Germany at the 1995 World Championships in Athletics

Germany at the
1995 World Athletics Championships
Germany at the; 1995 World Athletics Championships
	Flag of Germany
WA code	GER
National federation	German Athletics Association
Website	leichtathletik.de (in German)
in Gothenburg, Sweden ; 5-13 August 1995
Medals; Ranked 3rd	Gold2Silver2Bronze2Total6
World Athletics Championships appearances (overview)
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Last updated December 19, 2024

Germany competed at the 1995 World Championships in Athletics in Stuttgart, Germany from 5 to 13 August 1995. The German Athletics Association nominated athletes.^[1]

Medalists

Medal	Athlete	Event	Date
Gold	Astrid Kumbernuss	Women's shot put	5 August
Gold	Lars Riedel	Men's discus throw	11 August
Silver	Ilke Wyludda	Women's discus throw	12 August
Silver	Alina Astafei	Women's high jump	13 August
Bronze	Gabriele Becker Silke-Beate Knoll Silke Lichtenhagen Melanie Paschke	Women's 4 × 100 metres relay	13 August
Bronze	Boris Henry	Men's javelin throw	13 August

Results

Men

Track and road events

Athlete	Event	Heat Round 1		Heat Round 2		Semifinal		Final
Athlete	Event	Result	Rank	Result	Rank	Result	Rank	Result	Rank
Marc Blume	100 metres	10.39	28 Q	10.40	28	did not advance
Marc Blume	200 metres	20.86	34	did not advance
Robert Kurnicki		20.61	9 Q	20.67	19	did not advance
Alexander Lack		20.97	39	did not advance
Nico Motchebon	800 metres	1:46.14	1 Q	—	1:47.96	2 Q	1:45.97	4
Jens-Peter Herold	1500 metres	3:49.24	38	—	did not advance
Rüdiger Stenzel	1500 metres	3:40.65	25	—	Did not advance
Dieter Baumann	5000 metres	13:30.59	12 Q	—	13:39.98	8
Stéphane Franke	10,000 metres	27:50.93	9 q	—	27:48.88	7
Stephan Freigang	10,000 metres	28:17.04	22	—	Did not advance
Konrad Dobler	Marathon	—	2:18:09	14
Rainer Wachenbrunner	Marathon	—	DNF
Sven Göhler	110 metres hurdles	13.74	22 q	DNF		did not advance
Eric Kaiser		13.63	14 Q	13.50	10 Q	13.71	14	Did not advance
Florian Schwarthoff		13.45	4 Q	13.24	2 Q	DNF		Did not advance
Olaf Hense	400 metres hurdles	52.35	45	—	did not advance
Michael Kaul		50.23	27	—	Did not advance
Stephan Striezel		51.65	40	—	Did not advance
Kim Bauermeister	3000 metres steeplechase	8:29.05	21 Q	—	8:45.27	21	did not advance
Steffen Brand		8:26.45	16 Q	—	8:26.35	9 Q	8:14.37	4
Martin Strege		8:24.18	6 Q	—	8:22.33	7 q	8:18.57	8
Nichan Daimer	20 kilometres walk	—	1:24:17	12
Robert Ihly	20 kilometres walk	—	1:24:40	14
Axel Noack	50 kilometres walk	—	3:55:51	13
Ronald Weigel	50 kilometres walk	—	DQ
Marc Blume Christian Konieczny Michael Huke Robert Kurnicki Holger Blume	4 × 100 metres relay	39.06	11 q	—	38.90	11	Did not advance
Uwe Jahn Rico Lieder Karsten Just Kai Karsten	4 × 400 metres relay	3:00.25	3 q	—	DQ

Field events

Athlete	Event	Qualification		Final
Athlete	Event	Distance	Position	Distance	Position
Wolf-Hendrik Beyer	High jump	2.24	17	did not advance
Wolfgang Kreißig		2.24	19	Did not advance
Ralf Sonn		2.20	30	Did not advance
Tim Lobinger	Pole vault	5.65	11 q	5.40	11
Andrei Tivontschik	Pole vault	5.65	5 q	5.60	9
Georg Ackermann	Long jump	8.15	5 Q	8.14	4
Konstantin Krause	Long jump	7.68	24	did not advance
Oliver-Sven Buder	Shot put	19.91	5 Q	20.11	6
Thorsten Herbrand		18.30	24	Did not advance
Jonny Reinhardt		18.89	14	Did not advance
Michael Möllenbeck	Discus throw	59.76	16	Did not advance
Lars Riedel		63.64	3 Q	68.76 CR
Jürgen Schult		61.92	7 q	64.44	5
Raymond Hecht	Javelin throw	79.82	10 q	83.30	4
Boris Henry		87.60	2 Q	86.08
Andreas Linden		80.16	9 q	80.76	8
Claus Dethloff	Hammer throw	69.64	27	did not advance
Karsten Kobs		72.96	16	Did not advance
Heinz Weis		DNS		Did not advance

Combined events – Decathlon

Athlete	Event	100 m	LJ	SP	HJ	400 m	110H
Thorsten Dauth	Result	11.10	6.72	15.16	1.86	DNF
Thorsten Dauth	Points	838	748	800	679	DNF
Michael Kohnle	Result	11.24	7.49	15.35	1.98	DQ	DNF
Michael Kohnle	Points	808	932	811	785	0	DNF
Paul Meier	Result	11.51	7.11	14.33	DNF
Paul Meier	Points	750	840	749	DNF

Women

Track and road events

Athlete	Event	Heat Round 1		Heat Round 2		Semifinal		Final
Athlete	Event	Result	Rank	Result	Rank	Result	Rank	Result	Rank
Gabriele Becker	100 metres	11.54	30 q	11.54	27	Did not advance
Melanie Paschke		11.15	3 Q	11.27	11 Q	11.13	6 Q	11.10	6
Andrea Philipp		11.66	39	Did not advance
Silke-Beate Knoll	200 metres	22.46	2 Q	—	22.57	5 Q	22.66	5
Silke Lichtenhagen		23.19	23	—	Did not advance
Melanie Paschke		22.81	11 q	—	22.60	7 Q	22.60	4
Linda Kisabaka	400 metres	51.96	28	—	Did not advance
Sandra Kuschmann		51.99	29	—	Did not advance
Uta Rohländer		51.68	24 q	—	51.99	20	Did not advance
Anne Bruns	800 metres	2:03.16	25	—	Did not advance
Andrea Karhoff	5000 metres	16:02.26	34	—	Did not advance
Monika Schäfer	5000 metres	DNF		—	Did not advance
Kathrin Weßel	10,000 metres	32:46.51	19 q	—	31:55.04	10
Birgit Jerschabek	Marathon	—	DNF
Sonja Oberem	Marathon	—	2:32:17	8
Heike Blaßneck	100 metres hurdles	13.47	27	—	Did not advance
Birgit Hamann		13.21	20	—	Did not advance
Caren Jung		13.13	17	—	Did not advance
Heike Meißner	400 metres hurdles	55.95	5 Q	—	56.75	8 Q	54.86	4
Silvia Rieger	400 metres hurdles	55.75	4 Q	—	55.69	4 Q	55.01	6
Kathrin Boyde	10 kilometres walk	—	DQ
Beate Gummelt		—	43:15	10
Simone Thust		—	45:24	29
Gabriele Becker Silke-Beate Knoll Silke Lichtenhagen Melanie Paschke	4 × 100 metres relay	42.83	6 Q	—	43.01
Karin Janke Linda Kisabaka Sandra Kuschmann Uta Rohländer	4 × 400 metres relay	3:23.84	4 Q	—	3:26.10	4

Field events

Athlete	Event	Qualification		Final
Athlete	Event	Distance	Position	Distance	Position
Alina Astafei	High jump	1.95	1 Q	1.99
Heike Balck		1.80	33	did not advance
Heike Henkel		1.93	15	Did not advance
Heike Drechsler	Long jump	6.70	6 q'	6.64	9
Claudia Gerhardt	Long jump	6.40	23	did not advance
Ramona Molzan	Triple jump	13.90	15	did not advance
Astrid Kumbernuss	Shot put	19.83	1 Q	21.22
Kathrin Neimke		19.07	2 Q	19.30	4
Stephanie Storp		18.36	10 q	18.81	8
Franka Dietzsch	Discus throw	59.78	12 q	61.28	7
Jana Laurén		59.56	13	Did not advance
Ilke Wyludda		65.24	1 Q	67.20
Tanja Damaske	Javelin throw	62.82	2 Q	62.32	6
Steffi Nerius		62.62	3 Q	56.50	11
Silke Renk		58.86	14	Did not advance

Combined events – Heptathlon

Athlete	Event	100H	HJ	SP	200 m	LJ	JT
Peggy Beer	Result	13.88	1.74	13.24	24.88	4.08	DNF
Peggy Beer	Points	995	903	743	898	326	DNF
Sabine Braun	Result	13.41	1.80	DNF
Sabine Braun	Points	1063	978	DNF
Heike Drechsler	Result	13.86	1.80	13.12	DNF
Heike Drechsler	Points	998	978	735	DNF

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References

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