With a jump on 106.5 m, Peter Prevc was already
in the lead after the first round on his home hill
and he then captured the title with the longest
jump of the day on 111.5 m in the final and 266.4
points.
Jernej Damjen, second in this summer's Grand Prix
overall ranking, jumped on 107 m and 110 m (263.1
points) and finished also second in this competition.
Only 0.1 behind Damjan, Robert Kranjec came in third
with 107 m and 110.5 m.
The team of SSK Alpina (Ema Klinec, Florjan Jelovcan,
Matic Benedik, Tomaz Naglic) won the mixed competition
with 974.8 points ahead of SSK Costella Ilirija
1 (Ursa Bogataj, Matic Kramarsic, Andraz Pograjc,
Ziga Mandl; 959.2 points) and SK Zagorje (Katja
Pozun, Dejan Zujic, Ernest Prislic, Miran Zupancic;
885.0 points).
The men's team competition ended with a clear win
of SK Triglav 1 (Cene Prevc, Nejc Dezman, Robert
Kranjec, Peter Prevc) with 995.2 points, the second
place went to SSK Costella Ilirija 1 (Matic Rogelj,
Matic Kramarsic, Andraz Pograjc, Ziga Mandl; 929.3
points), SSK Sam Ihan I (Gasper Bartol, David Krapez,
Miha Kveder, Jernej Damjan; 916.1 points) came in
third.
Ema Klinec won the ladies' title with two jumps
on 106.5 m and 257.4 points. Katja Pozun took the
second place with 104.5 m and 106 m (246.6 points),
followed by Maja Vtic as third (101.5 m and 101.5
m; 230.9 points).
Top 10 Slovenian Championships, Kranj HS 109;
October 6, 2013
Rank Name Distance Points
1. Prevc, Peter 106.5 m - 111.5 m 266.4
2. Damjan, Jernej 107 m - 110 m 263.1
3. Kranjec, Robert 107 m - 110.5 m 263.0
4. Hvala, Jaka 104 m - 109 m 254.4
5. Mandl, Ziga 103 m - 107 m 247.5
6. Semenic, Anze 102 m - 106.5 m 243.3
7. Justin, Rok 102.5 m - 107 m 243.0
8. Dezman, Nejc 101.5 m - 105.5 m 242.6
9. Pograjc, Andraz 101 m - 105.5 m 240.7
10. Lanisek, Anze 98.5 m - 107.5 m 240.3
