Pius Paschke Secures Historic Triple Victory at Titisee-Neustadt

The German ski jumper dominates the World Cup weekend, cementing his lead and fueling hopes for a Vierschanzentournee triumph.

Pius Paschke achieved three consecutive victories at the World Cup in Titisee-Neustadt, including a team event and two individual wins.
The 34-year-old extended his lead in the overall World Cup standings and will wear the Yellow Bib at the Vierschanzentournee opener on December 29 in Oberstdorf.
Paschke's five individual wins this season set a record for German ski jumpers before the start of the prestigious tournament, surpassing Martin Schmitt's four wins in 1998.
Bundestrainer Stefan Horngacher praised Paschke's consistency and performance, describing his weekend as 'absolute world-class' and awarding him 'a grade of one with a star.'
Paschke's recent success has sparked optimism for Germany's first Vierschanzentournee overall victory since Sven Hannawald's triumph in 2002.