Lars Hielscher

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Lars Hielscher Table tennis player
Nation: GermanyGermany Germany
Date of birth: May 9, 1979
Place of birth: Hanover
Playing hand: Right handed
How to play: Shakehand
Best world ranking : 45 (April 2005)

Lars Hielscher (born May 9, 1979 in Hanover ) is a former German table tennis player . He was six times German champion in men's doubles and won the bronze medal in men's doubles at the European Championships in 2000 with Thomas Keinath . In 2002 he became vice European champion with the German national team.

Career

Initially, Hielscher dedicated himself to tennis, where he won a district champion title at the age of five. At the age of seven he discovered table tennis at the TTC Bredenbeck . After initial success, he moved to TTC Helga Hannover in 1990 . He first came to TTC Jülich in 1999 via the stations VfL Hameln (from 1992) and Eintracht Leer (from 1996) , which he left in 2001 for Borussia Düsseldorf . After winning the German team championship with Düsseldorf, Hielscher moved back to Jülich in 2003. From 2007 to 2011 he played for Werder Bremen in the DTTL .

Hielscher took part in several European and world championships as well as (in doubles) in the 2004 Olympic Games . When he was officially retired from the national team in March 2016, he had completed 22 international matches.

At the beginning of 2000, Hielscher was awarded the Swaythling Club International's fair play prize, because at the German Championship 2000 in Magdeburg in the game against Fabian Moritz at 19:20 he reported an edge ball from the opponent that the referee had overlooked.

In 2010, Hielscher won the title at the German championships in doubles for the first time together with Bastian Steger. After a 2010/11 season marked by injuries, he left his long-term club Werder Bremen for TTC Ruhrstadt Herne . When he withdrew his team from the Bundesliga during the 2012/13 season, Hielscher moved to Post SV Mühlhausen .

In 2013 he started training as a trainer and helps out as a DTTB assistant trainer if necessary. After the 2016/17 season he ended his professional career, switched to the third division club SV Union Velbert and started working as a coach at the DTTZ .

successes

  • Winner of the Brasil Open 2011 in men's doubles (with Bastian Steger )
  • Vice European Champion with the men's team: 2002
  • Third of the European Championships in men's doubles: 2000 (with Thomas Keinath )
  • German men's team champion: 2003 (with Borussia Düsseldorf )
  • German champion in men's doubles: 1999 (with Timo Boll ), 2002 (with Torben Wosik ), 2006, 2011, 2012, 2014 (with Bastian Steger )
  • German runner-up in men's singles: 2004
  • German runner-up in men's doubles: 2000 (with David Daus ), 2001 (with Jörg Roßkopf )
  • German runner-up in mixed doubles: 2000 (with Judith Hanselka )
  • Third in the German championships in men's singles: 2005, 2008
  • Third in the German championships in men's doubles: 2004 (with Thomas Theissmann ), 2005 (with Jörg Roßkopf )
  • Winners national ranking tournament of Men: 2004
  • Third national ranking tournament for men: 2003, 2005
  • North German champion in men's singles: 1997, 1998, 1999
  • North German champion in men's doubles: 1999 (with Sven Hielscher )
  • North German champion in mixed doubles: 1997 (with Melanie Wenzel ), 1998 (with Nicole Delle )
  • West German champion in men's singles: 2000, 2002, 2004, 2005
  • West German champion in men's doubles: 2000 (with Li Yuxiang ), 2002, 2003 and 2005 (with Bastian Steger ), 2006 (with David Daus )
  • Lower Saxony champion in men's singles: 1997
  • Lower Saxony champion in men's doubles: 1999 (with Sven Hielscher )
  • Lower Saxony champion in mixed doubles: 1995 (with Melanie Wenzel ), 1999 (with Nicole Delle )
  • German champion in junior singles: 1998, 1999, 2000
  • German champion in junior doubles: 1999 (with Markus Lietzau )
  • German Junior Mixed Champion: 1999 (with Nadine Bollmeier )
  • German runner-up in junior singles: 1997
  • German runner-up in junior doubles: 2000 (with Thomas Brosig )
  • German runner-up in junior mixed: 1998 (with Nicole Delle )
  • Third in the German championships in junior doubles: 1998 (with Sven Hielscher )
  • European champion with the boys team: 1995, 1996
  • Third of the European Championships in the student doubles: 1993 (with Benjamin Gerold )
  • German champion in boys singles: 1995, 1996
  • German runner-up in boys' doubles: 1996 (with Markus Lietzau )
  • Third in the German championships in boys' doubles: 1994 (with Benjamin Gerold )
  • Third in the German Championships in mixed youth: 1995 (with Melanie Wenzel )
  • North German champion in boys' doubles: 1995 (with Markus Lietzau )
  • North German champion in youth mixed: 1993, 1995 (each with Melanie Wenzel )
  • German champion in student doubles: 1993 (with Benjamin Gerold )
  • German master in mixed pupils: 1993 (with Melanie Wenzel )
  • Third of the German championships in student doubles: 1992 (with Thomas Schröder )
  • North German master in student singles: 1992
  • North German master in student doubles: 1992 (with Jan Hoppenworth )
  • North German master in student mixed: 1992 (with Melanie Wenzel )

Private

Lars Hielscher attended grammar school and graduated from high school. His brother Sven (born May 8, 1977) played with him in 1996 in the 2nd Bundesliga team of Eintracht Leer. Lars Hielscher has been married since mid-2018.

Results from the ITTF database

Association event year place country singles Double Mixed team
GER European Championship 2003 Courmayeur ITA Quarter finals
GER European Championship 2002 Zagreb HRV 2
GER European Championship 2000 Bremen GER Semifinals
GER European Youth Championship (Juniors) 1996 Frydek-Mistek CZE 1
GER European Youth Championship (Juniors) 1995 The hague NED 1
GER Olympic games 2004 Athens GRE last 32
GER Pro tour 2013 Olomouc CZE last 32
GER Pro tour 2013 catfish AUT last 64
GER Pro tour 2012 Poznań POLE last 32
GER Pro tour 2012 Velenje SLO last 64
GER Pro tour 2011 Stockholm SWE last 64
GER Pro tour 2011 Rio de Janeiro BRA last 32 gold
GER Pro tour 2010 New Delhi IND last 16 last 16
GER Pro tour 2010 Velenje SVN last 64
GER Pro tour 2009 Sheffield CLOSELY last 64
GER Pro tour 2009 Wakayama JPN last 32 Quarter finals
GER Pro tour 2009 Su Zhou CHN last 32 Semifinals
GER Pro tour 2009 Bremen GER last 64 last 16
GER Pro tour 2009 Doha QAT last 64 last 16
GER Pro tour 2009 Frederikshavn THE last 64
GER Pro tour 2009 Frederikshavn THE last 16
GER Pro tour 2008 Warsaw POLE last 64 Quarter finals
GER Pro tour 2008 Berlin GER last 16
GER Pro tour 2008 Salzburg AUT last 64 5
GER Pro tour 2008 Singapore SIN last 64
GER Pro tour 2008 Daejeon COR last 64 last 16
GER Pro tour 2008 Velenje SVN last 64
GER Pro tour 2006 Jeonju COR last 32 silver
GER Pro tour 2006 Kuwait City KUW last 32
GER Pro tour 2006 Doha QAT last 32
GER Pro tour 2005 Gothenburg SWE last 32 last 16
GER Pro tour 2005 Magdeburg GER last 64
GER Pro tour 2005 Yokohama JPN last 64 last 16
GER Pro tour 2005 Shenzhen CHN last 32
GER Pro tour 2005 Doha QAT Quarter finals Quarter finals
GER Pro tour 2005 Zagreb HRV last 32
GER Pro tour 2004 catfish AUT last 16
GER Pro tour 2004 Leipzig GER last 64
GER Pro tour 2004 Aarhus THE last 32 Quarter finals
GER Pro tour 2004 Warsaw POLE last 32 Quarter finals
GER Pro tour 2004 Kobe JPN last 32 last 16
GER Pro tour 2004 Changchun CHN last 32 last 16
GER Pro tour 2004 Pyeongchang COR last 32 last 16
GER Pro tour 2004 Cairo EGY last 16 Semifinals
GER Pro tour 2004 Athens GRE last 64
GER Pro tour 2004 Croatia HRV last 16 last 16
GER Pro tour 2003 Malmo SWE last 16
GER Pro tour 2003 Aarhus THE last 64 last 16
GER Pro tour 2003 Kobe JPN last 64
GER Pro tour 2003 Guangzhou CHN last 32
GER Pro tour 2003 Croatia HRV last 64
GER Pro tour 2002 Farum THE last 32 last 16
GER Pro tour 2002 Warsaw POLE last 32 last 16
GER Pro tour 2002 Eindhoven NED last 32 last 16
GER Pro tour 2002 Fort Lauderdale United States last 64
GER Pro tour 2002 Courmayeur ITA last 32 silver
GER Pro tour 2002 catfish AUT last 64 last 16
GER Pro tour 2001 Farum THE last 32 Scratched
GER Pro tour 2001 Skovde SWE last 16
GER Pro tour 2001 Rotterdam NED last 64 Semifinals
GER Pro tour 2001 Bayreuth GER last 64 Semifinals
GER Pro tour 2001 Yokohama JPN last 16 last 16
GER Pro tour 2001 Seoul COR last 32 last 16
GER Pro tour 2001 Zagreb HRV last 64 Rd 1
GER Pro tour 2001 Chatham CLOSELY Semifinals
GER Pro tour 2000 Farum THE last 32 Quarter finals
GER Pro tour 2000 Umeå SWE last 16
GER Pro tour 2000 Toulouse FRA Rd 1 last 16
GER Pro tour 2000 Chang Chun City CHN last 32 last 16
GER Pro tour 1999 Lievin FRA last 16
GER Pro tour 1999 Bremen GER last 16
GER Pro tour 1999 Guilin CHN last 16 Quarter finals
GER Pro tour 1999 Hopton-on-Sea CLOSELY last 32
GER Pro tour 1998 Courmayeur ITA Rd 1
GER Pro tour 1998 Jinan City CHN Rd 1 Rd 1
GER Pro tour 1997 Squid SWE Rd 1
GER Pro tour 1997 Kettering CLOSELY Quarter finals
GER Pro Tour Grand Finals 2009 Macau MAC Semifinals
GER World Championship 2005 Shanghai CHN last 128 last 32 last 64
GER World Championship 2003 Paris FRA last 32 last 32 last 32
GER World Championship 2001 Osaka JPN last 32 last 16 last 128 7th

literature

  • Barbara Völkerding: Lars Hielscher - move by move to the top , DTS magazine , 1997/3 page 41
  • Matthias Goergens: Always everything with care , portrait, tischtennis magazine , 2006/1, pages 8–11
  • Rahul Nelson: The journey continues , table tennis magazine , 2013/3 page 20

Individual evidence

  1. Farewell to two deserving national players ( memento of the original from March 22, 2016 in the Internet Archive ) Info: The archive link was automatically inserted and not yet checked. Please check the original and archive link according to the instructions and then remove this notice. Article from March 20, 2016 on tischtennis.de (accessed on March 22, 2016) @1@ 2Template: Webachiv / IABot / www.tischtennis.de
  2. DTS magazine , 2000/3 page 9
  3. Archived copy ( memento of the original dated November 9, 2013 in the Internet Archive ) Info: The archive link was inserted automatically and has not yet been checked. Please check the original and archive link according to the instructions and then remove this notice. @1@ 2Template: Webachiv / IABot / www.tischtennis.de
  4. DTS magazine , 2013/11 page 7
  5. ttbl.de: “You don't even count yourself ”. May 14, 2017. Retrieved May 14, 2017 .
  6. DTS magazine , 1996/8 page 43
  7. Dream wedding on the dream beach: Lars Hielscher and his "Zunny" report on July 9, 2018 on tischtennis.de (accessed on July 10, 2018)
  8. Lars Hielscher Results from the ITTF database on ittf.com (accessed June 21, 2014)

Web links

  • Lars Hielscher in the database of Sports-Reference (English; archived from the original ) (accessed on June 21, 2014)