Olympic Winter Games 2018 / Participant (Germany)

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Germany participated in the 2018 Winter Olympics with 152 athletes (94 men, 58 women).

The German team, appearing for the first time under the name “Team Germany”, was represented in every sport except curling . In a first round on January 16, the first 43 athletes, mainly tobogganers, figure skaters and the 30-person ice hockey team, which had to be reduced by five players, were nominated. On January 23, the remaining athletes in the other sports followed. On January 25, the DOSB was assigned a further quota place for Kea Kühnel in slopestyle, whereby the final line-up with 154 athletes was fixed, including the snowboarder Nadja Flemming , who was nominated with reservations and who ultimately did not get a quota place as a successor. The athletes are accompanied by a group of about 150 people, made up of coaches, supervisors and officials. For the first time, the DOSB board member for competitive sports , Dirk Schimmelpfennig, was Chef de Mission . The heads of the delegation are the DOSB chairwoman Veronika Rücker and DOSB president Alfons Hörmann .

Bruno Massot trying on the new clothing

The clothing took place for the first time in the Postpalast in Munich and lasted a good two weeks until January 24th. Unlike the previous dressing, soldiers in a barracks were not responsible for dressing up, but volunteer helpers. The dressing was accompanied by four media days each with a thematic focus. In addition to the clothing, the accreditation for the " German House " also took place. In addition, all participants had to sign the DOSB's athletes' agreement and were examined by the National Anti-Doping Agency Germany for possible violations.

After getting dressed - a cart full of clothes and accessories

Eric Frenzel (Nordic Combined), Natalie Geisenberger (tobogganing), Claudia Pechstein (speed skating), Christian Ehrhoff (ice hockey) and Viktoria Rebensburg (alpine skiing) were nominated as possible flag bearers for the opening ceremony . In an online vote, everyone could cast their vote on the DOSB website until February 5th. In addition, all participating athletes also had one vote, the two results were each counted half. On February 8th, one day before the opening ceremony, Eric Frenzel was announced as the flag bearer. The DOSB ice hockey player Christian Ehrhoff was chosen as the flag bearer for the graduation ceremony.

With 14 gold medals and a total of 31 medals, the German team achieved their best cross-team result since reunification, a comparison with times before the fall is hardly possible due to the much smaller program of the games. Only Norway won the same number of gold medals and a total of 39 medals eight more. The sport with the most medals for "TeamD" was the biathlon with a total of seven medals, including three gold medals. The German team also won three gold medals in Nordic combined, luge and bobsleigh. The most successful individual athletes were Eric Frenzel and the biathlete Laura Dahlmeier , each with two gold and one bronze medals. Luge runners Natalie Geisenberger , Tobias Wendl and Tobias Arlt , as well as bobsleigh athletes Francesco Friedrich and Thorsten Margis also achieved two gold medals and thus the best possible yield of medals in their sports . In ice hockey, the German team reached the final for the first time and surprisingly, in which they just lost to Russia. Apart from two medals in snowboarding, the German team only achieved its medals in the "classic" and not in the newer winter sports that have been gradually introduced since 1992. In addition, in some sports such as alpine skiing, cross-country skiing and speed skating, unlike in the previous Olympic Games, the athletes went completely empty-handed.

Medals

Medal table

rank	sport	gold	silver	bronze	total
1	biathlon	3	1	3	7th
2	Luge	3	1	2	6th
3	Nordic combination	3	1	1	5
4th	bob	3	1	-	4th
5	Ski jumping	1	3	-	4th
6th	figure skating	1	-	-	1
7th	Snowboard	-	1	1	2
8th	skeleton	-	1	-	1
8th	ice Hockey	-	1	-	1
total		14th	10	7th	31

Medalist

Name / s	sport	competition
gold
Laura Dahlmeier	biathlon	sprint
Andreas Wellinger	Ski jumping	Normal hill
Arnd Peiffer	biathlon	sprint
Laura Dahlmeier	biathlon	persecution
Natalie Geisenberger	Luge	Single seater
Eric Frenzel	Nordic combination	Gundersen competition normal hill
Tobias Wendl Tobias Arlt	Luge	Two-seater
Aljona Savchenko Bruno Massot	figure skating	Pair skating
Natalie Geisenberger Johannes Ludwig Tobias Wendl Tobias Arlt	Luge	Team relay
Francesco Friedrich Thorsten Margis	Bobsleigh	Two-man bobsleigh
Johannes Rydzek	Nordic combination	Gundersen competition large hill
Mariama Jamanka Lisa Buckwitz	Bobsleigh	Two-man bobsleigh
Vinzenz Geiger Fabian Rießle Eric Frenzel Johannes Rydzek	Nordic combination	Team competition
Francesco Friedrich Candy Bauer Martin Grothkopp Thorsten Margis	Bobsleigh	Four-man bobsleigh
silver
Katharina Althaus	Ski jumping	Single normal hill
Dajana Eitberger	Luge	Single seater
Jacqueline Lölling	skeleton	singles
Andreas Wellinger	Ski jumping	Large hill
Simon Schempp	biathlon	Mass start
Karl Geiger Stephan Leyhe Richard Freitag Andreas Wellinger	Ski jumping	Team jumping
Fabian Riessle	Nordic combination	Gundersen competition large hill
Selina Jörg	Snowboard	Parallel giant slalom
Nico Walther Kevin Kuske Alexander Rödiger Eric Franke	Bobsleigh	Four-man bobsleigh
Danny from the birches Daryl Boyle Yasin Ehliz Christian Ehrhoff Dennis Endras , Marcel Goc Gerrit Fauser Patrick Hager Frank Hördler Dominik Kahun , Marcus Kink Björn Krupp Brooks Macek Frank Mauer Jonas Müller Moritz Müller Marcel Noebels Leonhard Pföderl Timo Pielmeier Matthias Plachta , Patrick Reimer Felix Schütz Yannic Seidenberg David Wolf	ice Hockey	Men's tournament
bronze
Johannes Ludwig	Luge	Single seater
Benedikt Doll	biathlon	persecution
Toni Eggert Sascha Benecken	Luge	Two-seater
Laura Dahlmeier	biathlon	singles
Eric Frenzel	Nordic combination	Gundersen competition large hill
Erik Lesser Benedikt Doll Arnd Peiffer Simon Schempp	biathlon	Season
Ramona Theresia Hofmeister	Snowboard	Parallel giant slalom

Participants by sport

biathlon

The German biathlon Olympic team was the most successful team at the games in this sport, both in the weighted medal table with three gold, one silver and three bronze medals and with a total of seven medals won.

Athletes	Competitions	time	error	rank
Women
Laura Dahlmeier	7.5 km sprint	21: 06.2 min	0 (0 + 0)	gold
	10 km pursuit	30: 35.3 min	1 (0 + 1 + 0 + 0)	gold
	12.5 km mass start	37: 10.1 min	2 (1 + 1 + 0 + 0)	16
	15 km individual	41: 48.4 min	1 (1 + 0 + 0 + 0)	bronze
Maren Hammerschmidt	15 km individual	44: 28.0 min	3 (1 + 1 + 0 + 1)	17th
Denise Herrmann	7.5 km sprint	22: 25.8 min	2 (0 + 2)	21st
	10 km pursuit	31: 54.7 min	2 (1 + 0 + 0 + 1)	6th
	12.5 km mass start	36: 27.2 min	2 (0 + 0 + 2 + 0)	11
Franziska Hildebrand	7.5 km sprint	21: 59.9 min	1 (0 + 1)	12
	10 km pursuit	32: 36.5 min	3 (2 + 1 + 0 + 0)	12
	15 km individual	43: 38.6 min	1 (0 + 1 + 0 + 0)	9
Vanessa Hinz	7.5 km sprint	21: 46.5 min	1 (0 + 1)	5
	10 km pursuit	32: 41.4 min	4 (1 + 1 + 2 + 0)	13
	12.5 km mass start	38: 52.4 min	4 (2 + 1 + 0 + 1)	25th
Franziska Preuss	12.5 km mass start	36: 38.9 min	1 (0 + 0 + 1 + 0)	12
	15 km individual	42: 06.9 min	0 (0 + 0 + 0 + 0)	4th
Franziska Preuß Denise Herrmann Franziska Hildebrand Laura Dahlmeier	4 × 6 km relay	1:12:57.3 h	3 + 11 (1 + 3 2 + 8)	8th
Men
Benedikt Doll	10 km sprint	23: 56.4 min	1 (0 + 1)	6th
	12.5 km pursuit	33: 06.8 min	1 (0 + 1 + 0 + 0)	bronze
	15 km mass start	36: 06.1 min	1 (0 + 0 + 1 + 0)	5
Johannes Kühn	20 km individual	53: 36.6 min	6 (1 + 1 + 1 + 3)	58
Erik Lesser	10 km sprint	24: 10.7 min	1 (0 + 1)	11
	12.5 km pursuit	34: 27.6 min	2 (0 + 0 + 1 + 1)	11
	20 km individual	49: 31.1 min	1 (0 + 0 + 1 + 0)	9
	15 km mass start	35: 58.9 min	2 (0 + 0 + 0 + 2)	4th
Arnd Peiffer	10 km sprint	23: 38.8 min	0 (0 + 0)	gold
	12.5 km pursuit	34: 05.8 min	3 (0 + 0 + 1 + 2)	8th
	20 km individual	50: 29.6 min	3 (0 + 0 + 3 + 0)	21st
	15 km mass start	36: 47.5 min	4 (1 + 0 + 1 + 2)	13
Simon Schempp	10 km sprint	24: 00.2 min	1 (0 + 1)	7th
	12.5 km pursuit	33: 54.3 min	3 (0 + 0 + 1 + 2)	5
	20 km individual	51: 54.8 min	4 (2 + 2 + 0 + 0)	36
	15 km mass start	35: 47.3 min	1 (0 + 0 + 0 + 1)	silver
Erik Lesser Benedikt Doll Arnd Peiffer Simon Schempp	4 × 7.5 km relay	1: 17: 23.6 h	3 + 10 (0 + 3 3 + 7)	bronze
Mixed
Vanessa Hinz Laura Dahlmeier Erik Lesser Arnd Peiffer	2 × 6 km + 2 × 7.5 km relay	1: 09: 01.5 h	1 + 7 (0 + 2 1 + 5)	4th

Roman Rees , who was also part of the squad, was not used during the games.

bob

The German Olympic bobsleigh team was the most successful team at these winter games in this sport, both in the weighted medal table with winning all three races and with the total number of four medals won.

Athletes	competition	Run 1		Run 2		Run 3		Run 4		total
		time	rank	time	rank	time	rank	time	rank	time	rank
Women
Mariama Jamanka Lisa Buckwitz	Two-man bobsleigh	50.54 s	2	50.72 s	1	50.49 s	2	50.70 s	1	3: 22.45 min	gold
Anna Köhler Erline Nolte	Two-man bobsleigh	51.21 s	13	51.20 s	11	51.46 s	16	51.41 s	15th	3: 25.28 min	13
Stephanie Schneider Annika Drazek	Two-man bobsleigh	50.63 s	4th	50.93 s	5	50.71 s	5	50.70 s	1	3: 22.97 min	4th
Men
Francesco Friedrich Thorsten Margis	Two-man bobsleigh	49.22 s	5	49.46 s	5	48.96 s	1	49.22 s	2	3: 16.86 min	gold
Johannes Lochner Christopher Weber	Two-man bobsleigh	49.24 s	6th	49.34 s	2	49.09 s	4th	49.47 s	8th	3: 17.14 min	5
Nico Walther Christian Poser	Two-man bobsleigh	49.12 s	3	49.27 s	1	49.32 s	7th	49.35 s	4th	3: 17.06 min	4th
Francesco Friedrich Candy Bauer Martin Grothkopp Thorsten Margis	Four-man bobsleigh	48.54 s	1	49.01 s	1	48.76 s	1	49.54 s	3	3: 15.85 min	gold
Johannes Lochner Christopher Weber Christian Poser Christian Rasp	Four-man bobsleigh	48.95 s	6th	49.26 s	7th	49.10 s	9	49.80 s	17th	3: 17.11 min	8th
Nico Walther Kevin Kuske Alexander Rödiger Eric Franke	Four-man bobsleigh	48.74 s	3	49.16 s	2	48.90 s	4th	49.58 s	7th	3: 16.38 min	silver

First was Joshua Bluhm provided for the Lochner-Bobsled and nominated, but taken a few days before flying to South Korea because of "atmospheric disturbances" of the team. He was replaced by Christian Poser , whose place in the Walther Bob was taken by Alexander Rödiger . Rödiger continued to compete with Walther in a double. As substitute athletes, Paul Krenz and Kevin Korona traveled to the games instead of Rödiger for the men and Ann-Christin Strack and Lisette Thöne for the women.

ice Hockey

The men were able to secure one of the three starting places for the Olympic tournament through the qualifying tournaments, while the women's national team missed the qualification in the final qualifying round.

See also : Squad of the German men's national team at the 2018 Olympic Winter Games

competition	Men
player	Sinan Akdağ Danny from the Birken Daryl Boyle Yasin Ehliz Christian Ehrhoff Dennis Endras Marcel Goc Gerrit Fauser Patrick Hager Frank Hördler Dominik Kahun Marcus Kink Björn Krupp Brooks Macek Frank Mauer Jonas Müller Moritz Müller Marcel Noebels Leonhard Pföderl Timo Pielmeier Matthias Plachta Patrick Reimer Felix Schütz Yannic Seidenberg David Wolf
Trainer	Marco Sturm
Preliminary round	Finland 2: 5 (1: 2, 0: 2, 1: 1) Sweden 0: 1 (0: 1, 0: 0, 0: 0) Norway 2: 1 n.p. (0: 0, 1: 0 , 0: 1, 0: 0; 1: 0)
Quarter-final qualification	Switzerland 2: 1 a.d. (1: 0, 0: 1, 0: 0, 1: 0)
Quarter finals	Sweden 4: 3 a.d. (2: 0, 0: 0, 1: 3, 1: 0)
Semifinals	Canada 4: 3 (1: 0, 3: 1, 0: 2)
final	Olympic athletes from Russia 3: 4 a.d. (0: 1, 1: 0, 2: 2, 0: 1)
placement	silver

figure skating

The German team secured several Olympic quota places at the 2017 World Figure Skating Championships in Helsinki and at the Nebelhorn Trophy 2017. Germany has two starting places in pair skating and one starting place each for women, men and ice dancing. Furthermore, Germany is qualified for the team competition. The following were nominated in the first nomination round on January 14th:

Athletes	Competitions	Short program / dance		Freestyle / freestyle dance		total
		Points	rank	Points	rank	Points	rank
Women
Nicole Schott	singles	59.20	14th	109.26	17th	168.46	18th
Men
Paul Fentz	singles	74.73	24	139.82	22nd	214.55	22nd
Mixed
Kavita Lorenz Joti Polizoakis	Ice dance	59.99	17th	90.50	16	150.49	16
Aljona Savchenko Bruno Massot	Pair skating	76.59	4th	159.31 ( WR )	1	235.90	gold
Annika Hocke Ruben Blommaert	Pair skating	63.04	16	108.94	16	171.98	16
Nicole Schott , Paul Fentz , Kavita Lorenz / Joti Polizoakis , Aljona Savchenko / Bruno Massot	Team competition	16	7th	not qualified		16	7th

Speed ​​skating

Athletes	Competitions	time	rank
Women
Judith Dannhauer	500 m	38,534 s	16
	1000 m	1: 17.41 min	26th
Gabriele Hirschbichler	1000 m	1: 16.03 min	15th
	1500 m	1: 58.24 min	12
Roxanne Dufter	1500 m	2: 00.33 min	24
	3000 m	4: 16.87 min	23
Michelle Uhrig	1000 m	1: 20.81 min	31
Claudia Pechstein	3000 m	4: 04.49 min	9
	5000 m	7: 05.43 min	8th
Men
Joel Dufter	500 m	35.506 s	29
	1000 m	1: 09.46 min	14th
Nico Ihle	500 m	34.89 s	8th
	1000 m	1: 08.93 min	8th
Patrick Beckert	5000 m	6: 17.91 min	10
	10,000 m	13: 01.94 min	7th
Moritz Geisreiter	5000 m	6: 18.34 min	12
	10,000 m	13:06:35 min	9

Athletes	Competitions	Semifinals		final		rank
		Points	rank	Points	rank
Women
Claudia Pechstein	Mass start	5	4th	0	13	13

Athletes	Competitions	Quarter finals		Semifinals		C final		rank
		opponent	time	opponent	time	opponent	time
Women
Roxanne Dufter Gabriele Hirschbichler Claudia Pechstein	Team tracking	Canada	3: 02.65 min	eliminated		China	3: 04.67 min	6th

Freestyle skiing

Athletes	Competitions	qualification		final		rank
		Points	rank	Points	rank
Women
Léa Bouard	Mogul slope	65.05	15th	eliminated		25th
Katharina Förster	Mogul slope	69.38	9	72.33	13	13
Sabrina Cakmakli	halfpipe	81.80	7th	74.20	8th	8th
Kea Kühnel	Slopestyle	59.60	18th	eliminated		18th

Athletes	Competitions	Round of 16	Quarter finals	Semifinals	final	rank
		rank	rank	rank	rank
Women
Julia Eichinger	Ski cross	3	eliminated			21st
Men
Paul Eckert	Ski cross	3	eliminated			18th
Tim Hronek	Ski cross	3	eliminated			23
Florian Wilmsmann	Ski cross	4th	eliminated			25th

Nordic combination

A maximum of four athletes per nation were allowed to compete per competition, with Björn Kircheisen another athlete was on the line-up, but he was not used.

The German Olympic team in Nordic Combined was the most successful team at the games in this sport, both in the weighted medal table with wins in all three competitions and with the total number of five medals won.

Athletes	competition	Ski jumping			Cross-country skiing		rank
		Expanse	Points	rank	time	rank
Men
Eric Frenzel	Gundersen competition normal hill	106.5 m	121.7	5	24: 15.4 min	6th	gold
	Gundersen competition large hill	136.5 m	132.9	4th	23: 29.3 min	7th	bronze
Fabian Riessle	Gundersen competition normal hill	94.5 m	99.9	16	23: 53.7 min	4th	7th
	Gundersen competition large hill	130.5 m	130.3	6th	23: 18.9 min	3	silver
Johannes Rydzek	Gundersen competition normal hill	101.0 m	109.1	11	23: 53.3 min	3	5
	Gundersen competition large hill	133.5 m	131.2	5	23: 21.5 min	4th	gold
Vincent Geiger	Gundersen competition normal hill	103.5 m	105.4	13	24: 15.9 min	7th	9
	Gundersen competition large hill	129.0 m	124.0	9	23: 42.6 min	13	7th
Vinzenz Geiger Fabian Rießle Eric Frenzel Johannes Rydzek	Team competition	532.0 m	464.7	2	46: 03.8 min	1	gold

Luge

Based on the World Cup rankings of the last two seasons and the current season results, there are three starting places for the singles, both for women and men. Furthermore, Germany is allowed to provide two toboggan doubles. The German starters were announced during the first nomination phase on January 16.

The German Olympic Luge Team was the most successful team at the games in this sport in the weighted medal table with three gold, one silver and two bronze medals as well as the total number of six medals won.

athlete	competition	Run 1		Run 2		Run 3		Run 4		total
		time	rank	time	rank	time	rank	time	rank	time	rank
Women
Natalie Geisenberger	Single seater	46.245 s	1	46.209 s	3	46.280 s	1	46.498 s	2	3: 05.232 min	gold
Dajana Eitberger	Single seater	46.381 s	7th	46.193 s	2	46.577 s	4th	46.448 s	1	3: 05.599 min	silver
Tatjana Huefner	Single seater	46.322 s	3	46.339 s	6th	46.392 s	2	46.660 s	5	3: 05.713 min	4th
Men
Johannes Ludwig	Single seater	47.764 s	3	47.940 s	14th	47.625 s	6th	47.603 s	3	3: 10.932 min	bronze
Felix Hole	Single seater	47.674 s	2	47.625 s	1	47.560 s	2	48.109 s	19 1	3: 10.968 min	5
Andi Langenhan	Single seater	48.083 s	18th	47.850 s	8th	47.630 s	7th	47.870 s	7th	3: 11.433 min	10
Toni Eggert Sascha Benecken	Two-seater	45.931 s	3	46.056 s	3	-				1: 31.987 min	bronze
Tobias Wendl Tobias Arlt	Two-seater	45.820 s	1	45.877 s	1	-				1: 31.697 min	gold
Mixed
Natalie Geisenberger Johannes Ludwig Tobias Wendl Tobias Arlt	Team relay	2: 24.517 min	1	-						2: 24.517 min	gold

¹After three runs, Felix Loch was in the lead with almost 0.2 seconds ahead of second-placed Chris Mazdzer , but fell back to fifth place due to a driving error in turn nine with only 19th time in the fourth run.

The qualification results were also achieved by Julia Taubitz in the women, Ralf Palik in the men and Robin Geueke and David Gamm in the doubles.

Short track

athlete	competition	leader		Quarter finals		Semifinals		final		rank
		time	rank	time	rank	time	rank	time	rank
Women
Anna Seidel	500 m	43.742 s	2	44.325 s	4th	eliminated				15th
	1000 m	DSQ		eliminated
	1500 m	2: 56.976 min	5 1	-		3: 00.658 min	6th	eliminated		16
Bianca Walter	500 m	43,541 s	3	eliminated						18th
	1000 m	1: 36.028 min	4 2	1: 31.085 min	5	eliminated
	1500 m	2: 30.819 min	5	-		eliminated				27

¹Anna Seidel fell in the quarterfinals and crossed the finish line last; However, since she had been hindered by the American Jessica Kooreman , which had led to the fall, Kooreman was disqualified by the arbitration board and Seidel was placed in the semifinals.

²Bianca Walter initially only crossed the finish line in fourth place; However, since she had been hindered by the Chinese Han Yutong in overtaking, she was disqualified by the arbitration board and Walter placed in the quarter-finals.

Male short trackers could not qualify for the Olympics.

skeleton

athlete	Run 1		Run 2		Run 3		Run 4		total
	time	rank	time	rank	time	rank	time	rank	time	rank
Women
Anna Fernstädt	51.99 s	5	52.17 s	5	51.88 s	3	52.00 s	6th	3: 28.04 min	6th
Tina Hermann	51.98 s	4th	52.31 s	10	51.83 s	1	51.86 s	4th	3: 27.98 min	5
Jacqueline Lölling	51.74 s	2	52.12 s	4th	52.04 s	7th	51.83 s	3	3: 27.73 min	silver
Men
Alexander Gassner	51.05 s	9	51.08 s	12	51.04 s	11	50.93 s	8th	3: 24.10 min	9
Christopher Grotheer	51.05 s	9	51.06 s	11	51.01 s	10	50.93 s	8th	3: 24.05 min	8th
Axel Jungk	50.77 s	3	51.01 s	9	50.83 s	8th	50.99 s	10	3: 23.60 min	7th

Alpine skiing

The DOSB also appointed Jessica Hilzinger for the alpine skiing competitions, but she was not used.

Athletes	Competitions	1st run		2nd run		total
		time	rank	time	rank	time	rank
Women
Viktoria Rebensburg	Departure	-				1: 40.64 min	9
	Super G	-				1: 21.62 min	10
	Giant slalom	1: 11.45 min	8th	1: 09.15 min	3	2: 20.60 min	4th
Lena Dürr	slalom	DNF		-
Christina Geiger	slalom	51.44 s	19th	DNF		-
Marina Wallner	slalom	51.12 s	12	50.98 s	22nd	1: 42.10 min	19th
Kira Weidle	Departure	-				1: 41.01 min	11
	Super G	-				DNF
Men
Fritz Dopfer	Giant slalom	1: 10.69 min	19th	1: 11.38 min	26th	2: 22.07 min	26th
	slalom	49.79 s	22nd	51.48 s	17th	1: 41.27 min	20th
Thomas Dreßen	Departure	-				1: 41.03 min	5
	Super G	-				1: 25.51 min	12
	combination	1: 19.24 min	1	49.72 s	24	2: 08.96 min	9
Josef Ferstl	Departure	-				1: 42.98 min	25th
	Super G	-				1: 26.81 min	27
	combination	1: 21.95 min	36	DNS		-
Andreas Sander	Departure	-				1: 41.62 min	10
	Super G	-				1: 25.21 min	8th
	combination	1: 21.68 min	32	DNS		-
Alexander Schmid	Giant slalom	DNF		eliminated
Linus Strasser	Giant slalom	1: 11.54 min	30th	1: 10.13 min	4th	2: 21.67 min	22nd
	slalom	DNF		eliminated
	combination	1: 22.03 min	39	DNF		-

Athletes	Competitions	Round of 16		Quarter finals		Semifinals		Final / 3rd place		rank
		opponent	Points	opponent	Points	opponent	Points	opponent	Points
Mixed
Lena Dürr Marina Wallner Alexander Schmid Linus Straßer	Giant slalom team	Slovakia	2: 2 1	Switzerland	2: 2 1	eliminated

¹ In the event of a tie after four duels, the better total running time of all four runners decides whether they will advance. In this ranking, Germany was ahead of Slovakia in the round of 16 and behind Switzerland in the quarter-finals.

Originally Felix Neureuther and Stefan Luitz had also fulfilled the Olympic norm and were supposed to start at the Games, but both tore a cruciate ligament during the World Cup season, which led to the end of the season.

Cross-country skiing

Athletes	Competitions	time	rank
Women
Stefanie Boehler	10 km freestyle	27: 21.8 min	25th
	15 km skiathlon	43: 02.6 min	25th
	30 km classic	1: 28: 42.2 h	16
Victoria Carl	10 km freestyle	27: 04.6 min	19th
	15 km skiathlon	42: 54.4 min	20th
	30 km classic	1: 32: 42.4 h	25th
Katharina Hennig	15 km skiathlon	43: 00.2 min	22nd
	30 km classic	1: 29: 48.9 h	19th
Nicole Fessel	15 km skiathlon	DNS
Sandra Ringwald	10 km freestyle	27: 24.7 min	26th
Stefanie Böhler Katharina Hennig Victoria Carl Sandra Ringwald	4 × 5 km relay	53: 13.7 min	6th
Men
Thomas Bing	30 km skiathlon	1: 17: 03.7 h	11
	50 km classic	2: 18: 41.1 h	30th
Lucas Bögl	15 km freestyle	35: 04.7 min	15th
	30 km skiathlon	1: 17: 19.9 h	16
	50 km classic	2: 23: 42.8 h	46
Jonas Dobler	30 km skiathlon	1: 17: 56.6 h	22nd
	50 km classic	DNF
Sebastian Eisenlauer	15 km freestyle	36: 03.8 min	32
Andreas Katz	15 km freestyle	35: 38.3 min	25th
	30 km skiathlon	1: 19: 49.2 h	35
	50 km classic	2: 13: 32.3 h	14th
Andreas Katz Thomas Bing Lucas Bögl Jonas Dobler	4 × 10 km relay	1: 35: 13.1 h	6th

Athletes	Competitions	qualification		Quarter finals		Semifinals		final		rank
		time	rank	time	rank	time	rank	time	rank
Women
Katharina Hennig	Classic sprint	3: 22.64 min	25th	3: 19.55 min	6th	eliminated				27
Hanna Kolb	Classic sprint	3: 27.84 min	35	eliminated						36
Sandra Ringwald	Classic sprint	3: 18.43 min	16	3: 13.76 min	3	eliminated				15th
Elisabeth Schicho	Classic sprint	3: 23.26 min	26th	3: 24.26 min	6th	eliminated				28
Nicole Fessel Sandra Ringwald	Team sprint freestyle	-				16: 51.67 min	4th	17:06:57 min	10	10
Men
Thomas Bing	Classic sprint	3: 16.66 min	22nd	3: 18.64 min	3	eliminated				15th
Sebastian Eisenlauer	Classic sprint	3: 15.06 min	16	3: 16.22 min	6th	eliminated				28
Sebastian Eisenlauer Thomas Bing	Team sprint freestyle	-				16: 00.55 min	3	16: 42.20 min	10	10

Ski jumping

In individual jumping, a maximum of four athletes were allowed to compete in both men and women per country. A substitute athlete could also be taken for the team competition.

The German Olympic ski jumping team was the second most successful nation in this sport at these winter games behind Norway in the weighted medal table with one gold and three silver medals and a total of four medals won.

Athletes	competition	qualification			1st round			2nd round			total
		Expanse	Points	rank	Expanse	Points	rank	Expanse	Points	rank	Points	rank
Women
Katharina Althaus	Normal hill	-			106.5 m	123.2	02	106.0 m	129.4	02	252.60	silver
Juliane Seyfarth	Normal hill	-			102.5 m	108.3	08th	090.0 m	086.0	17th	194.30	10
Ramona Straub	Normal hill	-			098.5 m	104.4	10	098.5 m	106.1	08th	210.50	08th
Carina Vogt	Normal hill	-			097.0 m	108.6	06th	101.5 m	119.3	04th	227.90	05
Men
Markus Eisenbichler	Normal hill	102.5 m	127.7	06th	106.0 m	121.6	07th	106.5 m	118.6	09	240.2	08th
	Large hill	135.0 m	123.6	09	130.0 m	128.7	16	130.5 m	126.7	10	255.4	14th
Richard Friday	Normal hill	102.0 m	129.1	04th	106.0 m	125.5	04th	102.5 m	114.5	13	240.0	09
	Large hill	130.0 m	116.8	13	130.0 m	131.5	11	127.5 m	128.5	08th	260.0	09
Karl Geiger	Normal hill	102.0 m	125.5	07th	103.5 m	120.3	08th	105.0 m	116.4	12	236.7	10
	Large hill	130.5 m	117.7	12	132.0 m	129.5	14th	137.5 m	138.1	05	267.5	07th
Andreas Wellinger	Normal hill	103.0 m	133.5	01	104.5 m	124.9	05	113.5 m	134.4	01	259.3	gold
	Large hill	135.0 m	127.1	04th	135.5 m	138.8	03	142.0 m	143.5	02	282.3	silver
Karl Geiger Stephan Leyhe Richard Freitag Andreas Wellinger	Large hill team	-			538.5 m	543.9	2	532.0 m	531.8	2	1075.7	silver

Snowboard

Athletes	Competitions	qualification		final		rank
		Points	rank	Points	rank
Women
Silvia Mittermüller	Big Air	DNS
	Slopestyle	called off		1.00	26th	26th
Men
Johannes Höpfl	halfpipe	59.50	23	eliminated		23

Athletes	Competitions	qualification		Round of 16		Quarter finals		Semifinals		Final / 3rd place		rank
		time	rank	opponent	time	opponent	time	opponent	time	opponent	time
Women
Ramona Theresia Hofmeister	Parallel giant slalom	1: 31.98 min	5	Jenny	Jenny DNF	Meschik	−0.78 s	Ledecká	DNF	Sawarsina	−4.07 s	bronze
Selina Jörg	Parallel giant slalom	1: 30.27 min	3	Tudegeschewa	−0.65 s	Takeuchi	−0.62 s	Sawarsina	Sawarsina DNF	Ledecká	+0.46 s	silver
Carolin Langenhorst	Parallel giant slalom	1: 31.58 min	4th	Meschik	+0.02 s	eliminated						9
Anke Woehrer	Parallel giant slalom	1: 34.70 min	21st	eliminated								21st
Men
Stefan Baumeister	Parallel giant slalom	1: 25.37 min	7th	Kislinger	−0.22 s	Košir	+3.07 s	eliminated				6th
Alexander Bergmann	Parallel giant slalom	1: 29.25 min	31	eliminated								31
Patrick Bussler	Parallel giant slalom	1: 26.77 min	25th	eliminated								25th

Athletes	Competitions	qualification		Round of 16		Quarter finals		Semifinals		Final A / B		rank
		time	rank	rank		rank		rank		rank
Women
Jana Fischer	Snowboard cross	1: 22.92 min	22nd	-		4th		eliminated				16
Men
Paul Berg	Snowboard cross	1: 14.39 min	14th	2		DNF		eliminated				19th
Martin Nörl	Snowboard cross	1: 14.12 min	7th	1		1		4th		2		8th
Konstantin Schad	Snowboard cross	1: 15.73 min	33	4th		eliminated						32

Nadja Flemming (Big Air) was only nominated with reservations. Although she had met the national qualification criteria, there was no starting place available due to the lack of a quota place. She was on the waiting list as a possible successor, but was not used.

Web links

• Germany on the official website of the games
• DOSB nominates the first 43 athletes for PyeongChang
• With 153 athletes to PyeongChang

Individual evidence

1. ^ IOC: NOC Entries Germany. IOC, accessed February 26, 2018 . 
2. ^ DOSB: The German Olympic Sports Confederation: Olympic team becomes "Team Germany". Retrieved February 2, 2018 . 
3. ↑ One more athlete for Team Germany. The number of athletes in the Olympic Team Germany has risen to 154.
4. ↑ Germany chooses the standard bearer. Retrieved January 29, 2018 . 
5. ↑ ie: Ehrhoff carries the German flag at the graduation ceremony. In: Sportschau. ARD, February 24, 2018, accessed on February 25, 2018 . 
6. ↑ Germany still overtaken by Norway in the medal table
7. ↑ With this team René Spies wants to win bobsleigh gold at the Olympia in Westfalenpost. Retrieved January 23, 2018.
8. ↑ Reul has to cancel participation in the Olympics. In: adler-mannheim.de. January 29, 2018, accessed February 16, 2018 . 
9. ↑ ^{a b} These German athletes have achieved the Olympic standard. Retrieved January 20, 2018 . 
10. ↑ Felix Loch: But then came curve nine , on zeit.de, from February 11, 2018. Retrieved on February 21, 2018.