German national ski mountaineering team

The German national ski mountaineering team (German Skimountaineering Team) is a selection made by the German Alpine Association (DAV) of ski mountaineers who have qualified in competitions organized by the DAV or the International Council for Ski Mountaineering Competitions (ISMC).

The DAV has been a member of the ISMC since autumn 2001 and is thus the official German association for the sport of ski mountaineering. In the 2001/2002 season, the DAV created a national ski mountaineering team. At the 1st  World Ski Mountaineering Championship in 2002 , the German team achieved 6th place in the overall ranking of nations in terms of medals and points, at the 2nd  World Ski Mountaineering Championship in 2004, 7th place and at the World Ski Mountaineering Championship in 2006, fifth place. At the 4th  World Ski Mountaineering Championships in 2008 , the team came in 6th.

Team boss of the national team was first Stefan Winter , now Mathias Keller is trainer and coordinator.

Competitions

Before membership, the "DIAMIR-Race" in Dammkar near Mittenwald was the "unofficial" German ski mountaineering championship.

Members of the national team must have a German passport or a permanent residence in Germany and take part in the ISMC competitions in individual and group disciplines in the respective season. The most promising athletes are nominated for the world or European championships . In 2006, three women and six men of the national team took part in the 12th Patrouille des Glaciers for the first time.

The DAV ski mountaineering competitions are carried out according to the international regulations of the ISMC.
On February 4, 2018, Susi von Borstel became German ski mountaineering champion and was able to successfully defend her title from the previous year.

German championships ski mountaineering

Age groups according to German competition conditions

Daily ratings

• Youth: 15-19 years
• AK I: 20–40 years
• AK II: 41–50 years
• AK III: from 51 years

DM ratings

• General class: from 20 years, only long distance
• Youth: 15–19 years, only a short distance
• DM- Vertical Race : uniform route

Cup ratings

• Youth: 15–19 years, only a short distance
• General class: from 20 years, short and long distance
• Seniors: from 41 years, short and long distance

Results

Championships are held in the "Individual Race" also in the newly added "Vertical Race".

Men	Women
Date / year place German ski mountaineering champion Second place third place Feb. 18, 2019 Jennerstier Toni Lautenbacher Josef Huber Felix Kastner 0Feb. 4, 2018 Hochkönig Erztrophy, Bischofshofen Anton Palzer -3- Feb. 20, 2017 Jennerstier Anton Palzer -2- Philipp Reiter Philipp Schädler   2016 Anton Palzer	year German champion ski mountaineering Second place third place 2019 Susanne von Borstel -3- Jacqueline Brandl Theresa Graßl 2018 Susanne von Borstel -2- 2017 Susanne von Borstel Katharina Alberti Sophie Precutter 2016

See also

• Overview women
• Overview men

Individual evidence

1. ↑ Final Nation Medals Ranking ( Memento of the original from July 28, 2011 in the Internet Archive ) Info: The archive link was inserted automatically and has not yet been checked. Please check the original and archive link according to the instructions and then remove this notice. (PDF; 118 kB), UIAA.  
2. ↑ II. UIAA World Championship Ski Mountaineering 2004  ( page no longer available , search in web archives )  Info: The link was automatically marked as defective. Please check the link according to the instructions and then remove this notice. , mountains2b.com, March 2004.  
3. ^ Top mountain sports - ski mountaineering: Kader , German Alpine Association, 2007.
4. ↑ Ramsauer Toni Palzer becomes German champion despite his fall (February 6, 2018)