Dagmar Bremer

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Dagmar Bremer (* 13. September 1963 in Cologne as Dagmar Breiken ) is a former German hockey player and Olympian.

Career

In 1983 Dagmar Breiken moved from Rot-Weiss Cologne to RTHC Bayer Leverkusen , with whom she won the German indoor hockey championship in 1984 and the field hockey championship in 1985. She ended her career at Eintracht Frankfurt .

The midfielder made her debut in 1982 in the German national hockey team . She finished fourth at the 1983 World Cup . In May 1984, the first European women's hockey championship was held in Lille , after a semi-final defeat by the Dutch, the German players won the bronze medal against the British. Two months later, the Dutch defeated the German team at the Olympic Games in Los Angeles 6-2, the German team won silver behind the Dutch and ahead of the Americans. In 1985 as Dagmar Breiken and 1987 as Dagmar Bremer she was on the winning team at the European Indoor Hockey Championships. In between, she again won silver behind the Dutch women at the 1986 World Cup . At the European Championships in 1987, the German team was already defeated in the semi-finals against the Dutch; in the game for third place, the Soviet team won against the German team. At the end of her international career, Dagmar Bremer finished fifth with the German team at the 1988 Olympic Games . From 1982 to 1988, Dagmar Bremer played a total of 124 international matches, 14 of them indoors.

literature

  • National Olympic Committee for Germany: Los Angeles 1984. The Olympic team of the Federal Republic of Germany . Frankfurt am Main 1984
  • National Olympic Committee for Germany: Seoul 1988. The Olympic team of the Federal Republic of Germany . Frankfurt am Main 1988

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Individual evidence

  1. ↑ In the statistics of the German Hockey Federation she is listed as Dagmar Bremer after her marriage, in the Sports Reference database she is listed as Dagmar Breiken-Bremer, in the 1988 Olympic brochure she is called Dagmar Bremer-Breiken. In most cases where it is unclear whether an athlete actually competed under a double name, the athlete never had a double name. It is assumed that in the present case, too, the double name only served to clarify that the athlete was already successful under her maiden name.
  2. ↑ Winning teams at European indoor hockey championships
  3. ↑ List of German national players
personal data
SURNAME Bremer, Dagmar
ALTERNATIVE NAMES Breiken, Dagmar; Bremer-Breiken, Dagmar
BRIEF DESCRIPTION German hockey player
DATE OF BIRTH September 13, 1963
PLACE OF BIRTH Cologne