Young athletes from the Diepholz district get EM tickets

Young athletes from the Diepholz district get EM tickets

"New generation of successful athletes in the Diepholz district"

At the German Championship of Age Associations U 18 and U 23 in Mönchengladbach, two aspiring athletes from the district of Diepholz, Carolin Evers and Lynn Michelmann, were able to achieve the coveted EM qualification. This marks an important event for the local sports community because it highlights a new generation of talented athletes who appear in the footsteps of previous success stories such as Anna-Lena Freese and Neele Eckhardt-Noack.

Carolin Evers from LC Hansa Stuhr convinced with her outstanding performance in the high jump of the U 18 category. With a best performance of 1.72 m, she successfully overcame the 1.74 m and secured the qualification for the U 18 European Championships. Despite the second place at the championship, Evers was enthusiastic about her performance and was looking forward to the upcoming international competitions.

lynn Michelmann from TSV Asendorf also showed an impressive performance in the long jump. Although she missed the six meters in Mönchengladbach and took fourth place, she had previously reached the European Championship standard. Their success underlines the diversity and quality of athletics in the district of Diepholz.

These positive developments are also illustrated by the participation of further talented athletes such as Jason Lee Hoppe and Adina Kammann. Despite different results in the championship, they help to continue to flourish the local sports in the Diepholz district. Trainers and supporters are proud of the achievements of their athletes.

The commitment and ambition of young athletes from the district of Diepholz signal a promising future for the athletics scene in the region. Carolin Evers and Lynn Michelmann's success in the European Championship qualification are not only personal achievements, but also a reason to be happy for the entire community, which is proud of their successful representatives.

- Nag