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SHORTTRACK Dd SHORTTRACK dd. 07-03-2021 NK podiumplaatsen Dames ........................................................................................................ 2 NK podiumplaatsen Heren .......................................................................................................... 5 NK Afstanden podiumplaatsen .................................................................................................. 8 EK Senioren Dames .................................................................................................................... 9 EK Senioren Heren .................................................................................................................... 12 WK Senioren podiumplaatsen Dames ..................................................................................... 15 WK Senioren podiumplaatsen Heren ....................................................................................... 19 WK Afstanden Senioren Dames ............................................................................................... 23 WK Afstanden Senioren Heren ................................................................................................. 25 WK Junioren podiumplaatsen Dames ..................................................................................... 26 WK Junioren podiumplaatsen Heren ....................................................................................... 27 Olympische Spelen Dames ....................................................................................................... 30 Olympische Spelen Heren ........................................................................................................ 32 Wereldbekermedailles Nederland ............................................................................................ 33 1 NK podiumplaatsen Dames Dames Jaar/Plaats Goud Zilver Brons 1981 Leiden-off Ingrid Marcusse Boukje Keulen Rini Nijdam 1982 Den Haag-off Ingrid Marcusse Boukje Keulen Astrid Borst 1983 Eindhoven-off Boukje Keulen Jolanda Grimbergen Ingrid Marcusse 1984 Den Haag-off Esmeralda Ossendrijver Siomone Velzeboer Ingrid Marcusse 1985 Leeuwarden-off Esmeralda Ossendrijver Manuela Ossendrijver Jolanda de Vries 1986 Amsterdam Esmeralda Ossendrijver Monique Velzeboer Simone Velzeboer 1987 Leeuwarden Manuela Ossendrijver E. Ossendrijver Monique Velzeboer 1988 Groningen Esmeralda Ossendrijver Monique Velzeboer Manuela Ossendrijver 1989 Assen Joëlle van Koetsveld Claudia Wolvers Monique Velzeboer 1990 Den Haag Joëlle van Koetsveld Monique Velzeboer Priscilla Ernst 1991 Leeuwarden Monique Velzeboer Priscilla Ernst Penelope di Lella 1992 Groningen Monique Velzeboer Priscilla Ernst Anja van der Poel 1993 Groningen Monqiue Velzeboer E. Ossendrijver Priscilla Ernst 1994 Groningen Penelope di Lella Anke-Jannie Landman Nanja van Dam 1995 Heerenveen Anke-Jannie Landman E. Ossendrijver Priscilla Ernst 1996 Amsterdam Ellen Wiegers E. Ossendrijver Anke-Jannie Landman 1997 Groningen Ellen Wiegers Anke-Jannie Landman Maureen de Lange 1998 Zoetermeer Ellen Wiegers Anke-Jannie Landman Maureen de Lange 1999 Heerenveen Maureen de Lange Melanie de Lange Anouk Wiegers 2000 ‘s-Hertogenbosch Melanie de Lange Anouk Wiegers Anke-Jannie Landman 2001 Groningen Anke-Jannie Landman Daniëlle Molendijk Maureen de Lange 2002 Den Haag Anouk Wiegers Maureen de Lange Anke-Jannie Landman 2003 Heerenveen Melanie de Lange Mariëlle Lootsma Liesbeth Mau-Asam 2004 Groningen Liesbeth Mau-Asam Anouk Wiegers Mariëlle Lootsma 2005 Zoetermeer Liesbeth Mau-Asam Annita van Doorn Maureen de Lange 2006 Heerenveen Liesbeth Mau-Asam Annita van Doorn Anouk Zoutendijk 2007 Den Haag Maaike Vos Ellen Wiegers Jorien ter Mors 2008 Amsterdam Liesbeth Mau-Asam Jorien ter Mors Maaike Vos 2009 Zoetermeer Annita van Doorn Jorien ter Mors Sanne van Kerkhof 2010 Tilburg Yara van Kerkhof Jessica Ausma Rosalie Huisman 2011 Groningen Jorien ter Mors Annita van Doorn Yara van Kerkhof 2012 Heerenveen Jorien ter Mors Yara van Kerkhof Lara van Ruijven 2013 Amsterdam Jorien ter Mors Yara van Kerkhof Rianne de Vries 2014 Amsterdam Jorien ter Mors Yara van Kerkhof Rianne de Vries 2015 Amsterdam Lara van Ruijven Suzanne Schulting Rianne de Vries 2016 Amsterdam Jorien ter Mors Suzanne Schulting Rianne de Vries 2017 Amsterdam Suzanne Schulting Yara van Kerkhof Rianne de Vries 2018 Heerenveen Yara van Kerkhof Avalon Aardoom Lara van Ruijven 2019 Heerenveen Lara van Ruijven Suzanne Schulting Selma Poutsma 2020 Leeuwarden Suzanne Schulting Rianne de Vries Lara van Ruijvenv 2021 Heerenveen Suzanne Schulting Xandra Velzeboer Selma Poutsma Junioren A Goud Zilver Brons 2011 Groningen Lara van Ruijven Lois Kloor Tineke Groeneveld 2012 Heerenveen Lara van Ruijven Lois Kloor Tineke Groeneveld 2017 Utrecht Emma van Zuijlen Avalon Aarsdoom Maureen Onderwater 2018 Utrecht Gioya Lancee Joni Tersteeg Maureen Onderwater 2019 Leeuwarden Marijn Wiersma Esther Gijsbers Sara van Zuijlen 2020 Leeuwarden Xandra Velzeboer Michelle Velzeboer Anne Floor Otter Junioren B Goud Zilver Brons 1990 Den Haag Tina Huisman Sandy Hak Penelope di Lella 1991 Leeuwarden Marieke van Dam Rolien Röben Stefanie Hack 1992 Groningen Rolien Röben Rinske Haitsma Pieta van der Meer 1993 Groningen Daniëlle Bekkering Pieta van der Meer Karina Slingerland 1994 Groningen Daniëlle Bekkering Karina Slingerland Selina Stoelwinder 1995 Heerenveen Ellen Wiegers Melanie de Lange Maureen de Lange 1996 Amsterdam Jolanda Nowée Sannine Buma Vanessa Stoelwinder 1997 Groningen Daniëlle Molendijk Mariëlle Lootsma Vanessa Stoelwinder 1998 Zoetermeer Anouk Wiegers Miranda Paans Leonie Turk 2 1999 Heerenveen Liesbeth Mau-Asam Marloes van Diggelen Kirsten Rijkeboer 2000 ‘s-Hertogenbosch Laura van Velzen Annita van Doorn Jessica de Groot 2001 Groningen Jessica de Groot Jessica Ausma Sylvana Makkinga 2002 Den Haag Mischa Top Maaike Vos Jessica Ausma 2003 Heerenveen Sanne van Kerkhof Margriet de Schutter Liesbeth Wildenberg 2004 Groningen Sanne van Kerkhof Marleen Pot Ilona Siersma 2005 Zoetermeer Marleen Pot Lisanne Huisman Lisette Brilman 2006 Heerenveen Jorien ter Mors Marleen Pot Lisette Brilman 2007 Den Haag Saskia van Hoeven Yara van Kerkhof Rosalie Huisman 2008 Amsterdam Rosalie Huisman Sanne Herder Marieke Langhout 2009 Zoetermeer Lara van Ruijven Lois Kloor Tineke Groeneveld 2010 Tilburg Lara van Ruijven Lois Kloor Brenda Herder 2011 Groningen Manon van Hoeven Manon de Boer Velda Tjalma 2012 Heerenveen Sara Rog Roza Kooystra Jessy Kauffman 2013 Amsterdam Suzanne Schulting Roza Kooystra Sara Rog 2014 Amsterdam Aafke Soet Selma Poutsma Suzanne Schulting 2015 Amsterdam Gioya Lancee Aafke Soet Esmee Messemaker 2017 Utrecht Marijn Wiersma Joni Tersteeg Sanne Hofker 2018 Utrecht Xandra Veleboer Marijn Wiersma Esther Gijsbers 2019 Leeuwarden Xandra Velzeboer Georgie Dalrymple Anne Floor Otter 2020 Leeuwarden Diede van Oorschot Esmee Roes Nikki Noordergraaf Junioren C Goud Zilver Brons 1989 Assen Rixt Dijkstra Tina Huisman Aline Vrieling 1990 Den Haag Nanja van Dam Anke-Jannie Landman Rolien Röben 1991 Leeuwarden Pieta van der Meer Rikst Leenstra Kerstin van Wieringen 1992 Groningen Karina Slingerland Selina Stoelwinder Janet Koomen 1993 Groningen Melanie de Lange Maureen de Lange Chantal Boer 1994 Groningen Chantal Boer Ellen Wiegers Maureen de Lange 1995 Heerenveen Chantal Boer Helen van Goozen Mariëlle Lootsma 1996 Amsterdam Daniëlle Molendijk Helen van Goozen Mariëlle Lootsma 1997 Groningen Esther Boer Kirsten Rijkeboer Liesbeth Mau-Asam 1998 Zoetermeer Esther Boer Jessica de Groot Kirsten Rijkeboer 1999 Heerenveen Laura van Velzen Mischa Top Jessica de Groot 2000 ‘s-Hertogenbosch Mischa Top Jessica Ausma Sylvana Makkinga 2001 Groningen Mischa Top Margriet de Schutter Foske Tamar van der Wal 2002 Den Haag Foske Tamar van der Wal Mayon Kuipers Sanne van Kerkhof 2003 Heerenveen Marleen Pot Mayon Kuipers Lisanne Huisman 2004 Groningen Jorien ter Mors Anouska Kruithof Yara van Kerkhof 2005 Zoetermeer Jorien ter Mors Yara van Kerkhof Nicoline Brilman 2006 Heerenveen Roselie Huisman Marieke Langhout Natasja van Lobenstein 2007 Den Haag Lara van Ruijven Sanne Herder Liduina Verbeek 2008 Amsterdam Lara van Ruijven Lois Kloor Donna Pennartz 2009 Zoetermeer Jessy Kauffman Brenda Herder Karina de Leeuw 2010 Tilburg Jessy Kauffman Manon de Boer Roza Kooystra 2011 Groningen Suzanne Schulting Sara Rog Aafke Soet 2012 Heerenveen Suzanne Schulting Aafke Soet Selma Poutsma 2013 Amsterdam Avalon Aardoom Gioya Lancee Marit Steunenberg 2014 Amsterdam Gioya Lancee Esmeralda Wannink Martine de Boer 2015 Amsterdam Martine de Boer Nina Hoogeveen Danique van Lobenstein 2016 Amsterdam Marijn Wiersma Sanne Hofker Georgie Dalrymple 2017 Utrecht Georgie Dalrymple Xandra Velzeboer Anne Floor Otter 2018 Utrecht Michele Velzeboer Femke de Boer Yael Prenger 2019 Leeuwarden Diede van Oorschot Suze Kingma Zoë Deltrap 2020 Leeuwarden Angel Daleman Zoë Deltrap Suze Kingma Junioren C/D Goud Zilver Brons 1981 Leiden-off Jolanda Grimbergen Swaentsje de Boer 1982 Den Haag-off Jolanda Grimbergen 1983 Eindhoven-off Monique Velzeboer Anja Borst Swaentsje de Boer 1984 Den Haag-off Monique Velzeboer Manuela Ossendrijver Lia van Schie 1985 Leeuwarden-off Sandra Zwolle Priscilla Ernst Wendy van der Poel 1986 Amsterdam-off Priscilla Ernst Joëlle van Koetsveld Claudia Wolvers 1987 Leeuwarden-off Joëlle van Koetsveld Larissa Bijlsma Rixt Dijkstra 1988 Groningen Joëlle van Koetsveld Aline Vrieling Rixt Dijkstra 3 Junioren D Goud Zilver Brons 1989 Assen Anke-Jannie Landman Gonnie Blümers Penelope di Lella Aflossing/Relay Goud
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