Norwegian Team For The Junior World Championships

by Leandro Lutz • 13.01.2023
The Junior World Ski Championships start at the end of January. The Norwegian Team is presented for the event in Whistler, Canada, from January 28 to February 4.

The Junior World Ski Championships start at the end of January. The Norwegian Team is presented for the event in Whistler, Canada, from January 28 to February 4.

In a press release, the Norwegian Ski Association named their cross-country ski team for the Junior World Championships. Norway will start with 14 athletes. On the women’s side, Norway will begin with seven skiers. Already on the men’s side, also seven athletes will start for the Scandinavian country. 

According to the press release, “the goal is to field the best possible Team that can compete for medals in all races in the Junior World Championships. Skiers in the 19/20 age group are primarily selected. Skiers in the 18-year-old class are considered but must perform better than skiers in the 19/20-years old class to be selected. Four athletes line up for a start per distance. Athletes who perform in sprint and distance will have an advantage in the selection. Skiers in class 17 are not considered.” 

The Norwegian Team for the U23 World Championships will be selected after the Scandinavian Cup in Falun, Sweden, which will be held this weekend. 

Also Read: Friday’s Start Lists And Start Times For The Scandinavian Cup In Falun

 Here is the Norwegian Team for the Junior World Championships

Women’s Team

  • Milla Grosberhaugen Andreassen
  • Tuva Anine Brusveen-Jensen
  • Nora Sofie Doksrød
  • Eva Ingebrigtsen
  • Anniken Sand
  • Ingeborg Andberg Stenersen
  • Oline Vestad

Men’s Team 

  • Lars Michael Saab Bjertnæs
  • Casper Kvam Grindhagen
  • Lars Heggen
  • Mathias Holbæk
  • Kristian Kollerud
  • Thomas Linnebo Mollestad
  • Jørgen Nordhagen

More facts about the Junior and U23 World Ski Championships are at the bottom of the page.

JUNIOR AND U23 WORLD SKI CHAMPIONSHIPS 2023

Day-by-day schedule

Race 1

  • When: Saturday, January 28, 2023
  • Where: Whistler, Canada
  • What: 1.2km Sprint Classic Technique – Junior – Women and Men

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Race 2

  • When: Sunday, January 29, 2023
  • Where: Whistler, Canada
  • What: Spring Classic Technique – U23 – Women and Men

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Race 3

  • When: Monday, January 30, 2023
  • Where: Whistler, Canada
  • What: 20km Mass Start C – Junior – Women and Men

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Race 4

  • When: Tuesday, January 31, 2023
  • Where: Whistler, Canada
  • What: 20km Mass Start C – U23 – Women and Men

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Race 5

  • When: Thursday, February 2, 2023
  • Where: Whistler, Canada
  • What: 10km Individual Start F – Junior – Women and Men

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Race 6

  • When: Friday, February 3, 2023
  • Where: Whistler, Canada
  • What: 10km Individual Start F – U23 – Women and Men

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Race 7

  • When: Saturday, February 4, 2023
  • Where: Whistler, Canada
  • What: 4x5km Mixed Relay C/F – Junior – Women/Men

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Race 8

  • When: Saturday, February 4, 2023
  • Where: Whistler, Canada
  • What: 4x5km Mixed Relay C/F – U23 – Women/Men

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 FACTS: Junior and U23 World Ski Championships 

  • The Junior and U23 World Ski Championships 2023 take place in Whistler, Canada, from January 28 to February 4, 2023. 
  • The cross-country skiing event consists of eight races in eight days.
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