Till Thomsen

Till Thomsen
Till Thomsen
Curler ♂
Team
Curling club	CC Hamburg
Career
Member Association	Germany
World Championship ; appearances	1 (1996)

Last updated January 28, 2022

Till Thomsen is a German curler.^[1]

Teams

Season	Skip	Third	Second	Lead	Alternate	Events
1995–96	Johnny Jahr	Sven Goldemann	Andreas Feldenkirchen	Till Thomsen	Dirk Hornung	WCC 1996 (9th)

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