The Polish Ski Jumping Team Heads to FIS Cup in Villach
teaserThe Polish Ski Jumping Team Heads to FIS Cup in Villach
## Strong Polish Squad Set for FIS Cup Competition
The Polish Ski Jumping team is gearing up for the upcoming FIS Cup event in Villach, Austria. Coach Daniel Kwiatkowski has selected a strong squad of ten Polish jumpers to represent the country at the competition.
The Polish lineup includes some familiar names in the sport, such as Jarosław Krzak, Kamil Waszek, and Jan Galica. They will be joined by Łukasz Łukaszczyk, Jan Habdas, Marcin Bobak, Mateusz Gruszka, Szymon Sarniak, Marcin Wróbel, and Szymon Jojko.
The FIS Cup is an important event for the Polish team, as they look to build momentum and gain valuable experience ahead of the upcoming winter season. With a talented roster of jumpers, the Polish squad will be aiming to put in strong performances and challenge for podium finishes in Villach.
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