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Deutsche Meisterschaften Langstreckenschwimmen Deutsche Meisterschaften Langstreckenschwimmen mit den Deutschen Jugend-, Junioren- und Masters-Meisterschaften über 5 km und den Internationalen Meisterschaften von Deutschland über 25 km vom 22. - 24.6.2001 in Großkrotzenburg Veranstalter: Deutscher Schwimm Verband Ausrichter: Wassersportverein 1926 Großkrotzenburg Seite: 1 Teilnehmende Vereine: Verein 25 km 5 km Meldungen gesamt Belgien 1 Koninklijke Hasseltse Z. S. 1 - 1 Großbritannien 2 Solent Swimming Club 1 - 1 Niederlande 3 Z.V. Aquaryn Nieuwegein 1 - 1 4 LZ 1866 1 - 1 Tschechien 5 Ceska Republika 2 - 2 BRD 6 1. FC Quadrath-Ichendorf - 1 1 7 1. SV Nördlingen - 4 4 8 1. WV Wunstorf - 1 1 9 AWV 09 Hamburg - 1 1 10 Bayerischer Schwimmverband 1 1 2 11 Bitterfelder SV - 2 2 12 Delphin Herzogenaurach - 1 1 13 DHfK Leipzig - 2 2 14 Dresdner SC - 3 3 15 DSW 1912 Darmstadt - 3 3 16 endurance-Team Neubrandenburg - 1 1 17 Erfurter SSC 2 7 9 18 Freier Wassersportverein München - 3 3 19 Fürstenwalder SV - 1 1 20 HCC SV Rostock - 13 13 21 Hennefer TV - 3 3 22 LSC Wiesbaden 2 2 4 23 MSV München - 3 3 24 Ohligser TV - 1 1 25 Ostsächsicher SV Kamenz - 12 12 26 PSV Rostock 4 19 23 27 SC Chemnitz - 4 4 28 SC Delphin Ingolstadt - 1 1 29 SC Villingen - 1 1 30 SC Delphin Grünstadt - 1 1 31 SC Hardtberg - 3 3 32 SC Neustadt - 1 1 33 SC Wasserfreunde München - 1 1 34 SC Wiesbaden 1911 - 4 4 35 Schwimmfreunde Unna - 1 1 36 SCW Eschborn - 3 3 37 SG Essen - 2 2 38 SG Fürth - 2 2 39 SG Hamburg - 1 1 40 SG Hamburg West - 1 1 41 SG Hanse Bremen - 1 1 42 SG Frankfurt - 1 1 43 SG Gotha-Arnstadt - 1 1 44 SG Mainz - 4 4 45 SG Neukölln Berlin - 2 2 46 SG Neuss 1 3 1 47 SG Region München - 1 1 48 SG Remscheid - 1 1 Seite: 2 49 SG Rheinhessen - 6 6 50 SG Salach Süßem - 1 1 51 SG Siegen - 1 1 52 SG Wasserratten Norderstedt - 2 2 53 SG Weser-Ems - 1 1 54 SGS Hannover - 3 3 55 SGS Karlsruhe 1 7 8 56 SK Sparta Konstanz - 2 2 57 SKG Sprendlingen - 1 1 58 SSF Bonn - 3 3 59 SSG 81 Erlangen 1 2 3 60 SSG Braunschweig - 1 1 61 SSG Neckarsulm - 2 2 62 SSV Leutzsch - 3 3 63 SV 1919 Grimma - 1 1 64 SV Blau-Weiß Bochum - 4 4 65 SV Böblingen - 2 2 66 SV Delphin Wiesbaden - 1 1 67 SV Garbsen - 1 1 68 SV Gelnhausen 1 1 2 69 SV Gera - 1 1 70 SV Göppingen 04 - 3 3 71 SV Hagen 94 - 1 1 72 SV Halle - 1 1 73 SV Neptun Herne - 3 3 74 SV Nikar Heidelberg - 2 2 75 SV Region Stuttgart - 1 1 76 SV Wacker Burghausen - 2 2 77 SV Würzburg 05 - 9 9 78 TG Geislingen 1846 - 1 1 79 TG Lage - 1 1 80 TSG Füssen - 1 1 81 TSV 1860 Rosenheim - 2 2 82 TSV Allendorf Bad Salzungen - 2 2 83 TSV Barsinghausen - 1 1 84 TSV Battenberg - 6 6 85 TSV Bayer Dormagen 1 2 3 86 TSV Gräfelfing - 1 1 87 TSV Handorf - 1 1 88 TSV Lindau - 1 1 89 TSV Rot-Weiß Niebüll - 5 5 90 TSV Stein1875 - 1 1 91 TSV Zeulenroda - 1 1 92 TuS Töging - 1 1 93 TV 06 Bad Neuenahr - 1 1 94 TV Bad Mergentheim - 2 2 95 TV Bühl - 7 7 96 TV Elsenfeld 05 - 2 2 97 TV Neu-Isenburg - 1 1 98 TV Rheinbach 1905 1 1 2 99 TV Stadeln - 1 1 100 VFL Michelstadt - 3 3 101 VfL Nürnberg - 1 1 102 WF Lüdenscheid - 1 1 103 WF Spandau 04 1 7 8 104 WSG Jena-Lobeda - 1 1 105 WSV Großkrotzenburg - 4 4 ----- ----- ----- gesamt 22 251 273 Seite: 3 Wettkampffolge: Freitag, 22. Juni 2001 Wettkampf 1: 25 km Freistil männlich Wettkampf 2: 25 km Freistil weiblich Sonntag, 24. Juni 2001 Wettkampf 3: 5 km Freistil männlich Wettkampf 4: 5 km Freistil weiblich Wettkampfstrecke: Rundkurs 1250 m Seite: 4 Wassertemperatur: 19,5 oC gemessen am Freitag 22.06.01 Wettkampf 1: 25 km Freistil männlich Pl Name JG Verein Zeit 1. und Internationaler Deutscher Meister 2001 Christian Hansmann 1977 Erfurter SSC 5:14:37,0 2. Timm Leuchtmann 1978 SG Neuss 5:39:35,0 3. Till Richter 1975 SSG 81 Erlangen 5:43:33,1 4. Mark Drenth 1983 LZ 1886 5:57:11,1 aufgegeben: Jerome Becher 1979 TV Rheinbach 1905 Andre Wilde 1972 PSV Rostock Christoph Wandratsch 1966 Bayerischer Schwimmverband Jan Vogt 1982 SGS Karlsruhe abgemeldet: Nils Pitterling 1981 SV Gelnhausen Jan Schaefer 1984 Ceska Republika Simon Lee 1964 Solent Swimming Club Andreas Maurer 1979 LSC Wiesbaden Wettkampf 2: 25 km Freistil weiblich Pl Name JG Verein Zeit 1. und Internationale Deutscher Meisterin 2001 Angela Maurer 1975 LSC Wiesbaden 5:39:56,7 1. Britta Kamrau 1979 PSV Rostock 5:39:56,7 1. Cindy Persoons 1980 Koninklijke Hasseltse Z. S. 5:39:56,7 4. Nicole Brenner 1978 TSV Beyer Dormagen 5:54:16,5 5. Verena Tänzler 1977 PSV Rostock 5:59:22.8 aufgegeben: Dagmar Sturkenboom 1983 Z.V. Aquaryn Nieuwegein Peggy Büchse 1972 PSV Rostock Sandra Golle 1980 Erfurter SSC abgemeldet: Margit Bohnhoff 1963 WF Spandau 04 Martina Levinska 1984 Ceska Republika Wettkampfende: 17:06 ....................................... ....................................... ....................................... Schiedsrichter Schiedsrichter Protokoll Seite: 6 Wassertemperatur: 19,2 oC gemessen am Sonntag 24.06.01 Wettkampf 3: 5 km Freistil männlich Offene Wertung 1. und Deutscher Meister 2001 Thomas Lurz 1979 SV Würzburg 05 0:55:15,0 2. Sebastian Wiese 1972 WF Spandau 04 0:55:59,5 3. André Wilde 1972 PSV Rostock 0:56:00,1 4. Christoph Wandratsch 1966 Bayerischer Schwimmverband 0:56:03,2 5. Christian Hein 1982 SV Würzburg 05 0:56:07,8 6. Andreas Maurer 1979 LSC Wiesbaden 0:56:42,5 7. Ben Hoffmann 1979 Dresdner SC 0:56:45,7 8. Fred Hustig 1981 Dresdner SC 0:56:46,9 9. Christian Hansmann 1977 Erfurter SSC 0:57:07,2 10. Alexander Studzinski 1983 SV Würzburg 05 0:57:13,2 Jahrgang 1987 1. und Deutscher Jahrgangsmeister 2001 Tony Thalmann SV 1919 Grimma 1:05:54,6 2. Jens Westphal Bitterfelder SV 1:07:48,1 3. Jochen Schweikert 1987 TV Bühl 1:08:07,2 4. Adrian Hurst SGS Karlsruhe 1:10:21,0 5. Martin Göbel TSV Allendorf Bad Salzungen 1:23:28,7 6. Ken Schimek Ostsächsicher SV Kamenz 1:39:20,6 Aufgegeben: Björn Schmidt PSV Rostock Jonathan Bank TSV Battenberg Jahrgang 1986 1. und Deutscher Jahrgangsmeister 2001 Matthias Franz DHfK Leipzig 1:03:07,3 2. Mike Franke Erfurter SSC 1:04:26,1 3. Sebastian Langenhan Erfurter SSC 1:05:06,7 4. Daniel Scheler Delphin Herzogenaurach 1:05:11,8 5. Patrick Biller 1. SV Nördlingen 1:06:11,5 6. Armin Greß SV Würzburg 05 1:06:21,5 7. Marcel Büchner SC Chemnitz 1:08:02,6 8. Martin Schneider SGS Hannover 1:09:46,4 9. Geritt Oeberst PSV Rostock 1:10:19,6 10. Florian Hirschberg SC Wiesbaden 1911 1:11:01,0 11. Gunnar Hinrichsen TSV Rot Weiß Niebüll 1:13:46,3 12. Jan Koch PSV Rostock 1:14:01,0 13. Christopher Langsdorf SGS Karlsruhe 1:16:08,3 14. Martin Wogan SC Hardtberg 1:18:51,4 15. Robert Hofmann Ostsächsicher SV Kamenz 1:28:06,5 16. Manuel Richter Ostsächsicher SV Kamenz 1:40:19,1 Seite: 8 Fortsetzung Wettkampf 3: 5 km Freistil männlich Jahrgang 1985 1. und Deutscher Jahrgangsmeister 2001 Gregor Kiedorf Bitterfelder SV 0:59:16,0 2. Volkmar Baur TV Bad Mergentheim 1:02:21,3 3. Timo Dörr WSV Großkrotzenburg 1:07:58,2 4. Frank Naumann TSV Battenberg 1:16:39,7 5. Sebastian Stein TSV Battenberg 1:17:00,5 6. Daniel Wilke HCC SV Rostock 1:22:15,0 7. Jochen Mazura SKG Sprendlingen 1:27:09,2 Junioren (Jahrgang 1984 – 1982) 1. und Deutscher Meister der Junioren 2001 Christian Hein 1982 SV Würzburg 05 0:56:07,8 2. Alexander Stüdzinski 1983 SV Würzburg 05 0:57:13,2 3. Paul Tokarski 1983 Erfurter SSC 0:57:33,2 4. Toni Franz 1983 DHfK Leipzig 0:57:46,9 5. Carsten König 1982 Erfurter SSC 0:59:24,6 6. Sven Wocke 1982 SG Remscheid 0:59:45,7 7. Christian Manz 1984 SG Rheinhessen 1:00:29,9 8. Sebastian Barsch 1983 SV Garbsen 1:00:36,6 9. Christoph Fürleger 1984 1. SV Nördlingen 1:00:36,8 10. Stephan Kirschnick 1984 PSV Rostock 1:00:44,9 11. Raphael Holfelder 1984 TV Bühl 1:00:54,7 12. Jan Vogt 1982 SGS Karlsruhe 1:02:16,2 13. Christoph Karow 1984 SV Halle 1:02:43,0 14. Robert Herhaus 1984 PSV Rostock 1:03:12,2 15. Dominik Nowotny 1984 TSV 1860 Rosenheim 1:03:16,7 16. Thomas Labetzki 1983 WF Spandau 04 1:04:19,9 17. Christian Petersen 1984 SGS Karlsruhe 1:05:26,6 18. Artur Kaisler 1984 SG Rheinhessen 1:05:46,0 19. Stefan Dengel 1984 SSG Neckarsulm 1:07:38,5 20. Dino Bortot 1982 Freier Wassersportverein München 1:09:09,0 21. Philipp Rave 1984 SGS Hannover 1:09:46,4 22. Alexander Christiansen 1982 TSV Rot Weiß Niebüll 1:10:25,0 23. Jonas Nauck 1984 SC Hardtberg 1:10:59,3 24. José Rodriguez 1982 SG Siegen 1:12:17,2 25.
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