Sabine Rumpf

Sabine Rumpf ( born March 18, 1983 in Wiesbaden ) is a German discus thrower.

Sabine Rumpf started early with the discus and starts for the LSG Golden reason which it belongs since birth. She is trained in seltzer since 1998 by her brother Martin Hull, together with Julia brakeman. As a youth and junior hull achieved considerable success, it was 2002 German youth champion and fourth in the Junior World Championships, 2003, she finished seventh at the European Junior Championships. In 2005 she reached the German junior champion of the year in sixth place at the German Championships of women. The biggest success in 2005 was the victory in the U23 European Athletics Championships in Erfurt with 60.75 m in front of the Russian Darya Pischtschalnikowa. The following year, Hull won at the German University Championships, but she stayed with a best jump of 57.72 m, 55.76 m in 2007 were only for them to book. In 2008 she again surpassed the 60 -meter mark, the sports festival in Wiesbaden she improved her personal best to 61.81 meters, this was German Jahresbestleistung. For the first time she fought his way to the title at the German Championships. After 2009 was slightly less successful - an appendectomy she threw back in the training plan, she made 2010 a further increase of their best. She threw in the German championships in Braunschweig 62.21 m and led the competition until the fifth attempt. The world's annual Best Nadine Müller countered, however, and pointed hull number two. Previously hull had already surpassed the qualification standard for the European Athletics Championships in 2010 at a sports festival in Eppstein with 60.56 meters and was nominated by the DLV for the European Championships in Barcelona, ​​where she finished in seventh place with a distance of 58.89 m.

Sabine Rumpf was from 2008 to 2012 in the sports promotion group of the Hessian police and since January 2013 Police Commissioner.