In Engelberg
Lisa Eder narrowly misses out on the podium with Prevc victory
Lisa Eder narrowly missed out on her third podium finish of the season at the Women's Ski Jumping World Cup in Engelberg on Saturday. The 23-year-old from Salzburg landed at 130 and 125 meters and finished fourth 9.8 points behind third-placed Thea Minyan Bkjörseth (NOR). The victory went to the Slovenian Nika Prevc after 140 and 134.5 meters, who triumphed 10.9 points ahead of the German Katharina Schmid.
"I was much better in qualifying than yesterday and I improved again in the competition," said Eder, who had started the competition nervously after her poorer performance the day before. Of the other Austrians, Jacqueline Seifriedsberger finished in the top ten in eighth place. "It was a cool day, it's cool to jump in this setting," said Seifriedsberger, who was "super happy" with a top ten result.
Eva Pinkelnig just missed out on eleventh place. Julia Mühlbacher (18th), Sara Marita Kramer (25th) and 17-year-old Meghann Wadsak from Vienna in 30th place on her World Cup debut also scored points. Another World Cup competition is scheduled for Sunday in Engelberg (11.30 am).
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