Pia Berger-Vogel

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Pia Berger-Vogel rowing
nation SwitzerlandSwitzerland Switzerland
birthday January 8, 1969
place of birth Sursee , Switzerland
job medical masseuse
Career
status resigned
End of career 2004
Medal table
World Cup medals 4 × gold 3 × silver 3 × bronze
SM medals 14 × gold 0 × silver 0 × bronze
FISA logo World championships
bronze World Championships in Indianapolis (USA) 1994
gold World Championships in Cologne (D) 1998
gold World Championships in St. Catharines (CAN) 1999
bronze World Championships in Lucerne (CH) 2001
FISA logo U23 world championships
bronze U-23 World Championships in Gent (BEL) 1988
gold U-23 World Championships in Narro (ITA) 1990
gold U-23 World Championships in Linz (A) 1991
FISA logo Junior World Championships
silver Junior World Championships in Cologne (D) 1987
 

Pia Berger-Vogel (born January 8, 1969 in Sursee ) is a former Swiss rowing athlete .

Life

Pia Berger-Vogel (formerly Pia Vogel) was born on January 8, 1969 in Sursee. She grew up on Lake Sempach near Lucerne.

At the age of 15, she attended a trial rowing session at the Seeclub Sursee . She was discovered as a talent and turned to rowing. At the age of 17, Pia Berger-Vogel won the first Swiss Junior Championship and took part in the Junior World Championships . Over the years, further successes followed, which were crowned by the two world championship titles in 1998 and 1999. In 2004 Berger-Vogel resigned from active rowing.

The Sports Association of the Canton of Lucerne honored Pia Berger-Vogel with the “Lucerne Sports Prize 1998”, which she received on January 11, 1999.

Pia Berger-Vogel has been married since 2009 and lives with her husband in Switzerland and Ireland.

Sporting successes

International

year competition rank
1986 Junior World Championships in Roudnice (TCH) 7th rank (double scull)
1987 Junior World Championships in Cologne (D) 2nd rank (double scull)
1988 U-23 World Championships in Gent (BEL) 3rd rank (one) / lightweights
1989 World Championships in Bled (YUG) 7th rank (double scull) / lightweights
1990 U-23 World Championships in Narro (ITA) 1st rank (double scull) / lightweights
1991 World Championships in Vienna (A) 9th rank (double scull) / lightweights
1991 U-23 World Championships in Linz (A) 1st rank (double scull) / lightweights
1992 World Championships in Montreal (CAN) 5th rank (double scull) / lightweights
1993 World Championships in Roudnice (TCH) 10th place (one) / lightweights
1994 World Championships in Indianapolis (USA) 3rd rank (one) / lightweights
1995 World Championships in Tampere (FIN) 6th rank (one) / lightweights
1998 World Championships in Cologne (D)] World Champion (One) / Lightweights
1999 World Championships in St. Catharines (CAN) World Champion (One) / Lightweights
2000 Olympic Games in Sydney (AUS) 5th rank (double scull) / lightweights
2001 World Championships in Lucerne (CH) 3rd rank (one) / lightweights

National

Between 1986 and 2004 Pia Vogel won 14 Swiss championship titles.

Awards

year Award
1987 Awarded the "Göpf-Kottmann Medal"
1987 Awarded the "Golden Honorary Row of Switzerland"
1998 Award as "Central Switzerland Sportswoman of the Year"
1999 Awarded the "Göpf-Kottmann Medal"
1999 Award as "Central Switzerland Sportswoman of the Year"

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