Kasai wins 1st national title in 16 yrs

Kasai wins 1st national title in 16 yrs

SAPPORO, Japan - Olympic ski jumper Noriaki Kasai of Japan launches off the K-120 Okurayama Hill to victory in the large hill competition at the national championships in Sapporo, the host city of the 1972 Winter Olympics, on Jan. 31, 2010. Kasai earned his first national title in 16 years.

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