Marcel Reuter first attracted attention in the high junior age groups before he became a national player for adults in the 2000s. In 2008 he was the first German team champion with the 1st BC Bischmisheim . At the individual championships of the following two years he won bronze in the men's singles. On July 10, 2013, Marcel announced the end of his international career.
Sporting successes
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1994/1995
German team championship U18
team
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FC Langenfeld ( Mike Joppien , Björn Joppien , Lutz Ullmann, Christian Baudewin, Marcus Berghaus, Andreas Wölk, Sven Reuter, Jessica Willems, Katrin Loewe, Nicole Krause)
1995/1996
German team championship U18
team
1
FC Langenfeld (Mike Joppien, Björn Joppien, Christian Baudewin, Andreas Wölk, Sven Reuter, Johannes Bilo, Denise Otto, Nina Willems, Kerstin Rommel)
2001/2002
German individual championship U22
Men's doubles
3
Benjamin Woll / Marcel Reuter (TuS Wiebelskirchen)
2002/2003
German individual championship U22
Men's doubles
2
Marcel Reuter / Benjamin Woll (TuS Wiebelskirchen)
2002/2003
German individual championship U22
Men's singles
1
Marcel Reuter (TuS Wiebelskirchen)
2003/2004
German individual championship U22
Men's singles
2
Marcel Reuter (TuS Wiebelskirchen)
2003/2004
German individual championship U22
Men's doubles
3
Benjamin Woll / Marcel Reuter (TuS Wiebelskirchen)
2003/2004
German team championship
team
3
TuS Wiebelskirchen (Benjamin Woll, Uwe Ossenbrink, Michaela Peiffer, Elena Nozdran, Roman Spitko, Ingo Kindervater , Marcel Reuter)
Martin Knupp: German Badminton Almanach , self-published / German Badminton Association (2003), 230 pages
Web links
Marcel Reuter. Deutscher Badminton-Verband eV, July 11, 2013, accessed on March 15, 2019 .
Individual evidence
↑ Christoph Felt: Marcel Reuter ends international career. badzine.de, July 10, 2013, archived from the original on July 14, 2013 ; accessed on March 15, 2019 (English, original website no longer available).
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