Julia Kykkänen

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Julia Kykkänen
Kykkänen in Hinzenbach, 2014
Country	Finland
Full name	Julia Kykkänen
Born	(1994-04-17) 17 April 1994 (age 27) Lahti, Finland
Ski club	Lahden Hiihtoseura
World Cup career
Seasons	2011–present
Indiv. podiums	2
Updated on 27 May 2015.

Julia Kykkänen (born 17 April 1994) is a Finnish ski jumper who has competed since 2010.^[1] She was the first Finnish female ski jumper to compete in the Ski Jumping World Championships, during the 2009 event in Liberec. At World Cup level her best finish is third on two occasions, in Hinzenbach on 2 February 2014 and in Falun on 15 March 2014, as well as eight additional top-10 finishes.

Standings[]

Junior World Championships[]

• 32. in Zakopane, Poland, 2008
• 22. in Strbske Pleso, Slovakia, 2009
• 23. in Hinterzarten, Germany, 2010
• 17. in Otepää, Estonia, 2011
• 8. in Erzurum, Turkey, 2012

World Championships[]

• 26. in Liberec, Czech Republic, 2009
• 17. in Oslo, Norway, 2011
• 10 in Predazzo, Italy, 2013

Ski jumping Continental Cup[]

• 46. in , Germany, August 12, 2007
• 36. in Pöhla Germany, August 15, 2007
• 45. in Bischofshofen, Austria, August 18, 2007
• 44. in Ramsau, Austria, August 19, 2007
• 27. in Notodden, Norway, December 11, 2007
• 17. in Notodden, Norway, December 12, 2007
• 17. in Zao, Japan, March 8, 2008
• 21. in Zao, Japan, March 9, 2008
• 3. in Lillehammer, Norway, September 8, 2009

Ski jumping World Cup[]

• 14. in Lillehammer, Norway, December 3, 2011
• 15. in Predazzo, Italy, January 14, 2012
• 15. in Hinzenbach, Austria, February 5, 2012

References[]

• Media related to Julia Kykkänen at Wikimedia Commons

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