OL-Ski Jump: National team (Unofficial list), The 1994 Winter Olympics

Received from NTB at 15:08.

Lillehammer (NTB): Ski Jump National team (K120) Tuesday:

Gold:   Germany 	970,1 
				Hansjörg Jäkle 		117,0-124,0
				Christof Duffner 	119,5-108,0
				Dieter Thoma 		126,0-128,5
				Jens Weissflog 		131,0-135,5
Silver: Japan 		956,9 
				Jinya Nishikata 	118,0-135,0
				Takanobu Okabe 		124,5-133,0
				Noriaki Kasai 		128,0-120,0
				Masahiko Harada		122,0-97,5
Bronze: Austria 	918,9 
				Heinz Kuttin 		115,0-117,5
				Christian Moser 	122,5-105,0
				Stefan Horngacher 	124,0-120,5
				Andreas Goldberger 	123,5-127,5
 4) Norway 		898,8 
				Øyvind Berg 		 98,7-116,8
				Lasse Ottesen 		114,7-125,1
				Roar Ljøkelsøy 		110,2- 75,6
				Espen Bredesen 		126,1-131,6
 5) Finland 		889,5 
				Raimo Yllipulli 	104,4-127,2
				Janne Väätäinen 	108,3-103,7
				Janne Ahonen 		115,6- 99,3
				Jani Soininen 		115,5-115,5
 6) France 		822,1 
				Steeve Delaup 		 90,3-112,9
				Nicolas Jean-Prost 	122,0-102,0
				Nicolas Dessum 		103,2- 99,2
				Didier Mollard 		 99,2- 93,3
 7) Czech Republic 	800,7 
				Ladislav Dluhos 	 94,2-105,6
				Zbynek Krompolc 	109,5-112,4
				Jiri Parma 		 92,1- 83,0
				Jaroslav Sakala 	106,1- 97,8
 8) Italy 		782,3 
				Ivo Pertile		 96,1-103,7
				Andrea Cecon		 87,9- 69,9
				Roberto Cecon 		123,5-112,7
				Ivan Lunardi		 98,3- 90,2
 9) Slovenia 		739,4 	Matjaz Kladnik		 96,9- 66,9
				Matjaz Zupan		 94,7- 85,5
				Samo Gostisa		 87,8- 92,4
				Robert Meglic		 97,9-117,3
10) Sweden 		653,3 
				Staffan Tällberg	 78,5-109,2
				Mikael Martinsson 	103,8-105,5 
				Johan Rasmussen		 88,0- 57,5
				Fredrik Johansson	 50,4- 60,4
11) USA 		505,0 
				Raymond Weber		 50,8- 79,7
				Gregory Boester		 75,3- 71,1
				Kurt Stein		 48,4- 50,6
				John Langlois		 60,7- 68,4
12) Russia 		416,3 
				Aleksej Solodijankin	 29,7- 50,7
				Dmitrij Tsjelovenko	 54,1- 47,0
				Stanislav Pokhilko	 58,4- 57,9
				Mikhail Jessin		 55,8- 62,7

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