European Curling Championships: Exciting finale in Klobenstein

When the men's European Championship title was awarded, a play-off had to be decided. The defending champion and reigning world champion Markus Schätzl (25) reached the maximum distance of 152 meters in the final in his first attempt. His teammate and 2012 world champion, Peter Rottmoser, achieved the feat in the 5th and final attempt, achieving the maximum distance of 152 meters. He thus forced a play-off with 3 attempts, which the defending champion Markus Schätzl was able to win. Bronze went to the Austrian Markus Weichinger. The 4 South Tyroleans, Werner Bozner (Girlan), Hannes Unterberger (Stegen), Norbert Lang (Teis) and Damian Denicolò (St. Lorenzen), who won European Championship bronze in the team ranking, took 9,10th, 11th and 12th place in the final and XNUMX. Austria dominates among women This time the Austrians were able to turn the tables on the women's team. Evelyn Perhab, Petra Winkler and Katharina secured an unexpected Austrian triple victory after team gold. Sonja Mulser from St. Michael Eppan took 7th place as the best South Tyrolean. After finishing 4th two years ago at the European Championships in Klobenstein, the woman from Eppan was not satisfied with 2th place in the final. A place in the top 7 was her goal. “The only positive thing was that I was able to improve from attempt to attempt in the final,” said Sonja Mulser after her competition. Marion Huber, who competed in long-distance shooting at the European Championships for the first time, was satisfied with 5th place. Sophia Albenberger, who already started in the U9, came eleventh among the women. In the team ranking the three South Tyroleans won the bronze medal. European Championships in Klobenstein: The results Men, individual ranking, final standings after the final: 1. Markus Schätzl 152 m/144,73 m in the jump-off; 2. Peter Rottmoser (both Germany) 152 m/129,85 m in the jump-off; 3. Markus Weichinger (Austria) 148,86 m; 4. Michael Späth (Ger) 147,49 m; 5. Markus Bischof (Austria) 138,69 m; 6. Andreas Weber (Germany) 136,82 m; 9. Werner Bozner (Girlan) 120,59 m; 10. Hannes Unterberger (Stegen) 117,22 m; 11. Norbert Lang (Teis) 105,19 m; 12. Damian Denicolò (St. Lorenzen) 99,06 m. Women, individual ranking, final standings after the final: 1. Evelyn Perhab 135,89 m; 2. Petra Winkler 131,89 m; 3. Katharina Dresch (all 3 Austria) 131,26 m; 4. Annalena Leitner 129,69 m; 5. Birgit Wagner (both Germany) 127,94 m; 6. Lisa Maria Stampfl (Austria) 125,95 m; 7. Sonja Mulser (St. Michael/Eppan) 118,85 m; 9. Marion Huber (Stegen) 112,93 m; 11. Sophia Albenberger (Terlan) 111,77 m. U23, individual ranking, final standings after the final: 1. Michael Späth (Germany) 142,28 m; 2. Peter Neubauer (Austria) 138,67 m; 3. Alexander Anzinger (Germany) 132,47 m; 6. Damian Denicolò (St. Lorenzen) 96,40 m. Eliminated in the qualification: 8. Hannes Unterberger (Stegen) 95,20 m; 11. Martin Grunser (Vintl) 84,53 m; 12. Simon Kammerlander (Stegen) 79,75 m. U19, individual ranking, final standings after the final: 1. Peter Neubauer 135,99 m; 2. Andreas Knaus (both Austria) 114,71 m; 3. Hannes Unterberger 114,99 m; 5. Simon Kammerlander (both bridges) 96,98 m. Eliminated in the qualification: 7. Martin Grunser (Vintl) 100,48 m; 12. Gabriel Kofler (Lana) 89,44 m. U16, individual ranking Final standings after the final: 1. Andre Hofmarcher (Austria) 147,99 m; 2. Fynn Schröder 142,86 m; 3. Mike Reschberger (both Germany) 142,04 m. Eliminated in the qualification: 9. Sophia Albenberger (Terlan) 95,37 m; 10. Judith Ganterer 89,09 m; 11. Paula Gebhard 79,75 m; 12. Verena Kofler (all three Lana) 69,08 m.

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European Curling Championships: Exciting finale in Klobenstein

The European Curling Championships for distance athletes in the Ritten Arena came to an end on Sunday with a men's competition that was hard to beat in terms of excitement. It was the only major international curling event in the season plagued by the corona pandemic.

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