Lars Koslowski

Lars Koslowski ( May 22nd, 1971 in Kassel ) is a former German tennis player.

Koslowski, who was trained by Karl Meiler, his professional career began after contradictory information, either in 1988 or 1989. Both in 1988 and 1989, he reached the Challenger tournament in Brisbane, Australia, the quarter-finals. In 1989 he moved also with doubles partner Arne Thoms semi-finals of the Munich Challenger Tournament. The semi-finals at the Challenger tournament in Thessaloniki, Greece in both the individual as well as in the doubles competition at the San Marco Naewies page in 1990 finally succeeded in 1991 his first tournament victory in the tournament in the Challenger Series in Seville. In Stuttgart he made his way to Siegen, among other things Goran Prpic and Guy Forget the semi-finals, but he also lost as the final of the Challenger tournament in Bielefeld in that year. In 1992 he was defeated in the double - rating of the ATP Umag together with Sander Groen only in the finale.

His highest career ranking in the tennis world rankings in singles reached Koslowski on June 15, 1992 with the 63rd. In the double - standings, he was listed on 14 September 1992 to rank 112. Overall, he won a prize money of 265 437 U.S. dollars over the course of his career.

In the club he played for, among others, in 1993 Blue-White Neuss and 2008 for Essen Etuf, whose captain he was, in the tennis league.