Judith Wagner

Judith Wagner
Association	Germany
birthday	30th September 1987 (age 32)
place of birth	Germany
Career
job	policewoman
society	SSV Starzach, LT Starzach
Trainer	Dieter Wagner
Admission to the national team	Summer biathlon
status	active
Medal table
World Cup medals 0 × 1 × 0 × EM medals 1 × 1 × 2 × DM medals 27 × 15 × 3 ×
ISSF Target Sprint WM silver 2017 Suhl Mixed team  Summer biathlon European championships bronze 2012 Osrblie sprint gold 2013 Haanja sprint silver 2013 Haanja persecution bronze 2013 Haanja Mixed relay  German championships gold 2006 Oberhof KK relay gold 2007 Oberhof KK relay silver 2007 Oberhof LG season gold 2009 Zinnwald KK sprint gold 2009 Zinnwald KK mass start gold 2009 Zinnwald KK relay bronze 2009 Zinnwald LG season gold 2010 Altenberg KK sprint gold 2010 Altenberg KK mass start gold 2010 Altenberg KK relay gold 2010 Altenberg LG season gold 2011 Bayerisch-Eisenstein LG Sprint gold 2011 Bayerisch-Eisenstein KK sprint gold 2011 Bayerisch-Eisenstein KK mass start gold 2011 Bayerisch-Eisenstein KK relay gold 2012 Oberhof LG pursuit gold 2012 Oberhof KK relay gold 2012 Oberhof LG season silver 2012 Oberhof KK sprint silver 2012 Oberhof KK persecution gold 2013 Altenberg KK mass start gold 2013 Altenberg KK relay gold 2013 Altenberg LG season silver 2013 Altenberg LG Sprint gold 2014 Clausthal-Zellerfeld KK mass start gold 2014 Clausthal-Zellerfeld KK relay silver 2014 Clausthal-Zellerfeld KK sprint silver 2014 Clausthal-Zellerfeld LG Sprint silver 2014 Clausthal-Zellerfeld LG season gold 2015 Bayerisch-Eisenstein KK sprint gold 2015 Bayerisch-Eisenstein KK mass start gold 2015 Bayerisch-Eisenstein LG mass start gold 2015 Bayerisch-Eisenstein KK relay gold 2015 Munich Target Sprint Mixed Team bronze 2015 Munich Target Sprint Individual silver 2015 Bayerisch-Eisenstein LG Sprint silver 2015 Bayerisch-Eisenstein LG season silver 2016 Altenberg KK sprint silver 2016 Altenberg KK mass start silver 2016 Altenberg KK relay silver 2016 Munich Target Sprint Mixed Team bronze 2016 Munich Target Sprint Individual gold 2017 Altenberg KK mass start gold 2017 Altenberg LG mass start gold 2017 Altenberg LG season silver 2017 Altenberg KK sprint silver 2017 Altenberg KK relay
World Cup balance
last change: September 17, 2018

Judith Wagner (born September 30, 1987 ) is a German summer biathlete in the cross-country discipline. She became European sprint champion in 2013 and is multiple German champion .

Career

Judith Wagner lives in Starzach and starts for the local SSV Starzach where she is trained by her father Dieter Wagner . Since 2016 she has been chief commissioner at the criminal police in Baden-Württemberg. Initially, she competed in athletics, especially long-distance running, but switched to summer biathlon in 2002. Here the Junior World Championships 2006 in Ufa became their most important sporting event. She reached eleventh in the sprint, 13th in the pursuit and was sixth with the mixed relay.
Wagner made her international debut at a major event in the performance sector at the Summer Biathlon European Championships 2007 in Tysovec, where she was fifth in the relay. The following year she started at the 2008 Summer Biathlon World Championships in Haute-Maurienne , where she was ninth in the sprint and tenth in the pursuit race. The performances at the Summer Biathlon European Championships 2009 in Nové Město na Moravě were inconsistent. While she was only 25th in the sprint, she was able to reach eighth place in the mass start.

Judith Wagner (111) at the Starzachlauf 2011

At the World Championships in Oberhof , Wagner was 18th in the sprint and 13th in the pursuit. With third place in the sprint behind Veronika Hořejší and Miroslava Špácová and second behind Hořejší in the mass start, Wagner was also able to achieve her best results in the IBU Summer Cup 2009 in this competition series. At the German Championships in Summer Biathlon 2009, Judith Wagner won all three possible titles with the small bore rifle and also won the relay bronze in the air rifle competition with the team from Württemberg. In June 2009 she was first at the summer biathlon in Clausthal-Zellerfeld in the mass start.

At the Summer Biathlon European Championships 2011 in Martell she came fourth in the individual ranking. At the German Championships 2011 in Bayerisch-Eisenstein , Wagner was the most successful female athlete with four titles. She won the sprint with the air rifle , the small-caliber sprint, the small-caliber mass start and the small-caliber women's relay of the Württemberg Rifle Association. On November 20, 2011, Judith Wagner became German runner-up in cross-country skiing over 6700 m at the 2011 German Cross-Country Championships. At the 2012 Summer Biathlon European Championships in Osrblie , Slovakia , she was tenth in the pursuit over 5 km, in the sprint she won the bronze medal and in the mixed relay she was fifth.

In August 2013 Wagner became European champion in summer biathlon in Haanja ( Estonia ) . This is the first gold medal for Germany since the introduction of the Summer Biathlon European Championships in 2004. She also won the bronze medal in the cross relay and the silver medal in the pursuit race. This makes her the most successful German summer biathlete so far internationally.

At the first ISSF World Championships in the Target Sprint 2017 in Suhl, Wagner and her relay partner Marcel Wagner became vice world champion in the mixed relay. In the individual she came in 6th.

Web links

Commons : Judith Wagner  - collection of pictures, videos and audio files

• Judith Wagner in the IBU database (English)
• Profile on the website of the German Shooting Federation
• Interview at biathlon-online.de

Individual evidence

1. ↑ Südwestpresse from June 2009l  ( 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.  
2. ^ Die-Starzacherin-gets-four-gold medals
3. ↑ german-police-championship-2011-im-crosslauf ( memento from August 1st, 2012 in the web archive archive.today )
4. ↑ ssvstarzach.starzachweb.Retrieved August 9, 2013