Ski jumping at the 2018 Winter Olympics – Women's normal hill individual

Women's normal hill individual at the XXIII Olympic Winter Games
Venue	Alpensia Ski Jumping Stadium
Dates	12 February
Competitors	35 from 14 nations
Winning score	264.6
Medalists
Maren Lundby  Norway Katharina Althaus  Germany Sara Takanashi  Japan
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Ski jumping at the 2018 Winter Olympics
Qualification
Normal hill	men	women
Large hill	men
Team	men
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The women's normal hill individual ski jumping competition for the 2018 Winter Olympics in Pyeongchang, South Korea, was held on 12 February 2018 at the Alpensia Ski Jumping Stadium.^[1][2]

Summary

The defending champion was Carina Vogt, the field also included the 2014 silver medalist Daniela Iraschko-Stolz. None of them returned to the podium. Maren Lundby, who showed the best results in both jumps, became the champion. Katharina Althaus won the silver medal, and Sara Takanashi became third. For all of them this was the first Olympic medal.

In the victory ceremony, the medals were presented by Octavian Morariu, member of the International Olympic Committee accompanied by Erik Røste, Norwegian Ski Federation president.

Results

The final was started at 21:50.^[3][4]

Rank	Bib	Name	Country	Round 1			Final round			Total
				Distance (m)	Points	Rank	Distance (m)	Points	Rank	Points
	35	Maren Lundby	Norway	105.5	125.4	1	110.0	139.2	1	264.6
	34	Katharina Althaus	Germany	106.5	123.2	2	106.0	129.4	2	252.6
	33	Sara Takanashi	Japan	103.5	120.3	3	103.5	123.5	3	243.8
4	31	Irina Avvakumova	Olympic Athletes from Russia	99.0	114.7	4	102.0	116.0	5	230.7
5	30	Carina Vogt	Germany	97.0	108.6	6	101.5	119.3	4	227.9
6	19	Daniela Iraschko-Stolz	Austria	101.5	113.3	5	99.0	112.6	7	225.9
7	26	Nika Križnar	Slovenia	101.0	108.5	7	104.0	114.7	6	223.2
8	22	Ramona Straub	Germany	98.5	104.4	10	98.5	106.1	8	210.5
9	32	Yuki Ito	Japan	94.0	105.1	9	93.0	98.8	10	203.9
10	25	Juliane Seyfarth	Germany	102.5	108.3	8	90.0	86.0	17	194.3
11	29	Chiara Hölzl	Austria	88.0	92.2	14	95.5	101.0	9	193.2
12	23	Kaori Iwabuchi	Japan	93.5	98.2	11	89.0	90.1	13	188.3
13	21	Jacqueline Seifriedsberger	Austria	93.0	93.7	13	92.0	89.8	14	183.5
14	27	Ema Klinec	Slovenia	91.5	94.2	12	89.0	87.4	16	181.6
15	17	Lara Malsiner	Italy	88.5	90.2	16	92.5	89.3	15	179.5
16	15	Silje Opseth	Norway	89.5	83.5	18	91.5	94.7	11	178.2
17	24	Yūka Setō	Japan	93.0	90.3	15	89.0	81.7	24	172.0
18	20	Manuela Malsiner	Italy	86.5	79.6	20	89.0	83.8	22	163.4
19	3	Sarah Hendrickson	United States	86.0	76.7	23	88.0	83.9	21	160.6
20	16	Chang Xinyue	China	83.0	69.6	26	84.5	85.3	18	154.9
21	9	Lucile Morat	France	86.5	79.7	19	86.5	75.1	27	154.8
22	18	Špela Rogelj	Slovenia	80.0	64.3	28	90.5	90.2	12	154.5
23	11	Julia Kykkänen	Finland	85.0	77.2	22	84.0	75.4	26	152.6
24	7	Alexandra Kustova	Olympic Athletes from Russia	85.0	77.3	21	85.5	75.0	28	152.3
25	14	Sofia Tikhonova	Olympic Athletes from Russia	86.5	75.0	24	86.0	75.8	25	150.8
25	12	Daniela Haralambie	Romania	80.5	66.5	27	85.0	84.3	20	150.8
27	10	Anastasiya Barannikova	Olympic Athletes from Russia	88.0	83.7	17	82.0	65.3	29	149.0
28	13	Léa Lemare	France	74.5	62.3	29	93.5	84.5	19	146.8
29	6	Abby Ringquist	United States	77.5	62.0	30	91.0	82.4	23	144.4
30	28	Urša Bogataj	Slovenia	84.5	71.2	25	81.0	64.0	30	135.2
31	4	Nita Englund	United States	77.0	57.9	31	did not advance
32	5	Taylor Henrich	Canada	78.0	56.5	32
33	8	Elena Runggaldier	Italy	71.5	48.8	33
34	1	Evelyn Insam	Italy	72.0	46.4	34
35	2	Park Guy-lim	South Korea	56.0	14.2	35

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