Gerlingen track and field athletes win titles at district championships!

Gerlingen track and field athletes win titles at district championships!

The Gerlingen track and field athletes showed impressive performances at the district championships in the all-around competition in Freiberg. The competition was contested by numerous athletes with high motivation and ability. Christian Varkulevicius and Toko Herrbach have established themselves as outstanding all-rounders in Württemberg and are among the best of their year. They were supported by other talented athletes such as Calla Bargen and Frederik Weisser, who won the title in the three-way competition.

The girls' team performance was particularly fascinating, with Lilou Breitfeld and Elisa Scholl making a significant contribution to the team victory. In addition to these successes, Valent Demelezi set another highlight with his secondary qualification for the German Youth Championship. Other district champions from Gerlingen in this context are Christian Varkulevicius, Jan-Philipp Lang and Emilia Maric.

Personal bests

The athletes' individual performance was also impressive. Calla Bargen won the W10 and showed impressive form, especially in the sprint and long jump, where she jumped a remarkable 3.96 meters. Frederik Weisser was able to triumph in the M11 and improved to a performance of 3.83 meters in the long jump. Lilou Breitfeld took second place in the W11 and also achieved a respectable long jump of 4.06 meters.

Toko Herrbach also showed talent in the block all-around and set a new best time in the 75-meter sprint. Christian Varkulevicius excelled in the long jump, setting a new personal best of 4.68 meters and also completing the 800 meter run in 2:28 minutes. Valent Demelezi exceeded the 2000 points required to qualify for the German Championships and also set a new best time over 2000 meters with 6:25 minutes.

Competition conditions and outlook

The district championships have not only offered the athletes from Gerlingen a platform to demonstrate their skills, but they also create an important framework for future competitions. Although weather conditions affected some performances in other events, this did not seem to stand in the way of the Gerlinger Athletics athletes.

In summary, it can be said that the Gerlingen track and field athletes not only achieved titles and personal bests with their great performance in Freiberg, but also created promising prospects for future competitions. Overall, the youth work in Gerlingen is promising, which can be confirmed by the successful participation in the district championships. The reports provide further insights into similar events Weser courier.