Samuel Mraz of Austria takes his trial jump before the ski jumping portion of competition during the FIS Nordic Combined Continental Cup on the ski jumping hill at the Utah Olympic Park on Sunday, Dec. 15, 2019. Mraz scored 109.6 points on his jump placing him 25th going into the ski racing portion of the competition. Colter Peterson, Deseret News
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PARK CITY — Nordic skiers from around the globe descended on Park City over the weekend for the FIS Nordic Combined Continental Cup. The fourth and final day of competition on Sunday featured a ski jump at the Utah Olympic Park, followed by a cross country ski race at Soldier Hollow.
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Tim Kopp of Germany makes his jump during the ski jumping portion of competition during the FIS Nordic Combined Continental Cup on the ski jumping hill at the Utah Olympic Park on Sunday, Dec. 15, 2019. Kopp scored 110.8 points on his jump placing him 22nd going into the ski racing portion of the competition | Colter Peterson, Deseret News
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Dominick Terzer of Austria flies through the air during the ski jumping portion of competition during the FIS Nordic Combined Continental Cup on the ski jumping hill at the Utah Olympic Park on Sunday, Dec. 15, 2019. Terzer scored 121.1 points on his jump placing him 12th going into the ski racing portion of the competition | Colter Peterson, Deseret News
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A female competitor rides the chair lift to the top of the jump during the ski jumping portion of competition during the FIS Nordic Combined Continental Cup on the ski jumping hill at the Utah Olympic Park on Sunday, Dec. 15, 2019. | Colter Peterson, Deseret News
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Grant Andrews of the United States takes his trial jump before the ski jumping portion of competition during the FIS Nordic Combined Continental Cup on the ski jumping hill at the Utah Olympic Park on Sunday, Dec. 15, 2019. Andrews scored 125 points on his jump placing him 5th going into the ski racing portion of the competition | Colter Peterson, Deseret News
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The judges watch as a competitor flies through the air during the ski jumping portion of competition during the FIS Nordic Combined Continental Cup on the ski jumping hill at the Utah Olympic Park on Sunday, Dec. 15, 2019. | Colter Peterson, Deseret News
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Gyda Westvold Hansen of Norway takes flight during her trial jump before the ski jumping portion of competition during the FIS Nordic Combined Continental Cup on the ski jumping hill at the Utah Olympic Park on Sunday, Dec. 15, 2019. Hansen scored 104 points on her jump placing her into fourth going into the ski racing portion of the competition. | Colter Peterson, Deseret News
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The sun rises behind the trees shining through man made snow before the ski jumping portion of competition during the FIS Nordic Combined Continental Cup on the ski jumping hill at the Utah Olympic Park on Sunday, Dec. 15, 2019. | Colter Peterson, Deseret News
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Jiawen Zhao of China flies through the air during the ski jumping portion of competition during the FIS Nordic Combined Continental Cup on the ski jumping hill at the Utah Olympic Park on Sunday, Dec. 15, 2019. Zhao scored 85 points on his jump placing him 42nd going into the ski racing portion of the competition | Colter Peterson, Deseret News
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Samuel Mraz of Austria takes his trial jump before the ski jumping portion of competition during the FIS Nordic Combined Continental Cup on the ski jumping hill at the Utah Olympic Park on Sunday, Dec. 15, 2019. Mraz scored 109.6 points on his jump placing him 25th going into the ski racing portion of the competition. | Colter Peterson, Deseret News
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