Youth trains for Olympics & Paralympics / Hockey

The national hockey final of the youth training for the Olympics & Paralympics school competition takes place as part of the autumn finals, usually in mid-October. There is one tournament each for girls and boys in competition class III (12-14 years). The state winners of the 16 federal states are entitled to start . After a trial run in Heidelberg in 1976, hockey is an integral part of JTFO.

The previous national winners in the two hockey tournaments:

National winner hockey

year	girl	Boys
1976	English Institute (Heidelberg)	English Institute (Heidelberg)
1977	Albert Schweitzer High School (Hamburg)	Grammar school at Moltkeplatz (Krefeld)
1978	Albert Schweitzer High School (Hamburg)	Grammar school at Moltkeplatz (Krefeld)
1979	Kaiser Wilhelm High School (Hanover)	Schadow High School (Berlin)
1980	Mataré high school (Meerbusch)	Gymnasium Raabeschule (Braunschweig)
1981	Werner Heisenberg School (Leverkusen)	Scholars' School of the Johanneum (Hamburg)
1982	Gutenberg High School (Wiesbaden)	Scholars' School of the Johanneum (Hamburg)
1983	Schadow High School (Berlin)	English Institute (Heidelberg)
1984	Scholars' School of the Johanneum (Hamburg)	Helmholtz High School (Essen)
1985	Hochrad high school (Hamburg)	Dreikönigsgymnasium (Cologne)
1986	Hochrad high school (Hamburg)	Karolinen High School (Frankenthal)
1987	Kaiser Wilhelm High School (Hanover)	Luisenschule (Mülheim)
1988	Goethe School (Essen)	Scholars' School of the Johanneum (Hamburg)
1989	Schadow High School (Berlin)	Economic high school (Bremen)
1990	Schadow High School (Berlin)	Immanuel Kant School (Rüsselsheim)
1991	Schadow High School (Berlin)	Quirinus High School (Neuss)
1992	High School Steglitz (Berlin)	Otto Pankok School (Mülheim)
1993	Schillerschule (Frankfurt)	Otto Pankok School (Mülheim)
1994	Dilthey School (Wiesbaden)	Otto Pankok School (Mülheim)
1995	Wilhelm High School (Hamburg)	Immanuel Kant School (Rüsselsheim)
1996	Dilthey School (Wiesbaden)	Broich high school (Mülheim)
1997	Hochrad high school (Hamburg)	Hochrad high school (Hamburg)
1998	Cecilien High School (Düsseldorf)	Werner-Heisenberg-Gymnasium (Bad Dürkheim)
1999	Hochrad high school (Hamburg)	Quirinus High School (Neuss)
2000	Melanchthon-Gymnasium (Nuremberg)	Quirinus High School (Neuss)
2001	Sports high school (Leipzig)	Wilma Rudolph High School (Berlin)
2002	Elsa Brändström School (Hanover)	Scholars' School of the Johanneum (Hamburg)
2003	Hans-Sachs-Gymnasium (Nuremberg)	Wilma Rudolph High School (Berlin)
2004	Marienberg High School (Neuss)	Wilma Rudolph High School (Berlin)
2005	Schadow High School (Berlin)	Ludwigsgymnasium (Köthen)
2006	Schadow High School (Berlin)	Broich high school (Mülheim)
2007	Landfermann High School (Duisburg)	Carl-von-Ossietzky-Gymnasium (Hamburg)
2008	Kaiser Wilhelm and Ratsgymnasiums (Hanover)	Ecumenical Gymnasium (Bremen)
2009	Karolinen High School (Rosenheim)	Ecumenical Gymnasium (Bremen)
2010	Karolinen High School (Rosenheim)	Luisenschule (Mülheim)
2011	Luisenschule (Mülheim)	Karolinen High School (Frankenthal)
2012	Luisenschule (Mülheim)	Grammar school at Moltkeplatz (Krefeld)
2013	Karl Rehbein School (Hanau)	Grammar school at Moltkeplatz (Krefeld)
2014	Luisenschule (Mülheim)	Bertolt Brecht School (Nuremberg)
2015	Grammar school at Moltkeplatz (Krefeld)	Broich high school (Mülheim)
2016	Karl Rehbein School (Hanau)	Hochrad high school (Hamburg)
2017	Martino-Katharineum (Braunschweig)	Lessing-Gymnasium (Frankfurt a. M.)
2018	Secondary school on Ronzelenstrasse (Bremen)	Humboldt High School (Düsseldorf)
2019	Secondary school on Ronzelenstrasse (Bremen)	Gymnasium North Munich (Munich)

1. ↑ www.hockeyplatz.de School hockey → JTFO. Retrieved September 25, 2019 .