U20 championships in Koblenz: On the hunt for World Cup tickets!

U20 championships in Koblenz: On the hunt for World Cup tickets!

The upcoming German U20 championships are not only an important sporting event, but are also a crucial step for many young athletes on their way to the international stage. Over the weekend from July 26th to 28th, hopeful talents will fight for championship titles and the coveted tickets for the U20 World Championship in the Oberwerth stadium.

Two tickets for the U20 World Cup: a highly competitive path

The nomination guidelines of the German Athletics Association (DLV) state that the two best athletes who meet the defined norms are nominated for the U20 World Cup. In numerous disciplines, athletes such as Jakob Kemminer from TSV Ochenbruck, who appears as a new U18 European champion, and Max Husemann from Eintracht Hildesheim, German Youth Hall Champion, will fight for top positions.

medium-haules as the highlight of the championships

In particular, the medium -distance races promise tension, since the best athletes are often only separated by minimal time differences. Louis Buschbeck, Robert Rutz and Tom Stöber are ready to show what they can do at the 800 meters. Timon Dethloff and Paul Walochny have already reached standard times in disciplines such as the hurdle run and could possibly receive competition in Koblenz.

Women's power over 100 and 400 meters

A true show of strength was emerging in the sprint of female youth. Here impressive eight athletes have already undercut the U20 World Cup standard, led by last year's winner Chelsea Kadiri. U20 World Cup favorite Johanna Martin from Rostock is also in top form and has already been excellent at the German indoor championships. At the 400 meters, she will fight for a place for the World Cup after it was affected by an injury in the previous season.

The siblings Wepiwe: A duel of the talents in the throwing area

A particularly emotional duel could develop in the discus and hammer throw, since Nadjela Wepiwe and her sister Milina, both of whom have shown brilliant achievements in their disciplines, meet. After her title at the U18 European Championship, Nadjela is a promising athlete, while the U20 European champion Curly Brown is also a strong competition.

The Livestream: A window to the championships

The talented athletes are not only followed on site in the stadium, but also worldwide through a live stream on YouTube, which offers the competitions a wider platform. This enables fans and interested parties to experience the competitions up close and to pursue the exciting performance of the young athletes.

The German U20 championships in Koblenz thus represent not only a national highlight, but also the door to international competitions and the chance for the athletes to prove themselves on the big stage. It remains exciting which talents will prevail and who can compete for Germany at the U20 World Cup.

- Nag