Juliane Schenk
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Juliane Schenk 2012
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Nickname: | July |
Country: | Germany |
Date of birth: | November 26, 1982 |
Place of birth: | Krefeld , Germany |
Size: | 171 cm |
Weight: | 65 kg |
Playing hand: | Right |
BWF ID: | 13475 |
BWF profile |
Juliane Schenk (born November 26, 1982 in Krefeld ) is a German badminton player . She worked as a sports soldier in the Bundeswehr until mid-2013 . She ended her international career in March 2014.
Athletic career
Juliane Schenk began her sporting career in Krefeld at the Hülser sports club , for which she also achieved her first national successes. In 1997 she became German champion in women's doubles and vice champion in mixed in the U14 age group. Two years later she won the women's doubles title again, but this time in the U17 together with Carina Mette . Meanwhile starting for the SC Union 08 Lüdinghausen in the U19, she again won the doubles title with Mette in the following two years.
In Lüdinghausen she played one year in the regional league, two years in the 2nd Bundesliga and from 2002 in the 1st Bundesliga. She has been playing for SG EBT Berlin since 2005, but won two German championship titles in women's doubles for adults in 2004 and 2005 for Lüdinghausen. In the following two years she completed her series of four championship titles in a row.
By reaching the semi-finals at the individual European championships, Juliane Schenk qualified for participation in the women's singles at the 2008 Olympic Games in China. In the first round, Schenk met Maria Kristin Yulianti from Indonesia, who was able to prevail against the German in three sets.
After she won the German women's singles championship in 2009, 2010 and 2011, she was unable to defend her title in 2012 due to health problems.
In 2012 she won the gold medal at the European team championships with the German women's national team. In the same year she was placed in the top 5 in the women's singles for the first time.
In 2013 Juliane Schenk did not take part in the German Championships because she had received an invitation to participate in the Djarum Superliga 2013 in Indonesia.
On May 31, 2013 Juliane Schenk announced that she would be leaving the national team at the end of the year. Four days later, the DBV excluded her from the national squad with immediate effect. On June 15, Schenk reached the final of the Indonesia Open , in which she was defeated in three sets on June 16 by Li Xuerui from the People's Republic of China . The following week, Juliane Schenk was number 2 in the world rankings in the women's singles. On July 16, 2013, the SG Empor Brandenburger Tor 1952 published the news that Juliane Schenk had canceled her participation in the upcoming 2013/2014 Bundesliga season.
societies
- - 1998: Hülser Sports Club (Krefeld)
- 1999–2004: SC Union 08 Lüdinghausen (one year Regional League, two years 2nd Bundesliga and from 2002 1st Bundesliga)
- 2005–2013: SG Empor Brandenburger Tor 1952
Sporting successes
Partner in women's doubles
Surname | nationality | Year (s) |
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Nicole Grether | Germany | 2002-2007 |
Birgit Michels | Germany | 2012 |
Johanna Goliszewski | Germany | 2012 |
Lotte Bruil | Netherlands | 2012 |
German championships
year | event | discipline | Result |
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1998 | German junior championship | Women's doubles U15 | Winner |
1999 | German junior championship | Women's doubles U17 | Winner |
2000 | German junior championship | Women's doubles U19 | Winner |
2001 | German junior championship | Women's doubles U19 | Winner |
2001 | German championship | Ladies doubles | third place |
2002 | German championship | Ladies singles | third place |
2002 | German championship | Ladies doubles | third place |
2003 | German championship | Ladies singles | third place |
2003 | German championship | Ladies doubles | Finalist |
2004 | German championship | Ladies doubles | Winner |
2005 | German championship | Ladies singles | Finalist |
2005 | German championship | Ladies doubles | Winner |
2006 | German championship | Ladies singles | third place |
2006 | German championship | Ladies doubles | Winner |
2007 | German championship | Ladies singles | Finalist |
2007 | German championship | Ladies doubles | Winner |
2008 | German championship | Ladies singles | Finalist |
2009 | German championship | Ladies singles | Winner |
2010 | German championship | Ladies singles | Winner |
2011 | German championship | Ladies singles | Winner |
2011 | German championship | mixed double | third place |
European championships
year | venue | event | discipline | Result |
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Junior European Championships | ||||
2001 | Spała | Mixed team | Winner | |
2001 | Spała | Women's singles U19 | Winner | |
European championships | ||||
2002 | Malmo | Ladies singles | 1/16 | |
2002 | Malmo | Ladies doubles | 1/32 | |
2004 | Geneva | Ladies singles | Quarter finalist | |
2004 | Geneva | Ladies doubles | third place | |
2006 | the Bosch | Ladies singles | third place | |
2006 | the Bosch | Ladies doubles | Finalist | |
2008 | Herning | Ladies singles | third place | |
2010 | Manchester | Ladies singles | Finalist | |
2012 | Karlskrona | Ladies singles | Finalist | |
European Women's National Team Championships | ||||
2006 | Thessaloniki | Women's team | third place | |
2008 | Almere | Women's team | third place | |
2010 | Warsaw | Women's team | third place | |
2012 | Amsterdam | Women's team | Winner | |
European mixed national team championship | ||||
2004 | Geneva | Mixed team | third place | |
2006 | the Bosch | Mixed team | Fourth | |
2008 | Herning | Mixed team | fifth | |
2009 | Liverpool | Mixed team | 1/8 | |
2011 | Amsterdam | Mixed team | Finalist | |
2013 | Ramenskoe | Mixed team | Winner |
World championships
year | venue | event | discipline | Result |
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2001 | Seville | World Championship | Ladies doubles | 1/32 |
2001 | Seville | World Championship | Ladies singles | 1/64 |
2003 | Birmingham | World Championship | Ladies doubles | 1/16 |
2003 | Birmingham | World Championship | Ladies singles | 1/32 |
2005 | Anaheim | World Championship | Ladies doubles | 1/64 |
2005 | Anaheim | World Championship | Ladies singles | 1/16 |
2007 | Kuala Lumpur | World Championship | Ladies doubles | 1/16 |
2007 | Kuala Lumpur | World Championship | Ladies singles | 1/32 |
2009 | Hyderabad | World Championship | Ladies singles | Quarter finalist |
2010 | Paris | World Championship | Ladies singles | 1/16 |
2011 | London | World Championship | Ladies singles | third place |
Olympic games
year | venue | event | discipline | Result |
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2004 | Athens | Olympic games | Ladies singles | 1 round |
2004 | Athens | Olympic games | Ladies doubles | Round of 16 |
2008 | Beijing | Olympic games | Ladies singles | 1 round |
2012 | London | Olympic games | Ladies singles | Round of 16 |
Uber Cup
year | venue | event | discipline | Result |
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2004 | Indonesia , Jakarta | Uber Cup 2008 | Women's team | Group winner (promotion to group 1) |
2006 | Japan , Sendai and Tokyo | Uber Cup 2006 | Women's team | third place |
2008 | Indonesia , Jakarta | Uber Cup 2008 | Women's team | third place |
2010 | Malaysia , Kuala Lumpur | Uber Cup 2010 | Women's team | Eliminated in the preliminary round |
European Circuit Final
year | event | discipline | Result |
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2008 | Badminton Europe Circuit Finals | Ladies singles | Winner |
2009 | Circuit Finals 2009 | Ladies singles | Finalist |
Other international competitions
year | event | discipline | Result |
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2000 | Austrian International 2000 | Ladies singles | third place |
2002 | Portugal International 2002 | Ladies singles | third place |
2002 | Dutch International 2002 | Ladies singles | third place |
2002 | Dutch International 2002 | Ladies doubles | Winner |
2002 | Scottish Open 2002 | Ladies doubles | Finalist |
2002 | Irish Open 2002 | Ladies singles | third place |
2002 | Irish Open 2002 | Ladies doubles | Finalist |
2003 | Portugal International 2003 | Ladies singles | third place |
2003 | Korea Open 2003 | Ladies doubles | third place |
2003 | Mauritius International 2003 | Ladies doubles | Winner |
2003 | Spanish International 2003 | Ladies doubles | third place |
2003 | South Africa International 2003 | Ladies doubles | third place |
2003 | Scottish Open 2003 | Ladies singles | third place |
2003 | Scottish Open 2003 | Ladies doubles | Finalist |
2003 | Badminton Open Saarbrücken | Ladies doubles | Winner |
2003 | Irish Open | Ladies doubles | Winner |
2004 | Portuguese Open | Ladies singles | third place |
2004 | Portuguese Open | Ladies doubles | third place |
2004 | Dutch International 2004 | Ladies doubles | third place |
2004 | Denmark Open | Ladies singles | Quarter finalist |
2005 | Dutch International | Ladies singles | third place |
2005 | Dutch International | Ladies doubles | Winner |
2005 | Belgian International | Ladies singles | Finalist |
2005 | Belgian International | Ladies doubles | Winner |
2005 | Thessaloniki World Grand Prix 2005 | Ladies singles | Finalist |
2005 | Thessaloniki World Grand Prix 2005 | Ladies doubles | third place |
2005 | Badminton Open Saarbrücken 2005 | Ladies doubles | Winner |
2005 | Norwegian International 2005 | Ladies singles | Winner |
2005 | Norwegian International 2005 | Ladies doubles | Winner |
2005 | Irish International | Ladies singles | Finalist |
2006 | Swiss Open | Ladies singles | - |
2006 | Austrian International | Ladies singles | Winner |
2006 | Dutch International 2006 | Ladies doubles | Winner |
2007 | German Open | Ladies singles | Quarter finalists |
2007 | Finnish International Championships | Ladies singles | Finalist |
2007 | Spanish Open | Ladies singles | Winner |
2007 | Spanish Open | Ladies doubles | Winner |
2007 | Le Volant d'Or de Toulouse - Blagnac (Inter, Challenge) | Ladies doubles | Quarter finalist |
2007 | Thailand Open (GP Gold) | Ladies singles | Quarter finalist |
2007 | Thailand Open (GP Gold) | Ladies doubles | Quarter finalist |
2007 | Philippine Open | Ladies singles | Semi-finalist |
2007 | Turkey International | Ladies doubles | Winner |
2007 | Turkey International | Ladies singles | Winner |
2007 | Taipei Open | Ladies doubles | Quarter finalist |
2007 | Taipei Open | Ladies singles | Quarter finalist |
2007 | Saarloxlux Open | Ladies doubles | Quarter finalist |
2007 | Saarloxlux Open | Ladies singles | Finalist |
2007 | Dutch Open Grand Prix | Ladies singles | third place |
2007 | Norwegian International | Ladies singles | Winner |
2007 | Norwegian International | Ladies doubles | Quarter finalist |
2007 | Italy International | Ladies singles | Winner |
2008 | Korea Open | Ladies singles | Quarter finalist |
2008 | Yonex German Open | Ladies singles | third place |
2008 | Polish Open | Ladies singles | Winner |
2008 | Victor Dutch International 2008 | Ladies singles | Quarter finalist |
2008 | White Nights | Ladies singles | Finalist |
2008 | Belgian International 2008 | Ladies singles | Winner |
2008 | Badminton Open Saarbrücken 2008 | Ladies singles | third place |
2008 | VIII Italian International 2008 | Ladies singles | Winner |
2009 | Austrian International | Ladies singles | Winner |
2009 | Wilson Badminton Swiss Open | Ladies singles | Quarter finalist |
2009 | Finnish International | Ladies singles | Winner |
2009 | Dutch International | Ladies singles | Winner |
2009 | Yonex Sunrise Malaysia Open Grand Prix Gold 2009 | Ladies singles | Quarter finalist |
2009 | Macau Grand Prix Gold 2009 | Ladies singles | third place |
2009 | Badminton Open Saarbrücken 2009 | Ladies singles | Winner |
2009 | Norwegian International Championships 2009 | Ladies singles | Winner |
2010 | Yonex German Open | Ladies singles | Finalist |
2010 | Yonex All England Open | Ladies singles | Quarter finalist |
2010 | Swiss Open | Ladies singles | Quarter finalist |
2010 | Dutch Open | Ladies singles | Winner |
2010 | Spanish International | Ladies singles | Winner |
2010 | Canadia Open | Ladies singles | Winner |
2010 | US Open Grand Prix Gold | Ladies singles | third place |
2010 | Belgian International | Ladies singles | Winner |
2010 | Yonex Hong Kong Open | Ladies singles | third place |
2011 | Malaysia Open | Ladies singles | Quarter finalist |
2011 | Yonex German Open | Ladies singles | Quarter finalist |
2011 | Yonex All England Open | Ladies singles | Quarter finalist |
2011 | Swiss Open | Ladies singles | third place |
2011 | Morocco International Open | Ladies singles | Finalist |
2011 | Thailand Open | Ladies singles | Quarter finalist |
2011 | Singapore Open | Ladies singles | Quarter finalist |
2011 | Indonesia Open | Ladies singles | Quarter finalist |
2011 | Li Ning China Masters | Ladies singles | Quarter finalist |
2011 | Japan Open | Ladies singles | Finalist |
2011 | French Open | Ladies singles | Quarter finalist |
2011 | Badminton Open Saarbrücken | Ladies singles | third place |
2012 | Korea Open | Ladies singles | Quarter finalist |
2012 | Malaysia Open | Ladies singles | Quarter finalist |
2012 | German Open | Ladies singles | Finalist |
2012 | Swiss Open | Ladies singles | Quarter finalist |
2012 | India Open | Ladies singles | Finalist |
2012 | Indonesia Open | Ladies singles | Quarter finalist |
2012 | Singapore Open | Ladies singles | Winner |
2012 | Denmark Open | Ladies singles | Finalist |
2012 | French Open | Ladies singles | third place |
2012 | Badminton Open Saarbrücken | Ladies singles | Winner |
2012 | China Open | Ladies singles | third place |
2012 | Hong Kong Open | Ladies singles | third place |
2013 | Indonesia Open | Ladies singles | Finalist |
Web links
- Homepage of Juliane Schenk
- Juliane Schenk on Badminton.de
- Pictures by Juliane Schenk on Badmintonfotos.de ( Memento from March 11, 2007 in the Internet Archive )
Individual evidence
- ↑ Claudia Pauli: Juliane Schenk for the first time number four in the world . badminton.de. 2012. Archived from the original on November 11, 2012. Retrieved on November 8, 2012.
- ↑ Claudia Pauli / PM / Red: The reason for Schenk's DM rejection . badzine.de. 2013. Archived from the original on October 29, 2014. Retrieved on February 3, 2013.
- ↑ Editor / SF: Resignation! Schenk no longer wants . badzine.de. 2013. Archived from the original on October 29, 2014. Retrieved June 2, 2013.
- ^ Claudia Pauli: DBV ends collaboration with Juliane Schenk. (PDF 187 kB) Deutscher Badminton Verband eV, June 3, 2013, accessed on March 14, 2019 .
- ↑ Marcus Köster: Juliane Schenk cancels the Bundesliga too . ebt-badminton.de. 2013. Retrieved July 16, 2013.
personal data | |
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SURNAME | Schenk, Juliane |
BRIEF DESCRIPTION | German badminton player |
DATE OF BIRTH | November 26, 1982 |
PLACE OF BIRTH | Krefeld |