Polish Ski Jumpers Shine at FIS Cup in Szczyrk
Five Poles Score Points in Sunday's FIS Cup Competition in Szczyrk
## Polish Ski Jumpers Shine at FIS Cup in Szczyrk
The Polish Ski Jumping team had a strong showing at the FIS Cup competition in Szczyrk on Sunday, with five athletes finishing in the top 30.
The best-placed Polish jumper was Jan Habdas, who finished in 14th position. Other Poles who scored points include:
- 16th place: Marcin Bobak
- 22nd place: Marcin Wróbel
- 24th place: Szymon Sarniak
- 28th place: Kacper Juroszek
The FIS Cup is an important developmental competition for up-and-coming ski jumpers, providing them with valuable international experience as they work towards qualifying for the higher-level World Cup events. The solid results from the Polish contingent demonstrate the depth of talent in the country's ski jumping program and bode well for the future of the sport in Poland.
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