The men's individual normal hill competition was one of the ski‑jumping events contested at the 2024 Winter Youth Olympics, which were held in Gangwon Province, South Korea. The event took place at the Alpensia Ski Jumping Centre, the same venue used for the 2018 Pyeongchang Winter Games.
Format
The competition followed the standard Youth Olympic ski‑jumping format. All entered athletes performed two jumps in a qualification round; the top thirty athletes advanced to the final round, where each performed two additional jumps. The total points from the two final jumps determined the final ranking, with points calculated from jump distance, hill gate factor, wind compensation, and gate compensation in accordance with International Ski Federation (FIS) rules.
Participation
A total of [athlete number] competitors representing [nation count] National Olympic Committees took part in the event. Participants were eligible under the Youth Olympic age criteria, generally being born between 1 January 2006 and 31 December 2009, making them 15–18 years old at the time of competition.
Medal ceremony
Gold, silver, and bronze medals were awarded to the three athletes with the highest point totals in the final round. The medal ceremony was conducted on the day of the final, following the competition schedule published by the Games’ Organising Committee.
Results
The official results released by the International Olympic Committee list the medalists and final point scores, but detailed information on individual jump distances and wind/gate compensation values is not widely reproduced in secondary sources.
Significance
The men’s normal‑hill event is a key component of the Youth Olympic ski‑jumping programme, offering emerging athletes international competition experience and the opportunity to qualify for future senior‑level World Cup and Olympic participation.
Note: Specific data such as the exact number of participants, the date of the competition, and the names and scores of the medalists are not presented here due to limited publicly available encyclopedic documentation.
