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Nika Prevc wins Hinzenbach ski jumping World Cup
The Slovenian beat Lisa Eder by three points for her fourteenth season victory.
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Nika Prevc won the women’s Ski Jumping World Cup in Hinzenbach with 258.6 points, beating home contender Lisa Eder by three points. Norway’s Anna Odine Strøm took third with 238.3 after returning from two individual Olympic titles.
Prevc jumped eighty-nine metres in both rounds, leading from the beginning and retaining first place through the final. Eder held second throughout, while the top five athletes all maintained their positions across the two competitive rounds.
The result gave Prevc her fourteenth World Cup victory of the season and first since her late-January Sapporo double. With eight events remaining, her overall advantage over Nozomi Maruyama stood at 566 points, while Maruyama finished thirteenth in Hinzenbach.
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