Following the U11/U13 competition held in the morning in Ventron (Vosges), the National Summer Challenge 2026 of ski jumping moved this Saturday afternoon to La Bresse (Vosges). Ski jumping is a winter sport where athletes take off from a specially built ramp and attempt to land as far as possible, with points awarded for distance and style. On the Lispach jump, it was the U15 category that was in action. Among the men, Mahé Thomas-Couturaud from Montblanais won with jumps of 41 and 41.5 meters, securing victory with less than 2 points advantage over Louison Descombes-Sevoie, who achieved 38.5 and 41.5 meters. The Savoyard Clément Breniaux, with jumps of 38 and 40 meters, completed the podium. On the women's side, Mado Caillon from Courchevel won comfortably with jumps of 41 and 43 meters. The Doubiste Margaux Saelens (38 and 37.5 meters) and Ely Caillon (34 and 37.5 meters), still U13, followed on the podium. The U13 category refers to athletes aged 13 or younger, while U15 includes those aged 14 or 15. Complete results for both men and women are available on the event's official website. The full program of the National Summer Challenge 2026 taking place this weekend in Ventron, La Bresse and Gérardmer includes Anatole Carré, Malika Delaup, Léo Villet and Anaïs Fontanille as winners of the U11/U13 competition in Ventron. These athletes competed in a series of events designed to develop young talent in winter sports. The five latest news items include details on rollerski competitions, ski jumping results, biathlon events, and training sessions. Rollerskiing is a training method used by ski jumpers and cross-country skiers to maintain fitness during the off-season.