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24. Februar 2003
Giessen/Germany
Wheel Gymnastics
International: German first Qualification for World Champs Lillehammer
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On Top: World Champion Jan Schaefer (GER) |
Las weekend was held the first German qualification event for the coming world Championships of WHEEL GYMNASTICS, which will took place 2003, May, in Lillehammer, Norway.
All together 52 participants from Germany started in the city Giessen, also 10 participants, coming from Belgium, Iran, Austria and the USA, to get enough points in this competition for qualifying, to get a WCh ticket to Norway......
All together 52 participants from Germany started in the city Giessen, also 10 participants, coming from Belgium, Iran, Austria and the USA, to get enough points in this competition for qualifying, to get a WCh ticket to Norway......
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Second: Julius Petri (GER) |
It was a difficult task for the German athletes, because more than 10 participants took part in every age group, but only four gymnast can get a tickt to the coming world championship.
In men's competion the five-times worldshampion from Germany, Jan Schaefer (from TSV Taunusstein-Bleidenstadt) was not only the top favourite, but also absolutely the best again.
On second place came his team mate Julius Petri and on third the local matador Florian Krause from SV Muenster.
In men's competion the five-times worldshampion from Germany, Jan Schaefer (from TSV Taunusstein-Bleidenstadt) was not only the top favourite, but also absolutely the best again.
On second place came his team mate Julius Petri and on third the local matador Florian Krause from SV Muenster.
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Janine Oer beats world champion Pohling |
Wrld Champion Pohling crashed....
In women's competionJanin Oer (VfB Fallersleben) took their chance and won, because the five-times world champion Julia Pohling (SV Neuhof) made some mistakes.
Katrin Schwaben (TuS Aschaffenburg-Leider) came on third place
Also in the youth categories the favourites were also the best at the end:
The four-times Junior's World Champion Friederike Schindler (TSV Marburg-Ockershausen) was exactly 0,85 points better, than Laura Stullich, the Vice-World Champion.
Kira Schneggenburger (TSV Taunusstein-Bleidenstadt) came on third place.
The 16 years old Simon Knapp (SV Rugenbergen) was absolutely the best in the men's junior category. He sored 3 points better, than all his concurrents.
Hendrik Strauß (SG SW Oldenburg) and Jonas Litzki (TSV Taunusstein-Bleidenstadt) came on second and third place
The second German WCh Qualification will take place Mrch the 15th, in Bensberg
>> Detailed RESULTS
In women's competionJanin Oer (VfB Fallersleben) took their chance and won, because the five-times world champion Julia Pohling (SV Neuhof) made some mistakes.
Katrin Schwaben (TuS Aschaffenburg-Leider) came on third place
Also in the youth categories the favourites were also the best at the end:
The four-times Junior's World Champion Friederike Schindler (TSV Marburg-Ockershausen) was exactly 0,85 points better, than Laura Stullich, the Vice-World Champion.
Kira Schneggenburger (TSV Taunusstein-Bleidenstadt) came on third place.
The 16 years old Simon Knapp (SV Rugenbergen) was absolutely the best in the men's junior category. He sored 3 points better, than all his concurrents.
Hendrik Strauß (SG SW Oldenburg) and Jonas Litzki (TSV Taunusstein-Bleidenstadt) came on second and third place
The second German WCh Qualification will take place Mrch the 15th, in Bensberg
>> Detailed RESULTS
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Ricarda Vogel (GER)
Mehrkampfweltmeisterin 2013
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