Heide Wollert

Heide Wollert ( born May 16, 1982 in Halle ( Saale) ) is a German judoka (4th Dan ).

Heide Wollert is sports student at the Martin -Luther- University Halle- Wittenberg. It has been active since 1990 and starts for the JC Leipzig. Previously, she was the SV Halle active, where she was coached by Frank Hölperl and Norbert Litt head, before she went to for the University Science Hall.

First, they stepped up in class to 70 kg. In 1997, she was German champion in the age group U17. Overall, they came in different age classes in German and International German Championships seven times in the medal ranks. Since 1999 she starts parallel, since 2002 exclusively in the elite field. 2001 Wollert was German Vice Champion and third in the International German Championship (IDM ). The following year she repeated the placement with the IDM. The following year it reached a first international success by winning the European Championship and was again Vice German Champion (DM). In 2004 she won the national title for the third time, was third in the International German Championships and won the team bronze at the World Student Championships. In 2005 she won for the fourth time at the German Championships and the World Cup scoring competition in Hamburg. These results could Wollert surpass 2006. She was again Vice- European Champion, Vice World Champion students and students world champion with the team.

Because they with Annett Boehm had a strong opponent in Germany, which would probably be preferred for the Olympic Games, Wollert changed at the suggestion of the national coach in the class to 78 kg. Here they quickly had to have success. In 2007, she was fifth at the European Championships and participated in the World Championships. In 2008 she finally won in Lisbon against Russian Vera Moskaljuk the title of European Champion. So she was qualified for the Olympic Games in Beijing. There she could occupy the seventh place in the class to 78 kg. At the European Championships 2009, she finished in third place. In Rotterdam she won at the World Judo Championships 2009 after three wins against Galleon, Cotton and Lebrun third place.