Freiberg's athletes shine at U16 DM-best performances for Nils and Finley!

Freiberg's athletes shine at U16 DM-best performances for Nils and Finley!

What's new from the world of athletics? The German Youth Championships in Ulm ensured that the best talents in the country met. Last weekend, the athletes won exciting competitions, in which numerous best performances were achieved. Among them were the two promising young athletes Nils Wagner and Finley Max Wolf, who started for TVL Freiberg.

The two talents celebrated a very special experience at their first German championships. Nils Wagner and Finley Max Wolf not only could set up personal bests, but also made it to the final one of the two athletes. The anticipation was great, and coach Sylvio Christ was enthusiastic about the appearance of his protégés. The two had qualified with strong performance for the German Youth Championship of the U16, which has been held since 2014 and offers the athletes under the age of 16 a platform to measure themselves. The event is organized by the German Athletics Association and attracts the most talented young athletes year after year.

strong performance on the big stage

On the U16 DM in Ulm, which was expected with a lot of excitement, some athletes were characterized by outstanding performances. The sprint and litter disciplines in particular stabbing. Lotta Rudolph from LC Jena sprinted over 100 meters in 11.93 seconds and was the first athlete under the 12-second mark. In the 1,500 meters of obstacle, the young athlete Jane Sichting set up a new German W15 best performance that inspired the audience. Such services clearly show that the youngsters in athletics act at a high level.

variety of disciplines

At the championships, the best talents were not only active in the classic running disciplines. In the triple jump, Emily Uzoma secured first place with a width of 12.14 meters, while the competition left the competition in the Milena Horbach hammer throw with 59.11 meters. The exciting competition was rounded off by impressive performance in jumping and discus throw. Here Alia Schaaf won with 1.68 meters and Giuliana Mechelke convinced with 41.28 meters in the discus throw.

With events like this, the athletes are not only challenged, but also promoted. The German Youth Championship is a springboard for many young talents who one day want to reach the top of athletics. The great commitment of the coaches, like Sylvio Christ, plays a crucial role and shows that a lot of heart and passion is put into the training of young athletes.

Overall, the young athletes from Freiberg and many other participants can look back on a successful weekend in Ulm. The results testify to hard work and talent, and we are excited to see what the future has for these emerging athletes.