14.08.2026|Officially
Nordic Combined
Ski jumping is one of the most technically demanding winter sports with very high demands on the physical and psychological preparation of a highly qualified skier. The results of major international competitions in recent years show that today it is not enough to be an excellent racer or jumper. The ideal type of skier is to show excellent results in both ski racing and ski jumping.
Athletes — Nordic Combined
History
For the first time, Ukrainian skier Prosvirnin Oleksandr took part in the USSR national team at the 15th Winter Olympics in 1988 in Sarajevo (Yugoslavia), where he took 6th place in the classic combined event. At the 17th Winter Olympics in 1994 in Lillehammer (Norway), Prosvirnin Dmytro took 16th place as part of the Ukrainian national team, which was considered a success.
Ukrainian skiers-combined athletes did not participate in the 18th and 19th Winter Olympics. The world leaders in ski combined events at the moment are athletes from Austria, Germany, and Norway. At the 20th Winter Olympics in 2006 in Turin (Italy), two athletes from the Ukrainian team participated in ski combined events: Serhiy Dyachuk and Volodymyr Trachuk, both from the Ternopil region. Serhiy Dyachuk twice took 45th place in the K-90 ski jumping and 15 km race and in the K-120 ski jumping and 7.5 km sprint, Volodymyr Trachuk took 48th place in both programs (both from Ternopil region, "Ukraine"). Ukrainian biathletes did not participate in the 19th Games in 2002.
The performance of the national ski team at the 2007 World Winter Universiade in Turin can be considered successful, where they took 5th place in the team competitions. In the individual competitions, Volodymyr Trachuk took 7th and 9th place, Vitaliy Kazmiruk - 17th and 22nd place, Andriy Parkhomchuk - 18th and 21st place. At the 2007 World Championships in Sapporo (Japan), only Trachuk Volodymyr competed, where he took 38th place in the sprint and 41st place in the Gundersen program, and in the cross-country skiing he took 21st and 17th places, respectively.
For the first time, Ukrainian skier Prosvirnin Oleksandr took part in the USSR national team at the 15th Winter Olympics in 1988 in Sarajevo (Yugoslavia), where he took 6th place in the classic combined event. At the 17th Winter Olympics in 1994 in Lillehammer (Norway), Prosvirnin Dmytro took 16th place as part of the Ukrainian national team, which was considered a success.
Ukrainian skiers-combined athletes did not participate in the 18th and 19th Winter Olympics. The world leaders in ski combined events at the moment are athletes from Austria, Germany, and Norway. At the 20th Winter Olympics in 2006 in Turin (Italy), two athletes from the Ukrainian team participated in ski combined events: Serhiy Dyachuk and Volodymyr Trachuk, both from the Ternopil region. Serhiy Dyachuk twice took 45th place in the K-90 ski jumping and 15 km race and in the K-120 ski jumping and 7.5 km sprint, Volodymyr Trachuk took 48th place in both programs (both from Ternopil region, "Ukraine"). Ukrainian biathletes did not participate in the 19th Games in 2002.
The performance of the national ski team at the 2007 World Winter Universiade in Turin can be considered successful, where they took 5th place in the team competitions. In the individual competitions, Volodymyr Trachuk took 7th and 9th place, Vitaliy Kazmiruk - 17th and 22nd place, Andriy Parkhomchuk - 18th and 21st place. At the 2007 World Championships in Sapporo (Japan), only Trachuk Volodymyr competed, where he took 38th place in the sprint and 41st place in the Gundersen program, and in the cross-country skiing he took 21st and 17th places, respectively.
Achievement
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