Ariane Hingst
Ariane Hingst ( born July 25, 1979 in West Berlin) is a German football player. The defense and midfielder played from 1996 to 2011 in the women's national team.
- 2.1 Title
- 2.2 Awards
Career
Club football
Even as a child played Ariane Hingst football. After the D- youth Hingst was not allowed to play with boys on a team. So the then eleven year old jumped unceremoniously an age class and played in the female B youth on. After simplifying internal strife of the coaches moved along with many players to the Berliner SV 92 A short time later, the girls team was disbanded. Hingst was now without a club since. In 1992 she moved to VfB Lichterfelde. Meanwhile Hingst was an integral part of Berlin's selection, but could no longer continue to develop in the field lights.
After two years she returned to Zehlendorf. From the little esteemed in the club leisure club a highly regarded Regional team had developed in the meantime. Thanks to a special game license they could already be used at the age of 15 years in the first women's team. With Zehlendorf 1996 she became Regional Champion, but failed in the subsequent promotion round. In the following season Hingst was used despite the lack of eligibility to play in the DFB - Pokal match against Fortuna Sachsenroß Hanover. Zehlendorf won the game 2-0 though, but was disqualified from the DFB.
The former Germany coach Tina Theune -Meyer gave Hingst more than clear to understand that she would have to go to the 1997/98 season to a national league to be invited to the national team. For Hingst just kept going to a dilemma. Zehlendorf was again in 1997 Regional Champion and Hingst hoped it would work out this time with the rise. If not, she wanted to go to the then Bundesliga for Tennis Borussia Berlin. However TeBe dismounted from the Bundesliga. Zehlendorf and Turbine Potsdam clashed in the relegation to Bundesliga single track. Potsdam won the game 5-1, and Zehlendorf Bundesliga dreams burst like soap bubbles. After the game Zehlendorf coach Michael Rossbach asked Potsdam coach Bernd Schröder to bring Hingst to the turbine. Hingst decided a change to Brandenburg.
Your first season with Turbine Potsdam was difficult. In early 1998 the situation improved. Bernd Schröder was now back coach of the team. 2001 Hingst was with Turbine Potsdam first runner-up and reached the semi-finals of the DFB Cup. After two more runner-up with Turbine Potsdam began in 2003, the most successful period in Hingsts career. In 2004 she was with Turbine Potsdam for the first time German champion and Cup winner. A year later she was re- Cup winner and European champion for the third time; they also won the UEFA Women 's Cup. In 2006, she finally reiterated the league and cup double.
April 1, 2007 Hingst moved surprisingly the Swedish first division club Djurgården Damfotboll. Hingst had long flirted with a move abroad and looking for a new challenge. In Stockholm it was used in their first season rather than in the center of defense in the midfield and was runner-up.
On 1 January 2009 Hingst joined the 1st FFC Frankfurt.
In October 2011, Hingst signed a contract with the Newcastle United Jets Women in Australia. On September 29, 2012, she signed for the W - League rivals Canberra United FC.
National
On 27 August 1996 Hingst debuted in the German national team in a match against the Netherlands. In their third match against Iceland she scored her first international goal and was once again successful. To date, this was her only double in National Dress. In 1997 she went to Norway with the national team for the European Championship. In the final against Italy, she completed her only tournament game from the beginning and was the first time European champion.
1999 drove Hingst as the youngest player in the squad for the 1999 World Cup, in which they "caused fearless edge runs sensation " according to Kicker sports magazine. In September 2000, she went with the national team to the Olympic Games in Sydney. In the final group game against Sweden she scored in the 88th minute winner who helped the German team to top the group. After the semi-final defeat against Norway, the German team won the small final against Brazil, and therefore the bronze medal.
For the national team's European Championship was on at home. In the first few games Hingst was at least partially used. The semi-final game against Norway was the last game, came off the bench in the Hingst. The revenge for the defeat in the Olympics last year was successful, and after the 1-0 win over Sweden Hingst was the second time European champion. Your most successful tournament was the 2003 World Cup in the United States, she could win with the German team. A year later she took another bronze at the Olympic Games in Athens. In 2005, she took again the European title and 2007 she was with the national team world champion again, when it became the German team to successfully defend her title at the tournament in China.
At Euro 2009, she retired in the quarterfinals against Italy a meniscus and cartilage damage and had to experience from the bench as her teammates won the title of the interior. After that, she only came back when lost with 0-4 season ending game against the USA on 22 May 2010 on the use and in the following games almost exclusively as, substitute. Nevertheless, she was appointed on the basis of their experience in the squad for the World Cup.
In the 2011 World Cup, they only came in the game against France for use. They came off the bench for the second half for Simone Laudehr who had received a yellow card already in a game before, and had been locked in another in the quarterfinals. After losing quarter-final against Japan was Hingst, as well as Birgit Prinz their resignation from the national team is known, the DFB but made a farewell game in prospect.
Hingst is located at 174 A- international matches behind Birgit Prinz (214 games) and Kerstin Stegemann (191 games) in third place of the internationals, and has 24 games longer disputed as Lothar Matthäus, most capped player of the German men's team. Worldwide, only 26 players and three players have played more internationals. (As of January 21, 2014 )
Achievements
Title
- World Champion 2003, 2007
- European Champion 1997, 2001, 2005, 2009
- Olympic bronze medal in 2000, 2004, 2008
- German Champion 2004 and 2006
- DFB Cup winner 2004, 2005, 2006 and 2011
- UEFA Women 's Cup winner 2005
Awards
- Silver Bay Leaf
- 2003: Sportswoman of the Year by Brandenburg
- 2007: elected to the All- Star Team of the World Cup
Profession
Ariane Hingst is a qualified banker, but later graduated from retraining to become a physiotherapist. In Sweden she worked part-time as a physiotherapist hockey team Djurgårdens IF.