Annika Mehlhorn

Annika Mehlhorn

Personal information

Surname:

Annika Mehlhorn

Nation:

Germany

Swimming style (s) :

Layers, butterfly

Society:

SG ACT Baunatal

Birthday:

5th August 1983

Place of birth:

kassel

Size:

1.66 m

Medal table

Medals

World championships
silver	2001 Fukuoka	200 m Schmett.
bronze	2005 Montreal	4 × 100 m layers
bronze	2009 Rome	4 × 100 m layers
European championships
silver	2006 Budapest	4 × 100 m layers
bronze	2002 Berlin	200 m Schmett.
European short course championships
gold	2000 Valencia	200 m Schmett.
bronze	2007 Debrecen	200 m Schmett.

Annika Mehlhorn (born August 5, 1983 in Kassel , Hessen ) is a German swimmer .

Career

Your home club is SG ACT Baunatal . From 2003 she trained as a sports soldier at the sports promotion group of the Bundeswehr in Warendorf , before switching to the sports promotion group of the Hessen Police , where she completed her studies as a police commissioner at the Hesse Administration College. She narrowly missed qualifying for the 2008 Summer Olympics in Beijing .

November 30, 2004: Mehlhorn wins her 30th German championship title.
2004: Participation in the Olympic Games in Athens
2003: 6th place in 200 m butterfly at the World Championships in Barcelona
2001: 2nd place in the 200 m butterfly at the World Championships in Fukuoka , setting a German and European record in a time of 2: 06.97
2001: 1st place in 100m butterfly at the German short-distance championships in Rostock , so they hired a German record on
2001: 1st place in the 200 m butterfly at the German short-distance championships in Rostock
2001: 1st place in the 100 m layers at the German short-distance championships in Rostock , so they hired a German record on

German Records (4)
100 m butterfly	57.90 min	July 26, 2009	Rome
200 m butterfly	02: 06.45 min	July 29, 2009	Rome
200 m butterfly (short course)	02: 05.77 min	December 14, 2000	Valencia
4 × 50 m layers (short course) (with Schäfer , Steffen and Pietsch )	01: 46.67 min	December 15, 2007	Debrecen
(As of July 29, 2009)

Official website
Annika Mehlhorn in the Swimrankings.net database (English)
Annika Mehlhorn in the Sports-Reference database (English; archived from the original )

↑ Ulrich Schwaab: Sports stars as role models also at the police station . In: Wiesbaden Courier . No. 110 . Wiesbaden May 13, 2010, p. 1 .