Ski jumping competitions took place on 20–27 January 2013 in Liberec, Czech Republic, as the part of the 2013 FIS Nordic Junior World Ski Championships. This competition falls under the governing body of the International Ski Federation.

All three competitions – two individual (men and women) and one team (men) – took place on the normal hill, Ještěd. The women's competition took place for the eighth time, while men competed for the 33rd time.

The title team champion defended Norway (men) and Japan (women). The individual gold medalist, Nejc Dežman from Slovenia, couldn't participate in the Championship as he became a senior. The silver medalist took part in the Championships – Jaka Hvala and Aleksander Zniszczoł. Individuals of the individual women event was defended by Sara Takanashi from Japan.

It was the second time that the Junior World Ski Jumping Championships took place in Czech Republic. In 1993 the Junior Championships were in Harrachov.

76 men from 22 countries and 51 women from 12 countries competed in the Championships. In all, there were 127 jumpers representing 23 nations.

Before the competition

Favorites

Before the Championships, the favorites were Jaka Hvala (Slovenia), Andreas Wellinger (Germany), Karl Geiger (Germany), Stefan Kraft (Austria), and Aleksander Zniszczoł (Poland).

Among women, the favorites were Sarah Hendrickson (USA), Sara Takanashi (Japan), Coline Mattel (France) and Evelyn Insam (Italy).

In the team competition, the favorites were Slovenia and Poland (men) and again Slovenia, Japan and Germany (women).

The competitions On 24 January, the individual competitions (men and women) took place. In the women's competition, Sara Takanashi(Japan) won first place. The silver medal by Evelyn Insam, and the bronze one – Katja Požun. In the men's competition, the winner was Jaka Hvala, who had almost 20 points more that the second Klemens Murańka. In third place was Stefan Kraft.

On 26 January, the team competitions took place. In the women's competition the winner was Slovenia. The silver medal was France, and the bronze one - Germany. In the men competition the winner was Slovenia, too. The second place for Poland, and the third – Germany.

Ski jumping hills All four competitions took place on the normal hill (Ještěd, HS 100) in Liberec. Ski jumping hill PlaceConstruction point Hill sizeOfficial recordJeštědLiberecK90HS100114 mMats Søhagen Berggaard 15 February 2011

Jury The Chief of Competition was Horst Tielmann. The FIS Technical Delegate was Ryszard Guńka, and his assistant – Thomas Hasslberger.

The results

Men competition

Individual competition (24.01.2013) RankJumperCountryJump 1Jump 2Total Distance Points Distance Points1 Jaka Hvala Slovenia 103,0 142,5 102,0 141,0 283,52 Klemens Murańka Poland 101,0 137,0 96,0 127,0 264,03 Stefan Kraft Austria 99,0 132,5 95,5 126,0 258,54 Bartłomiej Kłusek Poland 99,0 131,5 96,5 126,5 258,05 Andreas Wellinger Germany100,0 132,5 95,0 123,5 256,06 Reruhi Shimizu Japan 95,5 124,0 96,0 125,0 249,07 Karl GeigerGermany 96,5 125,0 94,5 121,5 246,58 Mats Søhagen Berggaard Norway 94,5 123,0 95,0 123,0 246,09 Aleksander Zniszczoł Poland 95,5 122,5 95,5 123,0 245,510 Ronan Lamy Chappuis France 93,5 119,5 96,0 125,0 244,511 Cene Prevc Slovenia 94,0 122,0 93,0 119,0 241,012 Thomas Lackner Austria 94,0 120,5 93,0 119,0 239,513 Yukiya Satō Japan 91,0 113,0 96,0 125,0 238,014 Anže Semenič Slovenia 93,5 118,0 93,5 118,5 236,515 Killian Peier Switzerland 98,0 126,0 90,0 110,0 236,016 Juho Ojala Finland 92,0 115,5 93,5 119,5 235,016 Vojtěch Štursa Czech Republic 94,5 123,0 90,0 112,0 235,018 Jonas Gropen Søgård Norway 95,5 124,0 89,5 110,5 234,519 Remus Tudor Romania 93,0 115,5 93,0 117,0 232,519 Philipp Aschenwald Austria 91,5 114,0 93,0 118,5 232,521 Ruben de WitNetherlands 93,0 117,0 92,0 115,0 232,022 Wladislaw Bojarincew Russia 92,0 114,5 92,0 116,0 230,523 Shingo Nishikata Japan 91,5 114,5 91,5 115,0 229,524 Pascal Kälin Switzerland 90,5 113,5 91,0 113,0 226,525 Brian WallaceUSA92,0 117,0 88,5 109,0 226,026 Tomáš Friedrich Czech Republic 92,0 115,5 88,5 107,5 223,027 Jarkko Määttä Finland 92,0 116,5 87,0 105,0 221,528 Michaił Maksimoczkin Russia 91,5 114,5 86,0 101,0 215,529 Martti NõmmeEstland93,0 114,5 85,5 100,5 215,030 Benjamin Raffort France 91,5 113,5 83,5 96,5 210,031 Florian Altenburger Austria 90,5 112,5nq 112,532 Daniel-André Tande Norway 90,0 112,0nq 112,032 Oldrik van der Aalst Netherlands 92,5 112,0nq 112,034 Antti Aalto Finland 90,5 109,0nq 109,035 Jan Souček Czech Republic 88,5 108,5nq 108,535 Matic Benedik Slovenia 89,5 108,5nq 108,537 Tomoya Watanabe Japan 88,0 107,0nq 107,038 Johann André Forfang Norway 86,5 104,5nq 104,539 Grzegorz Miętus Poland 86,5 104,0nq 104,040 Christian Heim Germany 87,0 103,5nq 103,540 Miika Ylipulli Finland 86,5 103,5nq 103,542 Michael Dreher Germany 85,5 102,5nq 102,543 Wołodymyr Werediuk Ukraine 86,0 101,5nq 101,544 Siim-Tanel Sammelselg Estland 86,0 101,0nq 101,045 Federico Cecon Italy 85,5 100,5nq 100,545 Sorin Iulian Pîtea Romania 85,5 100,5nq 100,547 Dejan Funtarow Bulgaria 84,5 96,5nq 96,548 Julien Faivre Rampant France 81,5 92,5nq 92,549 William Rhoads USA 81,0 90,5nq 90,550 Sacha Gardet France 81,0 90,0nq 90,051 Park Je-unSouth Korea 80,5 89,5nq 89,552 Alex InsamItaly 79,5 87,5nq 87,553 Sabyrżan Muminow Kazakhstan 78,5 83,5nq 83,554 Nicholas MattoonUSA 77,0 82,0nq 82,055 Filip Sakala Czech Republic 79,0 81,0nq 81,056 Maksim Migaczow Russia 75,0 76,5nq 76,557 Ákos Szilágyi Hungary 71,0 68,0nq 68,058 Daniel Simow Bulgaria 66,5 54,0nq 54,059 Christian Friberg USA 61,0 46,5nq 46,560 Andrij Kłymczuk Ukraine 62,5 43,5nq 43,561 Pawieł Kołmakow Kazakhstan 56,5 33,5nq 33,562 Kristaps NežbortsLatvia 52,0 27,5nq 27,5– Zeno di LenardoItaly 83,5DSQ– Siergiej Szułajew Russia 81,0DSQ – Si Jeong-heonSouth Korea 51,0DSQ

Team competition (26.01.2013) RankTeamJumpersJump 1Jump 2PointsTotal Distance Points Distance Points 1.Slovenia Anže Semenič 97,5 129,5 98,5 130,5 260,0 1086,5 Ernest Prišlič 95,5 123,5 100,5 133,0 256,5 Cene Prevc 101,5 140,0 102,5 141,0 281,0 Jaka Hvala 101,0 137,5 107,0 151,5 289,0 2.Poland Bartłomiej Kłusek 94,0 121,5 98,5 131,5 253,0 1062,0 Krzysztof Biegun 98,0 130,0 96,5 127,5 257,5 Aleksander Zniszczoł 102,0 139,5 101,0 137,0 276,5 Klemens Murańka 97,0 129,0 105,0 146,0 275,0 3.Germany Karl Geiger 96,5 126,0 101,0 136,5 262,5 1038,5 Michael Dreher 95,0 125,0 95,5 125,0 250,0 Tobias Löffler 96,5 126,0 97,0 126,5 252,5 Andreas Wellinger 98,5 131,5 103,0 142,0 273,5 4.Austria Thomas Lackner 93,5 119,5 97,5 129,5 249,0 1034,0 Florian Altenburger 89,0 109,0 96,0 125,0 234,0 Philipp Aschenwald 101,5 139,0 102,0 139,5 278,5 Stefan Kraft 100,0 135,5 101,0 137,0 272,5 5.Norway Daniel-André Tande 95,5 125,0 100,0 134,5 259,5 967,0 Jonas Gropen Søgård 91,5 114,0 87,5 106,5 220,5 Sigurd Nymoen Søberg 94,0 118,5 97,5 128,0 246,5 Mats Søhagen Berggaard 91,0 116,0 95,0 124,5 240,5 6.Japan Shingo Nishikata 89,5 111,0 92,5 117,0 228,0 965,0 Yukiya Satō 91,5 114,0 101,5 136,5 250,5 Tomoya Watanabe 87,0 105,0 85,0 100,5 205,5 Reruhi Shimizu 99,0 132,5 106,0 148,5 281,0 7.Russia Jewgienij Klimow 95,5 125,0 93,5 120,5 245,5 929,5 Siergiej Szułajew 85,5 98,0 82,0 93,5 191,5 Michaił Maksimoczkin 97,5 130,5 91,5 115,5 246,0 Władisław Bojarincew 95,5 123,5 95,0 123,0 246,5 8.Finland Antti Aalto 91,0 111,0 93,0 115,0 226,0 919,0 Miika Ylipulli 85,0 100,0 88,0 107,5 207,5 Jarkko Määttä 94,0 122,0 92,5 118,5 240,5 Juho Ojala 92,0 117,0 96,5 128,0 245,0 9.Czech Republic Tomáš Friedrich 82,5 94,5nq 94,5 409,0 Jan Souček 87,0 104,0nq 104,0 David Bartoš 90,0 111,0nq 111,0 Vojtěch Štursa 93,0 119,5nq 119,5 10.France Julien Faivre Rampant 82,5 94,5nq 94,5 425,0 Benjamin Raffort 85,0 100,0nq 100,0 Sacha Gardet 88,5 106,5nq 106,5 Ronan Lamy Chappuis 95,0 124,0nq 124,0 11. SwitzerlandPascal Kälin91,5 115,5nq 115,5 416,0 Luca Egloff 80,5 83,0nq 83,0 Andreas Schuler 83,0 92,0nq 92,0 Killian Peier 97,0 125,5nq 125,5 12.Italy Alex Insam 76,5 80,5nq 80,5 393,0 Zeno di Lenardo 85,0 99,5nq 99,5 Daniele Varesco 89,0 109,5nq 109,5 Federico Cecon 87,0 103,5nq 103,5 13.United States Christian Friberg 76,5 81,0nq 81,0 366,5 William Rhoads 77,5 82,0nq 82,0 Nicholas Mattoon 86,0 101,5nq 101,5 Brian Wallace 86,5 102,0nq 102,0

Women

Individual competition (24.01.2013) RankJumperCountryJump 1Jump 2Total Distance PointsDistancePoints1 Sara Takanashi Japan 98,5 132,0 102,0 136,0 268,02 Evelyn InsamItaly 96,5 128,0 100,0 131,5 259,53 Katja Požun Slovenia 94,5 122,0 99,0 131,5 253,54 Coline Mattel France 95,0 123,5 95,0 123,0 246,55 Urša Bogataj Slovenia 93,0 117,5 96,0 124,0 241,56 Sarah HendricksonUSA9,0 111,5 97,0 129,5 241,07 Špela Rogelj Slovenia 89,0 108,0 96,0 125,5 233,58 Michaela Doleželová Czech Republic 90,0 110,5 93,5 119,5 230,09 Ema Klinec Slovenia 89,5 111,0 91,5 116,0 227,010 Léa Lemare France 89,0 110,0 92,0 116,0 226,011 Katharina Althaus Germany 86,0 103,5 92,0 117,0 220,512 Yūki Itō Japonan 87,0 106,5 90,0 113,5 220,013 Chiara Hölzl Austria 89,5 106,0 88,0 105,5 211,514 Pauline HeßlerGermany88,0108,085,098,5206,515Sofja Tichonowa Russia 86,0 102,5 86,5 103,0 205,516 Gyda Enger Norway 80,0 87,0 91,0 114,0 201,017 Ramona Straub Germany 86,5 103,0 83,0 95,5 198,518 Svenja Würth Germany 80,0 87,0 90,5 108,0 195,019 Julia Clair France 82,0 92,5 85,0 100,0 192,520 Maren Lundby Norway 80,0 89,0 85,0 101,5 190,521 Aleksandra Kustowa Russia 83,0 93,5 82,0 91,5 185,022 Daniela Haralambie Romania 79,5 87,5 82,5 95,0 182,523 Sonja Schoitsch Austria 78,5 82,5 83,5 95,5 179,024 Yuka Kobayashi Japan 78,0 81,0 80,5 89,0 170,025 Liu Qi China 79,0 80,0 82,5 89,0 169,026 Veronica Gianmoena Italy 76,0 76,5 82,0 90,0 166,527 Katharina Keil Austria 73,0 73,5 79,5 87,0 160,528 Jenny Synnøve Hagemoen Norway 78,0 84,5 73,0 72,5 157,029 Emilee AndersonUSA74,5 73,5 76,0 76,0 149,530 Nina Lussi USA 72,0 71,0 75,5 78,0 149,031 Darja Gruszyna Russia 71,0 66,0nq 66,031 Michaela Rajnochová Czech Republic 70,0 66,0nq 66,033 Océane Avocat Gros France 70,0 65,5nq 65,533 Jun Maruyama Japan 69,5 65,5nq 65,535 Manuela Malsiner Italy 70,5 62,0nq 62,036 Barbora Blažková Czech Republic 67,5 61,0nq 61,037 Zdena Pešatová Czech Republic 68,0 60,5nq 60,538 Anna Odine Strøm Norway 67,5 58,0nq 58,039 Li Xueyao China 67,0 57,5nq 57,540 Ji Cheng China 62,5 48,0nq 48,041 Chang Xinyue China 54,5 26,5nq 26,542 Manon Maurer USA 47,0 17,0nq 17,0– Stiefanija Nadymowa Russia 57,5DSQ

Team competition (26.01.2013)