German Police Championships 2021: Federal Police Takes First Place in Country Ranking

As every year, the result of the country ranking is an extremely interesting matter and was eagerly awaited.

After evaluating the points to be awarded, the Federal Police came in first place again, just ahead of North Rhine-Westphalia, as it did in Mainz in 2018.

Here are the detailed results:

  • Federal Police
  • North Rhine-Westphalia
  • Bayern
  • Lower Saxony
  • Saxony
  • Baden-Wurttemberg
  • Summary

    “From my point of view as DPSK specialist, this DPM Judo in Hanover was a sporting treat for the judoka as well as for the many guests of honour and interested parties,” says Johannes Daxbacher.

    Among the guests of honor were numerous top judoka, including Olympic medalists Klaus Glahn (bronze in Tokyo 1964, silver in Munich 1972), Sven Loll (silver 1988 Seoul), Dimitri Peters (bronze 2012 London) as well as vice world champion Giovanna Scoccimarro and Sebastian Seidl (both team bronze 2021 in Tokyo), to name just a few of the judo greats in attendance.

    “These championships were once again an advertisement for judo among the police, the fights showed a very high technical and combative level and the great fairness was once again exemplary at this DPM Judo,” says Daxbacher.

    “I am particularly pleased that the team competitions have been so well received. Pure excitement, team spirit and fair congratulations after the country duels – great judo sport for the German police and it is now impossible to imagine life without it.”

    The cooperation between the DPSK and the DJB has once again proven to be a great benefit at this DPM. Judo and police values ​​such as respect, perseverance, courage, seriousness and also friendship were shown here on and off the mat as a matter of course and demonstrated the great family character in the connection “Police and Judo” or “Judo for the Police”. “Many thanks to the Lower Saxony Judo Association, the NJV President Egbert von Horn and his entire judo team including the Hanover Police Sports Club for their uncomplicated support,” said Johannes Daxbacher, thanking the organizing team from Lower Saxony.

    And then it got a little emotional at the end. “Thank you very much – all of you, the organization team, the judoka, the experts, officials and guests of honor gave me an unforgettable gift at my last DPM Judo! Thank you very much to the experts and trainers who said goodbye to me so kindly from the large circle of experts and thank you for the big and long applause at the end of this DPM Judo. Domo arigato!”, Johannes gives his personal thanks to his colleagues and judoka.

    Results of the German Police Championships:

    Men -60 kg
    1. Alexander Wegele – North Rhine-Westphalia NW
    2. Martin Müller – Saxony SN

    Men -66 kg
    1. Nicolas Kunze – Lower Saxony NI
    2. Alexander WEGELE – North Rhine-Westphalia NW
    3. Helge Gövert – North Rhine-Westphalia NW
    3. Max Heyder – Bayern BY
    5. Steve Franke – Saxony SN
    5. Lawrence Reysin – Lower Saxony NI
    7. Ulrich Schink – North Rhine-Westphalia NW
    7. MARTIN MÜLLER – Saxony SN

    Men -73 kg
    1. Kevin Abeltshauser – Bayern BY
    2. Patrick Weisser – Bayern BY
    3. Daniel Brunnauer – Bayern BY
    3. Phillip Neiß – North Rhine-Westphalia NW
    5. Dominik Kapp – Baden-Württemberg BW
    5. Nick Angenstein – Lower Saxony NI
    7. Marcus Sobek – Saxony SN
    7. Marvin Büscher – North Rhine-Westphalia NW

    Men – 81 kg
    1. Killian Ochs – Brandenburg BB
    2. Dennis Mauer – Federal Federal
    3. Nils Dönges – Federal Government
    3. Timo Prellwitz – Federal Government
    5. Christian Tenbaum – Baden-Württemberg BW
    5. Niklas Grimme – Hamburg HH
    7. Lukas Kirsche – Lower Saxony NI
    7. Jonas Burth – Rhineland-Palatinate RP

    Men -90 kg
    1. Hannes Conrad – Saxony SN
    2. Daniel Stamm – Hesse HE
    3. Max Münsterberg – Hamburg HH
    3. Leon Schreder – Hesse HE
    5. Ole Patzenhauer – Mecklenburg-Vorpommern MV
    5. Paul Schade – North Rhine-Westphalia NW
    7. Jakob Eckel – Saxony SN
    7. Max Marquardt – Mecklenburg-Vorpommern MV

    Men -100 kg
    1. Tim Moritz Schmidt – Bund Bund
    2. Toni Grohn – Lower Saxony NI
    3. Florian Kosch – North Rhine-Westphalia NW
    3. Florian Gensel – Hamburg HH
    5. Kay Grapentin – Schleswig-Holstein SH
    5. Doménik Schönefeld – Federal Government
    7. Christopher Sommer – Bavaria BY
    7. Adriano Horn – Bund Bund

    Men +100 kg
    ‘1. Jonas Schreiber – Federation Federation
    2. Robin Wendt – Hamburg HH
    3. Paavo Plöhnert – Saxony-Anhalt ST
    3. Jörn Nemitz – Berlin BE
    5. Christian Schadenberg – Saxony-Anhalt ST
    5. Oliver-Sascha Marx – Berlin BE

    Women -48 kg
    1. Jessica Lindner – Saarland SL
    2. Paige Josephin North – Bund Bund

    Women -52 kg
    1. Laura Hiller – North Rhine-Westphalia NW
    2. Leonie Zeller – Bavaria BY
    3. Jessica Lindner – Saarland SL
    3. Janine Hardenberg – Niedersachsen NI
    5. Sina Daniel – Rhineland-Palatinate RP
    5. Anja Kluczenski – Brandenburg BB

    Women -57 kg
    1. Manuela Schmidt – Bayern BY
    2. Lisa Hiller – North Rhine-Westphalia NW
    3. Laila Göbel – Lower Saxony NI
    3. Silva Müntzenberg – Saxony SN
    5. Sarah Nieß – Federal Government
    5. Lisa-Marie Walz – Brandenburg BB
    7. Svenja Wüstenhagen – Berlin BE
    7. Sarina Schellert – Rhineland-Palatinate RP

    Women -63 kg
    1. Vivian Herrmann – Lower Saxony NI
    2. Michelle Bazynski – North Rhine-Westphalia NW
    3. Marina Zapros – North Rhine-Westphalia NW
    3. Jill Trenz – Rhineland-Palatinate RP
    5. Katrin Zeytzeva – North Rhine-Westphalia NW
    5. Jessica Münster – Hamburg HH
    7. Angelina Koch – Baden-Württemberg BW
    7. Chiara-Sue Pätzold – Hamburg HH

    Women -70 kg
    1. Bertille Murphy – Bayern BY
    2. Alexandra Nussbaum – Rhineland-Palatinate RP
    3. Corinna Bayer – Baden-Württemberg BW
    3. Diana Zweigardt – Hessen HE
    5. Désirée Haarmann – Hessen HE
    5. Nathaly Ghandour – Berlin BE
    7. Heather-Roxanne Pommerenke – Federal Government
    7. Anika Baumbach – North Rhine-Westphalia NW

    Women -78 kg
    1. Lea Schmid – Baden-Württemberg BW
    2. Jana Buschermöhle – Bremen HB
    3. Lara Wischrath – Bayern BY
    3. Tina Kiesewetter – Saxony SN
    5. Angelina Pawlak – Berlin BE
    5. Yvonne Kulartz – Federal Government

    Women +78 kg
    1. Carolin Weiß – Federal Government
    2. Annika Fricke – Federal Government
    3. Sandra Müller – North Rhine-Westphalia NW
    3. Denise Seidel-Woronzow – Berlin BE
    5. Bettina Sauer – Saxony-Anhalt ST

    Results Mixed Team Championships
    1. Saxony
    2. Lower Saxony
    3. Bund
    3. Bayern
    5. North Rhine-Westphalia
    5. Baden-Wurttemberg
    7. Hesse
    7. Hamburg

    2024-05-30 14:37:14
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