Mölgg and Schnarf: Who were the top performers of the World Cup season?

Manuela Mölgg With the woman from Enneberg, South Tyrol is losing a big figurehead in the women's World Cup. Manuela Mölgg was also strong in sport this year. Although things went downhill a bit after the three podium finishes in the first three giant slaloms, she showed that she can keep up with the best in the world. Not least at the Olympics, where she was in the lead after the first run. In the slalom, however, things didn't go so well, where Mölgg slipped out of the top 30 on the start list. South Tyrolean ski fans will definitely miss her in the future. Johanna Schnarf The woman from Olanger ended up in the top 10 eight times. Johanna Schnarf was on the podium once, coming second in the Super-G in Cortina d'Ampezzo. This made the 33-year-old by far the most consistent South Tyrolean in the fast disciplines. Schnarf professionally dealt with the setback at the Olympics when Nicol Delago was chosen over her in the downhill and made people sit up and take notice with strong performances in the season finale. dominik paris He is the only South Tyrolean winner of the season. Dominik Paris was at the top of the Bormio descent. There is also a second place in Garmisch-Partenkirchen. Otherwise, there was also a lot of shadows in Ultner's season. Especially in the Super-G (only two top 10 places), Paris was unable to tap into its enormous potential. It remains to be said: Paris was the best South Tyrolean and showed flashes of his class every now and then, but he was not able to maintain it consistently. Nicol Delago The young woman from Val Gardena is one of the few South Tyrolean young hopes in the women's ski circuit. If she stays injury-free, Delago is capable of finishing in the top 10 in three disciplines (downhill, super-G, combination). This year she managed to do that once: on the descent in Garmisch-Partenkirchen. The fact that she was allowed to compete in the Olympic downhill shows that the coaches are also convinced of the Val Gardena native. Peter Fill Peter Fill's season must be divided into two halves: the speed season and the combination season. The latter is to be assessed positively, because in the end the Castelrotto native clinched the small crystal ball in the combinations ranking. Fill was on the podium in both combined races – second in Bormio and third in Wengen. However, winning the ball was helped by the fact that the Frenchman Alexis Pinturault did not take part in the second combination.

The assessment of the South Tyrolean Ski World Cup season continues on Thursday. Then the flops are on the agenda.

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Mölgg and Schnarf: Who were the top performers of the World Cup season?

Only a World Cup victory, no Olympic medals, little hope for the future. The South Tyrolean ski world cup season has been more than just mixed. Still, not everything was bad. Who were the top performers of the past World Cup season?

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