Nadja Glenzke

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Nadja Glenzke
portrait
birthday August 25, 1995
place of birth Berlin, Germany
size 1.86 m
Indoor volleyball
position Middle block / diagonal
societies
2004– Marzahner VC (youth)
SG Rotation Prenzlauer Berg (youth)
VC Olympia Berlin
National team
Youth national team
beach volleyball
partner 2013–2014 Maria Eckelmann
2014 Lara Schreiber
2015 Constanze Bieneck
2015 Lisa Arnholdt
2016 Kim Behrens
2017 Julia Großner
society Hamburger SV
successes
2013 - German U20 runner-up
2014 - ninth U21 World Cup
2014 - German U20 champion
2014 - fifth U20 Euro
2015 - fifth U22 Euro
2016 - winner CEV Satellite Timișoara
2016 - winner CEV Satellite Skopje
2016 - DM ninth
2017 - ninth FIVB 5-Star Gstaad
2017 - World Cup participant
2017 - European Champion
2017 - seventh place in the German Championship
As of April 20, 2018

Nadja Glenzke (born August 25, 1995 in Berlin ) is a German volleyball and beach volleyball player .

Career hall

Glenzke began her career in 2004 in Berlin at Marzahner VC . From there, the middle blocker switched to the VC Olympia Berlin youth team , with whom she played in the Bundesliga for the first time in 2011. She was also used in the youth national team.

Career Beach

Glenzke has been playing with her partner Maria Eckelmann since 2013 and was German U20 runner-up that year. Then they took part in the U19 World Cup in Porto and finished ninth there. In 2014 they became German U20 champions. With Lara Schreiber , Glenzke finished ninth at the U21 World Cup in Larnaka in 2014 . With Lisa Arnholdt , she finished fifth at the U22 European Championship in Macedo de Cavaleiros, Portugal . In 2016, Kim Behrens was her partner. Behrens / Glenzke won the CEV satellite tournaments in Timișoara, Romania, and Skopje, Macedonia . At the German championship in 2016 they finished ninth.

In 2017 Glenzke formed a new German national team with Julia Großner , which trains at the federal base in Hamburg. At the FIVB 5-star tournament in Gstaad, Glenzke / Großner finished ninth. At the World Championships in Vienna they reached the lucky loser round in third place, in which they qualified for the main round against the Paraguayans Filippo / Erika . Here they eliminated their compatriots Laboreur / Sude . At the EM in Jūrmala they reached the knockout phase as third in the group and then reached the semifinals with three wins in German duels, including against the defending champions Ludwig / Walkenhorst . With another victory against the Poles Kołosińska / Gruszczyńska they reached the final against the Czech duo Kolocová / Kvapilová and became European champions. At the German championship 2017 , Glenzke / Großner finished seventh. Then Glenzke ended her professional career.

social commitment

Since 2018 Glenzke has been supporting the non-profit association Volleyball ohne Grenzen e. V. In August 2018 she takes part in a project at a primary school in Cambodia.

Web links

Commons : Nadja Glenzke  - Collection of images, videos and audio files

Individual evidence

  1. ^ U19 World Championships Porto, Portugal. FIVB, July 11, 2013, accessed July 11, 2013 .
  2. ↑ Julius W. Ibes: Volleyball without limits. Accessed June 12, 2018 (German).
personal data
SURNAME Glenzke, Nadja
BRIEF DESCRIPTION German volleyball and beach volleyball player
DATE OF BIRTH August 25, 1995
PLACE OF BIRTH Berlin