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Poland names ski jumping squad for Wisła Summer Grand Prix with Tomasiak, Wąsek and two debutants
Dawid Kubacki, Piotr Żyła, and Olympic medalist Kacper Tomasiak headline the 10-man roster for the August 1-2 event, while two women's spots went to Kamila Karpiel and Anna Twardosz.
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10 men and 2 women named, including Olympic medalist Kacper Tomasiak and debutants Waszek and Łukaszczyk.
Tomasiak won, Wąsek second, Waszek third at the July 15 test event; the top ten from that competition all made the Wisła squad.
Stefan Horngacher re-joined PZN as training coordinator through 2030, and this is the first major test under his system.
The Summer Grand Prix opens without Kamil Stoch, who retired after the 2026 Winter Olympics.

- 2 AugWomen's first competition series
- 2 AugMen's qualifiers
- 2 AugMen's first competition series
Squad announcement
The Polish Ski Association (PZN) named ten men and two women to compete at the Summer Grand Prix opener on August 1-2, 2026, at the Adam Małysz Hill in Wisła. Coach Maciej Matusiak selected the men's roster: Kacper Tomasiak, Paweł Wąsek, Piotr Żyła, Dawid Kubacki, Maciej Kot, Klemens Joniak, Aleksander Zniszczoł, Jakub Wolny, Kamil Waszek, and Łukasz Łukaszczyk. Kamila Karpiel and Anna Twardosz will represent Poland in the women's events. The lineup fills Poland's full host-nation quota of spots.
Horngacher's return and Stoch's retirement
The Wisła event marks the first test for the national team since Stefan Horngacher returned to the Polish Ski Association as training coordinator. Horngacher, who previously worked with the Polish team, signed a contract through 2030. It is also the first summer season since Kamil Stoch, the three-time Olympic champion, retired after the 2026 Winter Olympics. The squad includes Stoch's long-time teammates Piotr Żyła and Dawid Kubacki.
Recent form in Szczyrk
The selected men filled the top ten spots at the Memorial Olimpijczyków in Szczyrk on July 15. Tomasiak won, with Wąsek second and Waszek third. That result likely influenced the selection, as the Wisła lineup mirrors the Szczyrk top ten exactly. Debutants Waszek and Łukaszczyk will make their Summer Grand Prix debuts; Łukaszczyk placed tenth in Szczyrk.
Event schedule
The Wisła competition runs over three days, starting Friday July 31 with a technical briefing at 20:00. On Saturday, women's official training begins at 8:30, with the women's first competition series at 11:00. Men's training follows at 15:00, and the men's first series at 17:30. Sunday features women's qualifiers at 10:00, followed by the women's series at 11:30, men's qualifiers at 13:15, and the men's competition at 14:45. The next leg of the Summer Grand Prix takes place a week later in Courchevel, France.
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Sources and context
- Kacper Tomasiak
- Polish ski jumper, three-time Olympic medalist, won Memorial Olimpijczyków 2026
- Paweł Wąsek
- Polish ski jumper, second in Szczyrk Memorial
- Piotr Żyła
- Polish ski jumper, member of the national team
- Dawid Kubacki
- Polish ski jumper, member of the national team
- Maciej Kot
- Polish ski jumper, member of the national team
- Aleksander Zniszczoł
- Polish ski jumper, member of the national team
- Jakub Wolny
- Polish ski jumper, member of the national team
- Kamila Karpiel
- Polish ski jumper, women's competitor
- Anna Twardosz
- Polish ski jumper, women's competitor
- Stefan Horngacher
- Austrian ski jumping coach, PZN training coordinator, signed until 2030
- Kamil Stoch
- Retired Polish ski jumper, three-time Olympic champion
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