Marathonscene - Part 37

Antje Möldner with new German 3000m-steeplechase Record

On Monday afternoon Antje Möldner improved her own German 3000m steeplechase record to 9:27,22min in a meeting in Rehlingen/GER. The 25-year old was 2,64 seconds faster than last year, when she set the previous record in the heat of the Olympic Games in Beijing (9:29,86 min).

Möldner dominated the race in Rehlingen from the very beginning. “I went out in 3:07 for the first kilometer, following my own feeling and the external instructions. Running this time all alone is pretty fascinating. Accordingly I’m happy right now.” she stated.

With her time of 9:27,22min she was also clearly under the world championships qualifying mark of 9:40,00 min.

In the same meeting Arne Gabius clocked a fine 7:48,27 min in the mens 3000m-race to take 3rd place in an international field,

full results of the meeting leichtathletik.de

Sabrina Mockenhaupt clocks fast 3000m

Only couple of days after her nomination for the German marathon team, Sabrina Mockenhaupt once again proved her strong shape with a track 3000 in Wiesbaden/GER. On Friday evening she clocked a fine 8:45,79min. She missed her personal best only by around 1 second.

After a conservative start she steadily increased the pace and ran the last km in approx. 2:50min.

On June 7th, Mockenhaupt will have her next competition in Regensburg/GER, a 10.000m race.


German team for 100km World Cup and European Championships 2009 announced

Germany will send complete teams (4 men and 5 women) to the 100km World Cup on 19./20.06 in Torhout (BEL) that are at the same time the European 100km Championships.

The competition will start as a night run at 20.00 (8PM) and therefore temperatures are expected to be not too high, even thought the date in in midsummer. The race will take place on a flat 20km loop.

With André Collet and Michael Sommer the currently strongest German runners with a proven sub 7-hours potential were nominated for the mens race. Also Jörg Hooß already ran under 7 hours.

On the womens side some of the top-performers of recent years are missing. The German hopes are mainly on the 25-year old reigning German 100km-Champion Branka Hajek and 5 times German Champion Tanja Hooß with a lot of international experience.

The complete German team:

Men:

André COLLET (Aachener TG)
Jörg HOOß (LTF Marpingen)
Michael SOMMER (EK Schwaikheim)
Karlheinz WILD (TLV Rangsdorf)

Women:

Branka HAJEK (LAZ Salamander Ludwigsburg)
Tanja HOOß (LTF Marpingen)
Barbara MALLMANN (LG Ahlen)
Antje SCHUHAJ (TV Jahn Kempten)
Simone STÖPPLER (SSC Hanau-Rodenbach)


It’s Geb vs. Wanjiru in the 36th real-Berlin Marathon 2009

Now it is official: Olympic Marathon Champion Sammy Wanjiru will face Marathon World Record holder Haile Gebrselassie! One week after Ethiopian Haile Gebrselassie announced that he will try to brake his own world record (2:03:59h), also Kenyan Samuel Wanjiru confirmed that he will not run the world championships marathon for the Kenyan team, even if Athletics Kenya nominated him.

It will be pretty amazing to see the two best marathoners of the last years to race each other. It’s more than Ethiopia vs. Kenya or youth vs. age! Of course everyone is expecting a new world record now, but it’s still 4 months to go and first of all the two contenders have to toe the line healthy and fit. If this is the case and the pacemakers make their job as good as usual in Berlin we can of course dream of a huge improvement of the current mark, which was set by Geb in Berlin 2008.


Germany nominates marathoners and race walkers for World Championships in Berlin 2009

On May 26th, the German athletics federation (DLV) selected the first athletes for the home World Championships 2009 in Berlin. 12 weeks ahead of the world championships the athletes for all road events (i.e. marathon and race walking) were the first ones to make the national team. After the qualification period ended on 24th of May, all the participants of the events that will take place outside of the Olympic stadium in Berlin (start and finish at the Brandenburg Gate with courses through the city) are now decided.

Germany will have a complete team for both the mens and womens marathon!

The womens team is led by 2-time London marathon winner Irina Mikitenko, who also has high hopes on winning an individual medal. Mikitenko will be joined by Sabrina Mockenhaupt, Melanie Kraus, Susanne Hahn and Luminita Zaituc. A possible nomination of Sabrina Mockenhaupt for the 10.000m track race is still possible, i.e. a double participation might not be excluded for her.In the womens category, Germany wants to chase a medal in the team competition with the nominated team (the fastest 3 runners will build one team in the world championships).

Also for the mens race a quintet was nominated, i.e. all possible places were filled – a rare procedure in the recent history of German marathon running. Even if André Pollmächer, Falk Cierpinski and Martin Beckmann just missed the individual entry standard of 2:13:00h they are joined by Stefan Koch and Tobias Sauter to build a complete team on home soil.

In the race walking events only 1 athlete per gender was nominated: Sabine Krantz will compete in the 20K womens race and André Höhne is nominated for both the 20K and 50K in the mens category.

The complete German team for the road events:

marathon women:

Irina Mikitenko (1972 / TV Wattenscheid 01)
Sabrina Mockenhaupt (1980 / Kölner Verein für Marathon)
Melanie Kraus (1974 / TSV Bayer 04 Leverkusen)
Susanne Hahn (1978 / SV Schlau.com Saar 05 Saarbrücken)
Luminita Zaituc (1968 / LG Braunschweig)
Reserve: Ulrike Maisch (1977 / 1.LAV Rostock)

marathon men:

André Pollmächer (1983 / LAC Erdgas Chemnitz)
Falk Cierpinski (1978 / SG Spergau)
Martin Beckmann ( 1977 / LG Leinfelden-Echterdingen)
Stefan Koch (1984 / LG Braunschweig)
Tobias Sauter (1983 / SG Spergau)

20 km race walking women:

Sabine Krantz (1981 / TV Wattenscheid 01)

20 km race walking men:

André Höhne (1978 / SCC Berlin)

50 km race walking men:

André Höhne (1978 / SCC Berlin)


Timo Zeiler defeats Jonathan Wyatt in Gamperney-mountain-run 2009

In the Gamperney-mountain-run in Grabs/SUI Timo Zeiler provided the first big surprise of the 2009 mountain running season as he won the mens race in an overwhelming manner. On the 8,8 Km course with an altitude difference of 1.000meters the German defeated the 6-time mountain-running world champion Jonathan Wyatt from New Zealand.

“Today I had my chances and I used them” said the 28-year old. “After the 7th place in the mountain-running world championships this is my biggest achievement.”

Already after around 4km Zeiler increased the pace and nobody could follow him. In the finish he had a lead of 44 seconds over the strongest mountain runner of the last years. The victory came only one week after his win in the mountain race in Mölten/ITA where he defeated European Champion Marco Gaiardo. The German is now the big favourite for the European mountain running Championships in Telfes/AUT on July 12th.

The Gamperney race was also a qualifying race for the European mountain running Championships and further athletes could secure their nomination with strong performances. In the mens category those athletes were Josef Beha (5. overall), Thomas Göpfert (6. overall) and Marco Sturm (8. overall).

In the womens race Lisa Reisinger surprised with a 2nd place in the overall classement but she will not compete in the European Championships. However, Marie-Luise Heilig-Duventäster (5. overall), Lea Bäuscher (6. overall) and Veronika Ulrich (7. overall) will represent Germany.

Also the German Youngsters presented themselves very well: In the male U19-category René Stöckert won in 49:44 min ahead of Fabian Alraun (51:54 min). Also in the female U 19-race (5,8 km; HD 425 m) Germany secured a double victory with Sarah Cornelsen (30:08 min) in 1st and Lena Schäfer (30:57 min) in 2nd place. Following those performances those athletes were also qualified for the European Championships.


Regensburg Marathon results, 24.5.09

Lead results were as follows:

marathon men:
1 Toptun, Andrej (UKR) HK 02:17:30
2 Kosgei, Titus Kipchumba (KEN) HK 02:22:20
3 Adok, Roland (HUN) HK 02:26:07
4 Stübinger, Klaus (DEU) 45 PTSV Rosenheim 02:33:06
5 Sitienei, Andrew Kipchirir (KEN) 30 02:33:19
6 Ruopp, Markus (DEU) 30 SV Ohmenhausen 02:33:27
7 Dumm, Martin (DEU) 35 TSV Regen 02:33:50
8 Hendriksen, Jon-Paul (NZL) 30 02:36:43
9 Klaus, Maximilian (DEU) 45 TF Feuerbach 02:37:46
10 Glaser, Carsten (DEU) 30 TSV Windeck Burgebrach 02:38:03
11 Wieser, Jürgen (DEU) 40 SVO LA Germaringen 02:40:00
12 Bäuerlein, Ingo (DEU) 35 TSV Windeck Burgebrach 02:40:43
13 Chemaringo, Cosmas Barial (KEN) 30 02:40:45
14 Bauer, Thomas (DEU) 45 SVO LA Germaringen 02:41:12
15 Mannweiler, Klaus (DEU) 40 LG Team Isartal 02:42:48

marathon women:
1 Kovacs, Ida (HUN) HK 02:47:40
2 Krug, Angelika (DEU) HK SC Ainring 03:10:56
3 Schmidt, Rosa-Maria (DEU) 40 LG Sulzburg-Laufen 03:11:49
4 Moosbauer, Susanne (DEU) 40 LVR Geiselhöring 03:15:03
5 Graf, Regina (DEU) 50 LLC Marathon Regensburg 03:17:36
6 Brandl, Sonja (DEU) 35 DJK Laufwölfe Fürsteneck 03:18:04
7 Taege-Schröder, Elke (DEU) 45 TSV-Thüngersheim 03:19:03
8 Behringer, Ingrid (DEU) 35 LSG Edelsfeld 03:19:21
9 Helling, Imke (DEU) 30 03:23:10
10 Knapp, Brigitte (DEU) 35 TSV Neuhaus/Aisch 03:24:52
11 Bobinger, Doris (DEU) 40 LG Zusam 03:25:13
12 Gartner, Andrea (DEU) 40 SV Lohhof 03:25:19
13 Geitz, Charlotte (DEU) 45 FTSV Straubing 03:25:34
14 Erl, Christine (DEU) 40 TV 1848 Coburg 03:26:31
15 Dr. Radlsbeck, Susanne (DEU) 30 03:28:56

halfmarathon men:
1 Zachepa, Serhij (UKR) 30 01:05:12
2 Tuei, Hosea HK 01:05:43
3 Toth, Tamas (HUN) HK 01:08:07
4 Ahansal, Mohamad (MAR) 35 Astellas-Running-Team 01:12:05
5 Bscheidl, Marco (DEU) HK TV Zwiesel 01:14:48
6 Heilmair, Michael (DEU) 40 Lauf u. Fitnessguide Heilmair 01:16:37
7 Alkofer, Helge (DEU) 50 andré-media-team 01:18:12
8 Koß, Sören (DEU) HK LLC Marathon Regensburg 01:18:26
9 Preißl, Ralf (DEU) 30 Lauf und Berg König 01:19:04
10 Detscher-Winker, Christian (DEU) 30 TSV Crailsheim 01:19:40
11 Leibfarth, Uwe (DEU) 40 HUGO BOSS Running Team 01:19:55
12 Pichler, Josef (DEU) 35 OSRAM Regensburg 01:20:09
13 Strecke, Michael (DEU) 35 SSV Ulm 1846 01:20:14
14 Scheibengruber, Peter (DEU) 45 LG Oberland SG Hausham 01:20:42
15 Jäger, Sascha (DEU) 35 LG Passau 01:20:44

halfmarathon women:
1 Biwott, Emmily (KEN) HK 01:19:23
2 Tajsich, Sonja (DEU) 30 01:24:12
3 Obernhuber, Lisa (DEU) HK BioLäufer 01:27:15
4 Hellermann, Sandra (DEU) 30 TSV Regen 01:27:40
5 Mayer-Tancic, Ulrike (DEU) 40 LG TELIS FINANZ Regensburg 01:29:04
6 Dr. Heinzel, Angela (DEU) 45 SG Waldetzenberg 01:30:00
7 Maurer, Miriam (DEU) HK Astellas-Running-Team 01:32:46
8 Francis, Sarah (DEU) 30 Papier Liebl 01:32:51
9 Petermichl, Anna (DEU) HK LV Deggendorf 01:33:44
10 Szkwara, Isabella (DEU) HK 01:35:09
11 Vogl, Mandy (DEU) 30 SanKdo IV 01:35:09
12 Seigner, Christine (DEU) 30 FTSV Straubing 01:35:15
13 Fuchs, Stefanie (DEU) HK 01:36:13
14 Arrington, Sonja (DEU) HK BioLäufer 01:36:15
15 Hastreiter, Eva (DEU) 35 01:36:54

10K men:
1 Koilegei, Jonathan (KEN) 30 00:29:56
2 Azouzi, Said (MAR) HK 00:29:59
3 Chemweno, Wilson (KEN) 30 00:30:51
4 Zsolt, Koszar (HUN) HK 00:31:21
5 Zimmermann, Florian (DEU) HK Skiclub Furth im Wald 00:33:49
6 Friedrich, Uwe (DEU) 35 Chemnitzer PSV 00:33:57
7 Benz, Marco (DEU) HK LCC Marathon Regensburg 00:34:17
8 Lang, Michael (DEU) HK Team Bock 00:34:23
9 Simon, Peter (DEU) HK TST Ammerthal 00:35:03
10 Janker, Andreas (DEU) HK 1. FC Röthenbach 00:35:54

10K women:
1 Chepkwony, Caroline (KEN) HK 00:34:01
2 Pichlmaier, Bernadette (DEU) LAG Mittlere Isar 00:36:47
3 Mironova, Tatjana (RUS) 40 00:37:37
4 Meyer, Bianca (DEU) 35 Siemens München 00:39:00
5 Weber, Anita (DEU) 40 FTSV Straubing 00:39:56
6 Von Adrian, Judith (DEU) LAG Mittlere Isar 00:41:32
7 Wilke, Sabine (DEU) 35 LLC Marathon Regensburg 00:42:37
8 Odörfer, Marianne (DEU) 40 Deutsche Post 00:42:56
9 Spachmueller, Andrea (DEU) 30 00:43:32
10 Deluca, Lauren (USA) HK 00:43:40

full results of the race mikatiming.de

9th iWelt Marathon Würzburg results, 24.05.09

Lead results were as follows:

marathon men:
1 Tluvay, Michael (TZA) 30 02:24:14
2 Kiptoo, Joel (KEN) HK 02:35:03
3 Stewart, George (GBR) 40 London Heathside 02:38:54
4 Schumacher, Richard (DEU) HK AST Süßen 02:42:31
5 Neumann, Oliver (DEU) 40 02:44:38
6 Sack, Jürgen (DEU) 35 ETSV Lauda 02:48:44
7 Zeißner, Jürgen (DEU) 30 TG 48 Schweinfurt 02:51:16
8 Semm, Joachim (DEU) 40 LG-DUV 02:57:53
9 Herrmann, Jürgen (DEU) 40 LG Iller Schwaben 02:58:24
10 Baunach, Michael (DEU) 35 DJK Schweinfurt 02:58:31
11 Mühlbeyer, Markus (DEU) 40 Team Hercules 02:58:53
12 Ruppert, Stefan (DEU) 35 TSV Harburg 02:59:15
13 Keil, Jochen (DEU) HK 03:01:56
14 Theis, Frank (DEU) 45 TSV Rönsahl 03:02:46
15 Kneuer, Jürgen (DEU) HK TSV Ettleben 03:03:03

marathon women:
1 Poywo, Peris (KEN) HK 02:54:42
2 Meyer, Carolin (DEU) 45 City-Studio-Wöhrle 03:08:53
3 Pullins, Sabine (DEU) 35 03:11:11
4 Rosenstiel, Eva (DEU) 40 LT Endingen 03:30:47
5 Weber, Anna (DEU) HK LG Nagoldtal / VfL Nagold 03:31:08
6 Dr. Sandhage-Hofmann, Alexandra (DEU) 45 Brühler TV 1879 03:35:45
7 Seiffert, Annette (DEU) HK 03:37:22
8 Lehner, Alexandra (DEU) 30 03:39:52
9 Krebs, Carmen (GER) 35 TSV Karlstadt 03:42:39
10 Zacharias, Anne (DEU) 45 TSV Ötlingen 03:43:25
11 Gercke, Ursula (DEU) 30 03:43:28
12 Grübe, Susanne (DEU) 30 03:44:33
13 Wiedemann, Anita (DEU) 35 Team Klinikum Nürnberg 03:47:50
14 Krist-Priem, Brigitte (DEU) 50 SpVgg Holzgerlingen LT 03:48:07
15 Schraud, Katja (DEU) 35 Stadtmarathon Würzburg e.V. 03:48:50

halfmarathon men:
1 Arile, Julius (KEN) HK 01:04:18
2 Kibet, Collins (KEN) HK 01:07:26
3 Dengw, Yisaya (TZA) HK 01:07:29
4 Tororei, Henry (KEN) HK 01:09:50
5 Ilardi, Sebastiano (DEU) 50 RV Viktoria Wombach 01:18:58
6 Schmäding, Ralf (DEU) 45 SpVgg Holzgerlingen LT 01:19:50
7 Förtsch, Wolfgang (DEU) HK 01:20:06
8 Schellenberger, Tobias (DEU) 30 TSV Ostheim 01:21:23
9 Green, Andre (DEU) 35 LG Stadtwerke Muenchen 01:21:42
10 Neubrech, Mike (DEU) 30 01:21:44
11 Rumpf, Jost-Julian (GER) 30 Stadtmarathon Würzburg e.V. 01:22:04
12 Lange, Christoph (DEU) 35 TSG Wiesloch 01:22:05
13 Rüsseler, Martin (DEU) 40 01:22:10
14 Haas, Martin (DEU) HK 01:22:18
15 Fößel, Manuel (DEU) HK dafena medical beauty 01:22:21

halfmarathon women:
1 Kaptich, Selly (KEN) HK 01:18:50
2 Lopilale, Eliza (KEN) 01:26:21
3 Gessat, Rebecca (DEU) HK Laufclub Dübener Heide 01:27:09
4 Johannsen, Denise (DEU) HK Adidas Running Team 01:28:04
5 Stockheimer, Ellen (DEU) HK TSV Ostheim 01:29:27
6 Ganasinski, Eva (DEU) HK 01:30:14
7 Schalla, Monika (DEU) 45 Lauffreunde Olching 01:34:35
8 Schlott, Anna-Lena (DEU) HK TSV Ostheim 01:36:03
9 Schwenzer-Müller, Ingrid (DEU) 40 SV Bamberg 01:37:33
10 Reichwein-Auer, Sabine (DEU) 35 TV 1878 Groß-Umstadt 01:38:09
11 Kunzemann, Claudia (DEU) 45 01:38:33
12 Herr, Lucia (DEU) 35 TSV 1846 Lohr am Main 01:38:53
13 Merbach, Stephanie (DEU) 40 LG Karlstadt 01:38:58
14 Duro, Silvia (ITA) 30 Reichenbach 01:39:05

full results of the race mikatiming.de

Jana Hartmann with new 800m PB as she beats Olympic Champion Pamela Jelimo.

In her first 800m race 2009 Jana Hartmann could improve her PB of 2.02.53min in Rabat/MOR. In the first leg of the African IAAF tour she took 4th place with 2:02.19min in an international field. She even beat the 2008 Olympic 800m Champion and 3rd fastest 800m-runner ever, Pamela Jelimo, who only clocked a 2:02.46min.

To qualify for the German team for the IAAF World Championships Hartmann has to run sub 2:00,00 but with this season opener this does not seem to be impossible.

full results of the meeting mohammedviathleticsmeeting.com

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