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FIS Alpine Junior World Ski Championships 16 to 25. January 2023 As the cradle of Alpine skiing, St. Anton am Arlberg has not only shaped the history of winter sports, but also supports the careers of tomorrow's participants at an early stage.
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Only a few days after the FIS Women's World Cup, the FIS Alpine Junior World Ski Championships 2023 (abbreviated: JWSC 2023) will take place in St. Anton am Arlberg under the slogan "(Y)our next step". Over 500 of the world's best young athletes from more than 50 countries will face their first big challenge in St. Anton am Arlberg from 16th to 25th January.

The world’s best young alpine skiers - aged 16-20 and from around 50 countries - are in action at the 2023 FIS Alpine Junior World Ski Championships in St. Anton, Austria from 16 to 25 January 2023 in St. Anton am Arlberg, Austria.

You can check our daily updates below.

St. Anton 2023 Junior World Ski Championships: Results
Sunday 22 January
Giant Slalom: Men

Alban Elezi Cannaferina (FRA) 1:43.61 🥇
Eduard Hallberg (FIN) +0.32 🥈
Oscar Andreas Sandvik (NOR) +0.43 🥉
Full results here.

Saturday 21 January
Giant Slalom: Women

Hanna Aronsson Elfman (SWE) 2:06.02 🥇
Stefanie Grob (SUI) +1.06 🥈
Lara Colturi (ALB) +1.24 🥉
Full results here.

Friday 20 January
Super G: Women

Lara Colturi (ALB) 1:01.64 🥇
Stefanie Grob (SUI) +0.65 🥈
Alice Calaba (ITA) +0.72 🥉
Full results here.

Super G: Men

Livio Hiltbrand (SUI) 1:00.17 🥇
Lenz Haechler (SUI) +0.03 🥈
Vincent Wieser (AUT) +0.11🥉
Full results here.

Thursday 19 January
Downhill: Women

Stefanie Grob (SUI) 57.51 🥇
Vicky Bernardi (ITA) +0.03 🥈
Pernille Dyrstad Lydersen (NOR) +0.35 🥉
Full results here.

Downhill: Men

Rok Aznoh (SLO) 55.06 🥇
Alban Elezi Cannaferina (FRA) +0.50 🥈
Livio Hiltbrand (SUI) +0.82 🥉
Full results here.

Wednesday 18 January
Downhill Training 2: Women

Lara Colturi (ALB) 1:15.70
Stefanie Grob (SUI) +0.15
Pernille Dyrstad Lydersen (NOR) +0.41
Downhill Training 2: Men

Luis Vogt (GER) 1:13.12
Lenz Haechler (SUI) +0.13
Victor Bessiere (FRA) +0.30
Tuesday 17 January
Downhill Training 1: Women

Emma Aicher (GER) 1:16.86
Lauren Macuga (USA) +0.88
Lea Lipburger (AUT) +1.30
Downhill Training 1: Men

Luis Vogt (GER) 1:15.30
Vincent Wieser (AUT) +0.01
Lenz Haechler (SUI) +0.17
2023 FIS Junior World Ski Championships in St. Anton: Medal Summary
Men
Gold Silver Bronze
Downhill Rok Aznoh (SLO Alban Elezi Cannaferina (FRA) Livio Hiltbrand (SUI)
Super G Livio Hiltbrand (SUI) Lenz Haechler (SUI) Vincent Wieser (AUT)
Combined
Giant Slalom Alban Elezi Cannaferina (FRA) Eduard Hallberg (FIN) Oscar Andreas Sandvik (NOR)
Slalom
2023 FIS Junior World Ski Championships in St. Anton: Medal Summary
Women
Gold Silver Bronze
Downhill Stefanie Grob (SUI) Vicky Bernardi (ITA) Pernille Dyrstad Lydersen (NOR)
Super G Lara Colturi (ALB) Stefanie Grob (SUI) Alice Calaba (ITA)
Combined
Giant Slalom Hanna Aronsson Elfman (SWE) Stefanie Grob (SUI) Lara Colturi (ALB)
Slalom
St. Anton 2023 Junior World Ski Championships: Competition Schedule
Times are local (CET - Central European Time)

Monday 16 January
Opening Ceremony, Downhill test

Tuesday 17 January
Downhill Training 1: Women (10:30am), Men (11:30am)

Wednesday 18 January
Downhill Training 2: Women (10:30am), Men (11:30am)

Thursday 19 January
Women’s Downhill (10:30am)

Men’s Downhill (11:30am)

Friday 20 January
Women’s Super G (9:30am)

Men’s Super G (10:45am)

Women’s Team Alpine Combined (1:30pm)

Men’s Team Alpine Combined (2:15pm)

Saturday 21 January
Women’s Giant Slalom (run 1: 9:30am; run 2: 1pm)

Sunday 22 January
Men’s Giant Slalom (run 1: 9:30am; run 2: 1pm)

Monday 23 January
Mixed Team Parallel (4pm in Lech Zurs)

Tuesday 24 January
Women’s Slalom (run 1: 9:30am; run 2: 1pm)

Wednesday 25 January
Men’s Slalom (run 1: 9:30am; run 2: 1pm)

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The visual appearance of the event is also the responsibility of the young people: the official logo is the result of a school competition in which 20-year-old Lea Schattleitner from the Ferrari School in Innsbruck won against 65 entries with her multi-coloured impression of a snowflake.