What is the Continental Cup? The International Ski Federation (FIS) sanctions the international Continental Cup Series, and determines the schedule and venues.  The Continental Cup (COC) is second only to the World Cup series in prestige, visibility, and prize money. FIS Cup is the third tier of international competition. Pine Mountain has been awarded dates in the Continental Cup series for many years, and was awarded World Cup dates in both 1996 and 2000.  It is one of the premier ski jumping venues in North America, along with the two US Olympic facilities in Lake Placid and Park City, and Canada’s two Olympic jumping venues in Calgary and Vancouver. The 2012 Continental Cup In Iron Mountain will be held Feb 11-12.  There’s a summer & fall COC series in Europe; the winter season traditionally begins in early December. The date of our 2012 tournament is Feb 11 & 12 Area info opens in a separate window FIS Competition Schedule & Results SCHEDULES BELOW ARE FOR 2012 SEASON (for winter season, beginning in November) • World Cup - Men • World Cup - Women • Continental Cup - Men & Women • FIS Cup - Men • Full Searchable Schedule FIS provides LIVE SCORING for World Cup and most Continental Cup events! Ski Jumping News    (click logo to visit site) Have you visited berkutschi.com? It’s the official FIS news website. Features, photos, and video, and LIVE SCORING! Be sure to visit Berkutschi.com for the latest COC news 2011 Continental Cup Season   Final Standings   (29 events Dec 2010 - Mar 2011) NEW for 2012 Made with Xara - KJA & Assoc ©  Kiwanis Ski Club  2010-12  Photos by Mark Pontti, Ken Anderson, Pam Nelson Scenes from the 2011 Continental Cup at Pine Mountain Results and Notes from the 2011 Tournament: 2/12/2011: Austria’s Andreas Strolz Wins Saturday  results                    Slovenians 2nd - 4th:  Pungertar, Zima, Urbanc                        Americans 10th & 28th:  Frenette & Lamb   2/13/2011: Weather Holds Sunday Comp to One Round  results                     Dobovsek (SLO) 1st, Eggenhoffer (AUT) 2nd                Johnson (USA) 7th, Glasder 21st, Alexander 22nd   Saturday’s crowd was one of the biggest in years.  After weeks of frigid winter temperatures, folks were apparently ready to enjoy themselves on a beautiful, sunny day ... and our parking lot was filled to overflowing, with cars parked as far as the eye could see along Pine Mountain Road. A notable former ski jumper showed up to enjoy the action and visit with friends from the local area.  Steve Mariucci, former chead oach of the San Francisco 49ers and Detroit Lions, now a member of the NFL Network announcing team, is a native of Iron Mountain, and was a junior jumper before becoming a star football player at IMHS and Northern Michigan University. The Kiwanis Ski Club sends a big THANK YOU to our fans, sponsors, FIS, and the teams and athletes from around the world who make this event possible each year ... we appreciate your enthusiastic support!