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↑ Belgian soccer team jerseys Kampioenschap U21. ↑ Ron Florax: Jeff Jacobs – Season 2015-2016 – Non-professional Results. Ron Florax: Jeff Jacobs – Season 2015-2016 – Professional Results. ↑ Single View Member: Jeff Jacobs. ↑ Ron Florax: Jeff Jacobs – Season 2012-2013 – Non-professional Results. Ron Florax: Jeff Jacobs – Season 2013-2014 – Non-professional Results. ↑ from Ron Florax: Jeff Jacobs – Season 2016-2017 – Non-professional Results. ↑ Spartak Hold Off Brno To Win Second Straight Title. From 2005 to 2010, the defender played for HDD Olimpija Ljubljana, with whom he was Slovenian champion in the 2006/07 season. Javelin throwers final. Contrary to the participation of German throwers, who competed in threes at major international events until 2016 and were able to win at least one medal, the squad for London was limited to two participants – in addition to the 33-year-old Molitor, the up-and-coming Christin Hussong was nominated, who compared to her performances from the previous year ended the competition early with an unusually weak 60.86 m as eighth in the qualification. places and a little less than two meters behind the 64.31 m of the winner and reigning world record holder Barbora Špotáková (before the match final for the world title, the Czech was still ninth with 60.08 m).

Molitor's second participation in the World Championships in mid-August in Moscow added to the list of below-average results: After the B qualifying round, she just missed the final with 60.32 m in eighth place. In 2005 she was second at the U23 European Championships with 57.01 m. In 2006, the then sports and social sciences student committed to TSV Bayer 04 Leverkusen for the second women's team, with which she managed to get promoted to the 2nd Volleyball Bundesliga North in 2008. women teams. A new personal best of 61.74 m followed two months later; The result achieved at the Werfertage in Halle also meant a better qualifying distance than Linda Stahl and the nomination for the 2008 Olympic Games as the third German javelin thrower alongside Christina Obergföll and Steffi Nerius, although Molitor was only fourth behind Stahl at the German Championships with 59.02 m had become. Weeks earlier she had thrown a new personal best in Kassel with 64.67 m and had already been beaten there by the outstanding Obergföll, who set a new German championship record with 68.86 m. The next international competition denied Molitor four days later with the participation in the Summer Universiade 2009 in Belgrade, Serbia; in the final she had to admit defeat to team member Mareike Rittweg, who won the bronze medal, with a jump of 59.41 m and just under three centimetres.

It received its current name for the 2009/10 season. The competition currently consists of a three-round qualifying phase, a play-off round and the main competition, which consists of a group phase followed by five knockout rounds. topic of doping" and is critical of the federal government's sports funding, in whose measures she sees a continued difficult financial future for her sport: "However, not everyone gets a piece of the pie. At the 2010 German Championships in Braunschweig, Molitor was able to beat Obergföll and Stahl with 64.27 m – her second-best throw of the season marked both her first championship title and participation in the 2010 European Championships in Barcelona. Generation change as well as the decline in the range of successful German throwers. The traditional ISTAF Berlin at the end of the season produced rather unmotivated performances overall, not only for the German throwers – the latter (Hussong, Stahl, Obergföll) all stayed under 60 meters, and Molitor also did not come close to the world record achieved just before at the end of their most successful year of competition to date approach 61.19 m was enough for second place. Best performance, she clearly surpassed the required European championship standard of 61.00 meters and ranked fifth in the European list of the best for the year, directly behind the national record holder (68.63 m) Christina Obergföll. Linda Stahl, who came second at the European Championships, and Christin Hussong, the German champion, with an outstanding personal best of 66.41 m (ultimately all four throwers had met the qualification criteria) were nominated.

So she led the club best list 2000 in the female B-youth in all running disciplines as well as in the four and heptathlon; her achievements in the throwing disciplines at that time were even leading in the women's class. After the double burden of the extensive studies increased and the required performance in training was no longer available, she switched to primary school teaching for sports and social sciences in 2018. With the argument that in the context of general criticism of the nomination criteria of the DOSB, their world record – achieved in the past season – should be taken into account within an overall view of their best performance and results with regard to a realistic chance of a medal, Molitor applied for an injunction against the DOSB. Obergföll had also threatened the umbrella organization with a lawsuit if she was not called into the team. At the Winter Throwing European Cup, which traditionally took place in March and in 2009 – in Los Realejos on Tenerife, Spain – for the ninth time, the German women's team won the bronze medal; Molitor's contribution was a throw of 59.75 m, a distance that did not earn her a podium place as a single thrower. At the age of thirteen, Katharina Molitor started playing volleyball for TV Bedburg and switched to Oberaussemer VV (OVV) the following year. Monet painted two more cityscapes in the same year, also showing the area around the Louvre.