Pius Paschke Ski Setup

Pius Paschke

Normal Hill

Large Hill

Ski Flying

Team

Nationality

Germany

Hometown

Munich, Germany (residence: Kiefersfelden)

Height

175 cm

Born

20 May 1990

Turned pro

2013

Primary discipline

Normal Hill

German ski jumper born in Munich who competes for WSV Kiefersfelden, lives in Kiefersfelden, and serves as a sports soldier in the German armed forces. Made his World Cup debut in Engelberg on 21 December 2013 and claimed his first individual World Cup win there a decade later, in the 2023-24 season. His second win came at the opening event of the 2024-25 season in Lillehammer, making him - at 34 years, 187 days - the oldest World Cup leader in ski jumping history. Won team gold at the 2021 Nordic World Ski Championships in Oberstdorf, plus team silver (2020) and team bronze (2024) at the Ski Flying World Championships. Finished the 2024-25 World Cup season 5th overall. Married with one child. At the 2026 Milano-Cortina Olympics he placed 23rd individual normal hill and 24th individual large hill.

2024-25 World Cup: 5th overall (confirmed via Wikipedia season table). 2025-26 World Cup: 29th overall, 231 points (FIS official cup standings) - a significant drop-off from the prior season. Career: 2 individual WC wins (2023-24 Engelberg; 2024-25 Lillehammer opener, becoming oldest-ever WC leader at 34y187d). 2021 World Champion (team, Oberstdorf). Ski Flying Worlds: team silver 2020, team bronze 2024. 2026 Olympics (Milano Cortina): 23rd individual normal hill; 24th individual large hill.

Sponsors: Fischer (skis)

Fischer Ski jumping

Ski Jumping

Skis per FIS's official athlete database (Skis: Fischer).

Ski jumping race ski from Fischer's ski jumping athlete roster, distinct from the brand's existing alpine and cross-country race-ski entries. Starting the 2025-26 season, Fischer Sports' ski jumping skis carry a co-branding partnership with the unrelated German fastening-technology company 'fischer Group', featuring the fischer Group's 'DuoPower' anchor-product branding on the skis alongside the Fischer Sports logo - this is a sponsorship/branding tie-up, not a new ski model name.

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