List of Polish medalists at the FIS Nordic Junior World Ski Championships

Polish medalists at the FIS Nordic Junior World Ski Championships lists athletes representing Poland who have won at least one medal at the FIS Nordic Junior World Ski Championships.

Before the first Junior World Championships in 1977, the European Junior Nordic Ski Championships were held, where Polish athletes won six medals: three silver and three bronze. Silver medals were secured by Nordic combined skiers Jan Legierski in 1971 and 1972, and Stanisław Kawulok in 1973. Bronze medals were won by Adam Krzysztofiak in ski jumping in 1969, and and in Nordic combined in 1972 and 1976, respectively. The inaugural Junior World Championships took place in 1977, and since 1979, they have been held annually.

The first Polish medalist at the Junior World Championships was , who won bronze in the 10 km classic cross-country race in 1992. In 2003, Justyna Kowalczyk earned a silver medal in the women's sprint. In 2004, Mateusz Rutkowski claimed Poland's first gold medal in the individual ski jumping event on the K-90 hill, with the Polish ski jumping team also securing a silver medal that year. Gold medals were also won by cross-country skiers Justyna Kowalczyk in 2006 and Sylwia Jaśkowiec in 2009, each earning two titles. In 2009, Poland achieved its best performance, winning two gold, one silver, and one bronze medal. In 2014, Jakub Wolny won gold in the individual ski jumping event, and the team of Wolny, Aleksander Zniszczoł, Krzysztof Biegun, and Klemens Murańka won gold in the team event.

Poland has won 29 medals in total: 9 gold, 14 silver, and 6 bronze. Justyna Kowalczyk is the most decorated athlete with three medals (two gold, one silver), while Murańka and Zniszczoł each have four medals (one gold, three silver).

Medalists by year No. Year and venue Medal Athlete Discipline Event Source 1. 1992, Vuokatti Bronze Cross-country skiing 10 km classic 2. 2003, Sollefteå Silver Cross-country skiing Sprint freestyle 3. 2004, Stryn Silver Ski jumping Team normal hill 4. Gold Ski jumping Individual normal hill 5. 2005, Rovaniemi Silver Ski jumping Team normal hill 6. 2006, Kranj Gold Cross-country skiing 10 km classic 7. Gold Cross-country skiing 15 km pursuit 8. 2008, Zakopane Bronze Ski jumping Team normal hill 9. 2009, Praz de Lys-Sommand Gold Cross-country skiing 10 km freestyle 10. Gold Cross-country skiing 15 km pursuit 11. 2009, Štrbské Pleso Silver Ski jumping Individual normal hill 12. Bronze Ski jumping Team normal hill 13. 2012, Erzurum Silver Ski jumping Individual normal hill 14. Silver Ski jumping Team normal hill 15. 2013, Liberec Silver Ski jumping Individual normal hill 16. Silver Ski jumping Team normal hill 17. 2014, Predazzo Gold Ski jumping Individual normal hill 18. Gold Ski jumping Team normal hill 19. 2019, Lahti Silver Monika Skinder Cross-country skiing Sprint classic 20. 2020, Oberwiesenthal Silver Izabela Marcisz Cross-country skiing Sprint freestyle 21. Bronze Izabela Marcisz Cross-country skiing 5 km classic 22. Silver Izabela Marcisz Cross-country skiing 15 km freestyle 23. 2021, Vuokatti Gold Monika Skinder Cross-country skiing Sprint classic 24. Bronze Karolina Kaleta Cross-country skiing Sprint classic 25. Gold Izabela Marcisz Cross-country skiing 10 km freestyle 26. 2022, Lygna Silver Monika Skinder Cross-country skiing Sprint freestyle 27. 2023, Whistler Bronze Jan Habdas Ski jumping Individual normal hill 28. Silver Kacper Tomasiak Ski jumping Team normal hill 29. Silver Izabela Marcisz Cross-country skiing 10 km freestyle

Medalists by discipline Cross-country skiing No. Date Venue Medal Athlete Distance Technique Time Deficit Winner Source 1. 18 March 1992 Vuokatti Bronze 10 km Classic – – Mathias Fredriksson 2. 8 February 2003 Sollefteå SilverJustyna Kowalczyk Sprint Freestyle – – Nicole Fessel 3. 2 February 2006 Kranj GoldJustyna Kowalczyk 10 km Classic 28:07.0– 4. 4 February 2006 GoldJustyna Kowalczyk 7.5 km + 7.5 km Classic, freestyle 44:14.7– 5. 29 January 2009 Praz de Lys-Sommand GoldSylwia Jaśkowiec 10 km Freestyle 28:39.1– 6. 31 January 2009 GoldSylwia Jaśkowiec 7.5 km + 7.5 km Classic, freestyle 49:09.2– 7. 20 January 2019 Lahti SilverMonika Skinder Sprint Classic Kristine Stavås Skistad 8. 29 February 2020 Oberwiesenthal SilverIzabela Marcisz Sprint Freestyle 9. 2 March 2020 BronzeIzabela Marcisz 5 km Classic 14:17.2 Helene Marie Fossesholm 10. 4 March 2020 SilverIzabela Marcisz 15 km Freestyle 37:04.9 Helene Marie Fossesholm 11. 9 February 2021 Vuokatti GoldMonika Skinder Sprint Classic 2:33.24– 12. 9 February 2021 BronzeKarolina Kaleta Sprint Classic 2:33.97 +0.73 Monika Skinder 13. 12 February 2021 GoldIzabela Marcisz 10 km Freestyle 28:13.6– 14. 26 February 2022 Lygna SilverMonika Skinder Sprint Freestyle 2:35.28 +0.49 15. 3 February 2023 Whistler SilverIzabela Marcisz 10 km Freestyle 26:14.5 +1.5 Helen Hoffmann

Ski jumping No. Date Venue Medal Athlete Hill Jump 1 Jump 2Score Deficit WinnerSource1.5 February 2004 Stryn Silver Kamil StochNormal87.0 m 92.5 m 225.5904.550.5Austria:Thomas Morgenstern86.0 m 87.5 m 206.5Stefan Hula83.0 m 91.0 m 214.0Mateusz Rutkowski96.0 m 97.0 m 258.5 2. 7 February 2004 GoldMateusz Rutkowski Normal 104.5 m 95.5 m273.5–3.23 March 2005 Rovaniemi SilverPaweł UrbańskiNormal 95.5 m 90.0 m 240.0978.04.0Slovenia:Mitja MežnarJurij Tepeš 92.0 m 87.0 m 223.5Piotr Żyła 94.0 m 95.0 m 247.5Kamil Stoch 95.5 m 101.5 m 267.04.29 February 2008 Zakopane BronzeKrzysztof MiętusNormal 82.5 m 87.5 m 226.0942.528.5Germany:Felix SchoftSeverin FreundPascal BodmerAndreas WankMaciej Kot 86.5 m 88.5 m 240.0Dawid Kowal 87.0 m 84.0 m 232.5Łukasz Rutkowski 90.0 m 90.0 m 244.0 5. 5 February 2009 Štrbské Pleso SilverMaciej Kot Normal 92.5 m 96.5 m249.0 4.0 Lukas Müller6.6 February 2009 BronzeNormal 91.5 m 90.5 m 230.0937.044.5Austria:Michael HayböckFlorian SchabereiterLukas MüllerJakub Kot 91.0 m 92.5 m 234.5Grzegorz Miętus 90.0 m 92.0 m 231.5Maciej Kot 89.5 m 96.0 m 241.0 7. 23 February 2012 Erzurum SilverAleksander Zniszczoł Normal 107.5 m 109.5 m280.5 6.0 Nejc Dežman8.25 February 2012 SilverKlemens MurańkaNormal 103.5 m 101.0 m 257.5985.53.0Norway:Simen Key GrimsrudPhillip SjøenTomasz Byrt 99.0 m 97.0 m 240.5 98.0 m 95.5 m 232.0Aleksander Zniszczoł 99.5 m 105.5 m 255.5 9. 24 January 2013 Liberec SilverKlemens Murańka Normal 101.0 m 96.0 m264.0 19.5 Jaka Hvala10.26 January 2013 SilverBartłomiej KłusekNormal 94.0 m 98.5 m 253.01,062.016.5SloveniaAnže SemeničCene PrevcJaka HvalaKrzysztof Biegun 98.0 m 96.5 m 257.5Aleksander Zniszczoł 102.0 m 101.0 m 276.5Klemens Murańka 97.0 m 105.0 m 275.0 11. 31 January 2014 Predazzo GoldJakub Wolny Normal 91.0 m 99.0 m231.5–12.1 February 2014 GoldJakub WolnyNormal 98.5 m 96.5 m 264.11,027.0–Aleksander Zniszczoł 101.5 m 96.5 m 267.4Krzysztof Biegun 92.5 m 102.0 m 255.6Klemens Murańka 100.5 m 93.0 m 239.9 13. 2 February 2023 Whistler BronzeJan Habdas Normal 96.0 m 94.5 m256.3 1.6 14.4 February 2023 SilverNormal 94.0 m 92.5 m 223.7925.846.7Austria:Stephan Embacher 98.5 m 98.5 m 240.1Kacper Tomasiak 99.0 m 97.0 m 240.6Jan Habdas 99.0 m 99.0 m 262.3

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