Ski jumping · International
Nika Prevc reaches thirty World Cup victories in Ljubno
She won before more than eight thousand home supporters.
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Nika Prevc won the women’s World Cup contest in Ljubno with 278.3 points, achieving the thirtieth individual victory of her career. A 96-metre opening jump gave the Slovenian a 14.5-point lead, which she extended with her second effort.
Lisa Eder finished second with 254.1 points, her third runner-up result in succession. Selina Freitag climbed one place between rounds to take third with 244.7, while Julia Muehlbacher and Katharina Schmid completed the top five.
More than eight thousand spectators watched Prevc claim her fourth consecutive win at the home venue. With nearest overall challenger Nozomi Maruyama absent, the reigning Crystal Globe holder further strengthened her position at the head of the World Cup standings.
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