz
2010–11 Germany Fabian Rießle Norway Magnus Krog Norway Jørgen Graabak
2011–12 Slovenia Marjan Jelenko France Geoffrey Lafarge Germany Mark Schlott
2012–13 Germany Andreas Günter Austria Harald Lemmerer Norway Truls Sønstehagen Johansen
2013–14 Austria Tomaz Druml Germany Wolfgang Bösl Austria Lukas Greiderer
2014–15 Austria Lukas Greiderer Austria Harald Lemmerer Norway Gudmund Storlien
2015–16 Austria Martin Fritz Austria Harald Lemmerer Austria Lukas Greiderer
2016–17 Austria Martin Fritz Germany David Welde Germany Tobias Simon
2017–18 Austria Thomas Jöbstl Austria Martin Fritz Norway Sindre Ure Søtvik
2018–19 Austria Paul Gerstgraser Norway Leif Torbjørn Næsvold Austria Thomas Jöbstl
2019–20 Germany Jakob Lange Austria Paul Gerstgraser Norway Lars Ivar Skårset
2020–21 Norway Simen Tiller Norway Lars Ivar Skårset Germany David Mach
2021–22 Germany Jakob Lange Germany David Mach Germany Wendelin Thannheimer
2022–23 Germany Terence Weber Germany Wendelin Thannheimer Austria Manuel Einkemmer
2023–24 Norway Aleksander Skoglund Austria Florian Kolb Germany Jakob Lange

Women

Overall

     Season      Winner      Runner-up      Third
2017–18 Russia Stefaniya Nadymova Japan Ayane Miyazaki Germany Jenny Nowak
2018–19 United States Tara Geraghty-Moats Norway Gyda Westvold Hansen Germany Jenny Nowak
2019–20 United States Tara Geraghty-Moats Norway Marte Leinan Lund Norway Gyda Westvold Hansen
2020–21 Austria Sigrun Kleinrath United States Tara Geraghty-Moats Norway Gyda Westvold Hansen
2021–22 Norway Gyda Westvold Hansen Italy Annika Sieff Slovenia Ema Volavšek
2022–23 Germany Sophia Maurus United States Annika Malacinski Poland Joanna Kil
2023–24 Poland Joanna Kil Germany Sophia Maurus Germany Marie Nähring

See also

References

  1. ^ "Nordische Kombination - Continentalcup". www.weltcup-b.org (in German). Retrieved 7 February 2025.
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