Agata Suszka studied at the sports college. She has been biathlon since 1990 and competed for NGKS Dynamit Chorzow . Their first major event was the 1992 Winter Olympic Games of Albertville . At the competitions in Les Saisies , the Polish woman finished 46th in both the sprint and the individual. In the Polish season she came with Halina Pitoń and Zofia Kiełpińska in 14th place. In the 1992/93 season Suszka was second in the overall standings of the Biathlon World Cup behind Jiřina Rázlová . In the same season she collected points in the Biathlon World Cup for the first time as 23rd in a sprint in Lillehammer . A year later, Suszka ran her second Olympic Games in the same place . In the singles she was 45th, in the season with Anna Stera , Helena Mikołajczyk and Piton she came in eleventh. The Polish woman ran the first world championships in 1995 in Antholz , where she was 46th in the individual and 15th in the relay. The 1996 world title fights in Ruhpolding were more successful with 16th place in the individual and 24th in the sprint and 13th place in the relay. A year later, Suszka was able to achieve success at the World Championships in Osrblie . In the individual she was only 51st, but in the sprint she was tenth, in the pursuit 13th and 14th in the relay. Tenth place in the sprint was also her first and only World Cup result among the top ten. In the World Cup she repeatedly achieved results in the points, but without being able to stabilize her success over a long period of time. The third Winter Games brought 42nd place in the sprint, 45th in the pursuit and 13th with Piton, Stera and Iwona Daniluk in the relay. Her last biathlon world championships in 1999 in Kontiolahti and at Holmenkollen in Oslo brought her good, albeit not very good results with 30th place in the sprint, 37th in the pursuit, 40 in the individual and above all seven in the relay (with Stera, Adrianna Babik and Magdalena Gwizdoń ). After the 1998/99 season , Suszka ended her career.
Biathlon World Cup placements
The table shows all placements (depending on the year, including the Olympic Games and World Championships).
1st - 3rd Place: Number of podium placements
Top 10: Number of placements in the top ten (including podium)
Points ranks: Number of placements within the point ranks (including podium and top 10)
Starts: Number of races run in the respective discipline
Poland
