Youth trains for Olympics & Paralympics / tennis

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The national final of the school competition youth trains for the Olympics & Paralympics in the tennis discipline takes place as part of the autumn finals, usually in mid-October.

Competition mode

There will be one tournament each for girls and boys in competition class III (12 to 14 years). The state winners of the 16 federal states are entitled to start. State competitions are also held in competition classes I, II and IV, but they do not lead to a federal final.

The tournament is held as a team competition with four singles and two doubles, with each victory being awarded one point for the respective team. In the event of a tie (3: 3), the decision on the winner is made first according to the number of sets won, then according to the number of games won and finally according to the winner of the 2nd double.

A team, including a substitute player, consists of a maximum of six players, five of whom must be used during a competition. The list is based on the ranking list of the German Tennis Federation , provided that the students are listed in ranking lists.

Sponsorship

Anna-Lena Grönefeld and Rainer Schüttler are sponsors of the national competition .

Medalist WK III (boys)

year gold silver bronze
2005 Humboldt School Hanover Gymnasium on the Karthaus Koblenz Gutenberg School Wiesbaden
2006 Humboldt School Hanover Heinrich-Heine-Gymnasium Kaiserslautern Isar-Gymnasium Munich
2007 Carl Friedrich Gauß School in Hemmingen Gymnasium on the Karthaus Koblenz Isar-Gymnasium Munich
2008 Poelchau High School Berlin Gymnasium on the Karthaus Koblenz Gymnasium am Rotenbühl Saarbrücken
2009 Carl Friedrich Gauß School in Hemmingen Lise-Meitner-Gymnasium Grenzach-Wyhlen Heinrich Böll High School Berlin
2010 Poelchau High School Berlin Ratsgymnasium Rotenburg (Wümme) Otto-von-Taube-Gymnasium Gauting
2011 Poelchau High School Berlin Gymnasium am Rotenbühl Saarbrücken Carl Friedrich Gauß School in Hemmingen
2012 Gymnasium am Rotenbühl Saarbrücken Carl Friedrich Gauß School in Hemmingen Heinrich Böll High School Berlin
2013 Walter Klingenbeck School Taufkirchen Gymnasium on the Karthaus Koblenz Gymnasium am Rotenbühl Saarbrücken
2014 Gymnasium am Rotenbühl Saarbrücken Carl Friedrich Gauß School in Hemmingen Friedrich August Genth School in Wächtersbach
2015 Gymnasium am Rotenbühl Saarbrücken Heinrich-Heine-Gymnasium Kaiserslautern Ricarda Huch School Dreieich
2016 Otto Hahn Gymnasium Ludwigsburg Gymnasium am Rotenbühl Saarbrücken Heidberg High School in Hamburg
2017 Otto Hahn Gymnasium Ludwigsburg High school Schillerschule Hanover Heinrich Böll High School Berlin
2018 Helene-Lange-Gymnasium Hamburg Heinrich Böll High School Berlin Paul-Klee-Gymnasium Gersthofen
2019 Otto Hahn Gymnasium Ludwigsburg Ernst Mach Gymnasium Haar Schadow-Gymnasium Berlin

Medalist WK III (girls)

year gold silver bronze
2005 Humboldt School Hanover Poelchau High School Berlin Gutenberg School Wiesbaden
2006 Poelchau High School Berlin Heinrich-Heine-Gymnasium Kaiserslautern Episcopal Gymnasium St. Ursula Geilenkirchen
2007 Heinrich-Heine-Gymnasium Kaiserslautern Episcopal Gymnasium St. Ursula Geilenkirchen Poelchau High School Berlin
2008 School and competitive sports center Berlin Heinrich-Heine-Gymnasium Kaiserslautern Robert-Mayer-Gymnasium Heilbronn
2009 Carl Friedrich Gauß School in Hemmingen Heinrich Böll High School Berlin Heinrich-Heine-Gymnasium Kaiserslautern
2010 Heinrich-Heine-Gymnasium Kaiserslautern Gabelsberger Gymnasium Mainburg Heinrich Böll High School Berlin
2011 Otto Hahn Gymnasium Karlsruhe Nieder-Olm high school Gymnasium am Rotenbühl Saarbrücken
2012 Carl Friedrich Gauß School in Hemmingen Otto Hahn Gymnasium Karlsruhe Poelchau High School Berlin
2013 Carl Friedrich Gauß School in Hemmingen Poelchau High School Berlin Gymnasium am Rotenbühl Saarbrücken
2014 Carl Friedrich Gauß School in Hemmingen Poelchau High School Berlin Otto Hahn Gymnasium Karlsruhe
2015 Merz School Stuttgart Otto Hahn Gymnasium Karlsruhe Gymnasium am Rotenbühl Saarbrücken
2016 Carl Friedrich Gauß School in Hemmingen Ernst-Kalkuhl-Gymnasium Bonn Otto Hahn Gymnasium Karlsruhe
2017 Carl Friedrich Gauß School in Hemmingen Wentorf high school Albert Einstein School Schwalbach am Taunus
2018 Carl Friedrich Gauß School in Hemmingen Otto Hahn Gymnasium Ludwigsburg Heinrich-Heine-Gymnasium Kaiserslautern
2019 District school Alter Teichweg Hamburg Otto Hahn Gymnasium Ludwigsburg Carl Friedrich Gauß School in Hemmingen

Individual evidence

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  3. ↑ Tennis - General Provisions. § 2. In: Youth trains for the Olympics. German School Sports Foundation , accessed on February 14, 2016 .
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  7. ↑ a b Tennis - Results 2007. (PDF) In: Youth trains for the Olympics. Sport-Pol-Online.de, accessed on February 14, 2016 .
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  14. ↑ a b Tennis - National Final Tennis 2014. (PDF) In: Youth trains for the Olympics. Sport-Pol-Online.de, accessed on February 14, 2016 .
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  17. ↑ a b Results Tennis Federal Finals Youth trained for the Olympics 2017. (PDF) In: Youth trained for the Olympics. Sport-Pol-Online.de, accessed on February 27, 2020 (German).
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