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GERGER-SNZschopau

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Zschopenbergschanzen:

K-Point: 44 m
Men Winter Hill record: 48.5 m (Axel Jungk GER, 2004)
Year of construction: 1950
Coordinates: 50.740581, 13.073764 Google Maps OpenStreetMap
K-Point: 24 m
Men Winter Hill record: 26.0 m
Women Summer Hill record: 19.0 m (Michelle Kölling GER, 2011-09-10)
Year of construction: 1975
Coordinates: 50.740744, 13.073899 Google Maps OpenStreetMap
K-Point: 15 m
Women Winter Hill record: 7.0 m (Lisa-Marie Prüfer GER, 2014-09-13)
Year of construction: 1979
Coordinates: 50.740881, 13.073985 Google Maps OpenStreetMap
Further jumps: no
Plastic matting: yes
Conversions: 1985, 1992, 2013
Status: operating
Ski club: SV Nordisch/Alpine Zschopau
Coordinates: 50.740581, 13.073764 Google Maps OpenStreetMap

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History:

The first ski jump at Zschopau, the Hörkel­bachtalschanze K25, was in­au­gu­rat­ed on 1933-01-29 and used until 1945. It had a wooden inrun tower, which was destroyed after World War II in order to gain some firewood and then also the landing hill was filled up with soil. Before yearly town championships were held on it.
After World War II Hörkelbach­tal­schanze was used again for some time, but then in 1948 the very hard construction of a new ski jumping hill began. Then in 1950 the Zscho­penberg­schanze could finally be opened and the first hill record was set on 36 m. Beside the ski jump, which was also called “Schanze am Schlachthof”, a smaller K24 hill was built in 1975 and in 1979 the mini ski jump K15 could be completed. In 1985 all jumps were renewed and in 1992 the K44 hill could be covered with plastic mattings and was equipped with a glass inrun track.
In October 2012 it was decided on a 123,000 Euro expensive restoration of the ski jumping hill facility. Until end of 2013 the plastic covering of all three hills will be renewed and the landing slopes of the two bigger hills are combined together.

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