Marloes Wesselink

Marloes Wesselink ( born April 14, 1987 in Doetinchem ) is a Dutch beach volleyball player.

Career

Wesselink finished 2004 with Daniëlle Remmers ninth place at the Youth World Cup in Termoli. From 2005 she played with Marleen van Iersel and was at the junior world championships in 2005 in Saint -Quay- Portrieux and 2006 Mysłowice Fifth and third parties. At the European Championships in 2007, the two Dutch women were subject in the main round of the German duo Pohl / Rau and were thereafter until the fourth round losers stopped by the Norwegian Hakedal / Tørlen. Then she again won the bronze medal at the Junior World Championships in Modena. In 2008, she had to in the third round of the European Championships in Hamburg later overall winners Sara Goller and Laura Ludwig beaten before they were eliminated against Pohl / Rau.

2009 graduated from Wesselink first few tournaments with Remmers, before they formed a new duo with Merel Mooren. At the World Championships in Stavanger Wesselink / moors came as a group of third parties in the first major round and failed due to the Brazilians Talita / Antonelli. The European Championships in Sochi was over for them after the first round. Then their paths parted and Wesselink came along with Madeleine Meppelink. The new couple was fifth at the 2010 Grand Slam in Stavanger and arrived at the European Championships in Berlin, the quarter-final against Goller / Ludwig, who again won the title later. At the World Championships 2011 in Rome, Wesselink / Meppelink had to say goodbye after the group stage. Wesselink played in Klagenfurt for the first time with Roos van der Hoeven, with which she retired at the European Championship in Kristiansand in the second round against the Germans Goller / Ludwig. 2012 played Wesselink with Jolien Sinnema. Since 2013, it forms a new duo with Jantine van der Vlist. At the World Championships in Stare Jabłonki van left the Vlist / Wesselink despite a victory over the Lithuanians Dumbauskaitė / Povilaitytė out after the group stage.