Horst Hoeck

Horst Hoeck ( born May 19, 1904 in Berlin, † 12 April 1969) was a German rower, the 1932 Olympic champion in the four with coxswain.

Horst Hoeck launched for the Berlin Rowing Club and moved in his career between Sweep Rowing and Rowing Skull. In 1926 he won the eighth at the German Championship. Two years later he met with Gerhard Voigt in the double sculls and won his second title. At the Olympic Games in Amsterdam in 1928 Voigt and Hoeck finished fourth.

1931 won Hoeck with the four of Berlin's RC in the German Championship. 1932 sat Joachim Spremberg and Horst Hoeck from the 1931er four in the German foursome at the Olympic Games in 1932. 's Occupation Hans Eller, Horst Hoeck, Walter Meyer, Joachim Spremberg and helmsman Carl Heinz Neumann, the boat won by a narrow margin against the Italian boat.

Medal Summer Olympic Games Eight (rowing) April 12 Rowing at the 1928 Summer Olympics Rowing at the 1932 Summer Olympics Carlheinz Neumann List of Olympic medalists in rowing (men) Waldemar Tietgens Albert Arnheiter Hermann Wilker Rudolf Fickeisen Otto Fickeisen Otto Maier Max Rudolf (rower) Paul Rudolf Hans Walter Alfred Probst Eugen Sigg Hans Maier (rower) Walter Volle Ernst Gaber Fritz Bauer (rower) Alberto Winkler Romano Sgheiz Franco Trincavelli Ivo Stefanoni Horst Effertz Klaus Riekemann Michael Obst Peter Neusel Bernhard Britting Joachim Werner (rower) Egbert Hirschfelder Dick Joyce (rower) Ross Collinge Dudley Storey Warren Cole Simon Dickie Peter Berger (rower) Gerhard Auer Alois Bierl Uwe Benter Nikolai Petrovich Ivanov Dieter Wendisch Andreas Gregor Andy Holmes Bernd Niesecke Karsten Schmeling Bernd Eichwurzel Frank Klawonn Hendrik Reiher
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