Dieter Hulliger

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Dieter Hulliger is a former Swiss orienteer .

Hulliger took part in seven world championships between 1968 and 1979. Hulliger achieved his best individual placings in 1970 when he came third behind Norwegian Stig Berge and Karl John from Switzerland. In 1972 he came in fourth place and with the relay he reached second place behind the team from Sweden in a team with Dieter Wolf , Bernhard Marti and Karl John. In the following years, the Swiss relay team always missed the podium, Hulliger was able to achieve three fourth and one fifth places with the relay during this time.

With five Swiss championships so far , Dieter Hulliger is the record holder of the classic long distance title.

2009 Hulliger was an honorary member of the Swiss Orienteering Federation Swiss Orienteering appointed.

Placements

World Championships:

  • 1968 : 14th place individual, 4th place relay
  • 1970 : 3rd place individual, 5th place relay
  • 1972 : 4th place individual, 2nd place relay
  • 1974 : 7th place individual, 4th place relay
  • 1976 : 6th place individual, 5th place relay
  • 1978 : 11th place individual, 4th place relay
  • 1979 : 8th place individual, 4th place relay

Swiss championships:

  • Individual champions in 1971, 1972, 1973, 1975 and 1976

Web links

Individual evidence

  1. ↑ swiss-orienteering.ch: Hanspeter Oswald and Dieter Hulliger appointed honorary members , March 8, 2009, accessed on August 15, 2011
personal data
SURNAME Hulliger, Dieter
BRIEF DESCRIPTION Swiss orienteer
DATE OF BIRTH 20th century