Monika Hojnisz

Monika Hojnisz ( born August 27, 1991 Chorzów ) is a Polish biathlete.

Career

Monika Hojnisz is a student and lives in Chorzów. She will for UKS eyelids Katowice and is coached by Adam Kołodziejczyk. Since the start of the 2006/07 season she ran in the European Cup Biathlon Junior and usually achieved results in the ranks 15 to 50, rarely existed in the performance outliers up or down. The first highlight was participating in the Junior World Championships 2007 in Martell with ranks 50 in singles, 56 in the sprint 35 in the pursuit and nine with the Polish squadron. In the summer, she participated in the Junior competitions in the Summer Biathlon World Championships 2007 in Otepaeae part, where he was 20th in the Cross Country competitions in the sprint and 21 in the mass start on roller skis 23 and 23 in the sprint in pursuit. Next major event was the Junior World Championships 2008 in Ruhpolding, where Hojnisz 26 of the Single Page, 20, of the sprint, 12th of persecution and decades with the season was. This was followed by participation in the Junior European Championships. In Nove Mesto na Moravě she reached the 34 rankings in singles, 40 in the sprint, 33 in the pursuit and in the Polish squadron, which also includes her sister Patrycja belonged to eighth. In Haute Maurienne followed again participating in the Junior competitions in the Summer Biathlon World Championships. In cross country she narrowly missed a medal in the sprint race in fifth place finisher and was Eleventh pursuit race. On rollerskis the Pole finished in 24th place in the sprint.

In Canmore Hojnisz started in 2009 for the third time at the Junior World Championships. In Canada, the courts took 17 25 34 in the singles, in the sprint, in the pursuit and seven in the relay Poland. Very good results they achieved at the Summer Biathlon World Championships 2009 in Oberhof, where, after a seventh place in the sprint in the pursuit than fourth place just ahead of the German Nina Stocker missed a medal in the junior competitions in cross-country running. Also on the roller skis they missed the sprint in fourth place when Anastasia Romanova just a medal and fell in the pursuit race back to tenth. Finally a medal won Hojnisz than third place in the mass start race at the Summer Biathlon European Championships 2009 in Nové Město na Moravě. This was followed by their last and most successful Junior World Championships in Torsby. In individual she ran to seventh place in the sprint and pursuit, she won the bronze medals. With the season she was also sixth. In the Biathlon 2010 European Championships for Juniors in Otepaeae Hojnisz won the singles title, was tenth in the sprint and pursuit of the Eleventh. Successes include the Summer Biathlon European Championships 2010 in Osrblie. The Pole won after a fifth place in the sprint title in the tracking and with Zuzanna Smolec, Mateusz Zawól and Rafal Lepel the silver medal in the mixed doubles. Later in the year, they also came in the junior race of the Summer Biathlon World Championships 2010 in Duszniki Zdrój used. In the sprint she missed in fourth place when still just a medal she won as third parties in the pursuit race. In addition, it was with Mary Bukowska, Łukasz Słonina and Rafał Lepel season third parties. It was followed by the junior race of the Biathlon World Championships 2011 in Ridnaun, where she finished sixth and 25th of Single Page the sprint. Particularly successfully ran for the Polish junior race of the Summer Biathlon World Championships 2011 in Nové Město na Moravě. In the sprint she was behind Olga Galich Second, in the pursuit race she won gold. In the race, with the mixed relay she finished ninth. Last Junior World Championships were the 2012 Championships in Kontiolahti where Hojnisz in individual behind Chardine Sloof won the silver medal, fifth in the sprints, Fourth of persecution and seventh in the relay was. Previously, she also started in the junior race at the European Championships in Osrblie where it eight in singles, 21 in the sprint and 20 occupied the ranks in pursuit.

Since 2008 Hojnisz starts with the women in the power range. Your first race she contested in Obertilliach within the IBU Cups and was 25th with a single and won so now first points. In the following sprint, it reached tenth, her best result in the second-highest racing series. First major event outside the range were the Junior Biathlon World Championships 2010 in Otepaeae. Hojnisz launched in the individual race in the Junior Women, was then brought for the season to women. With Paulina Bobak, her sister Patrycja and Karolina Piton she reached the seventh place. In Östersund Hojnisz came at the start of the 2010/11 season to their first use in the Biathlon World Cup and has been in a single 44 So they missed first points to only four places. This she won as 33 a week later in Hochfilzen and confirmed already at the next station in Pokljuka this performance with space 22, as she was one of five starters with an error-free shooting. In 2011 she started in Khanty-Mansiysk for the first time at Biathlon World Championships and was in Siberia 60 of the Single Page, 69 of the sprint and with Paulina Bobak, Magdalena and Agnieszka Cyl Gwizdoń in the relay race ninth. At the European Championships in 2011 she came again in the relay race for women to use and with Beata Szymańczak, her sister Patrycja and Karolina Piton Eleventh. On the second stage in the World Cup in Hochfilzen in the subsequent season they missed out on a first podium finish at the side of Krystyna Pałka, Weronika Nowakowska - Ziemniak and Agnieszka Cyl as Fourth Season. International Championship of 2012 was the European Championships, where Hojnisz launched in the individual race in the Junior Women and the relay race with Karolina Piton, Beata Szymańczak and Katarzyna Leja Sixth was among women. Successful was the season 2012/13. Hojnisz reached in Oberhof as 19 of Sprint's her first top 20 placement. Even better were the results at the Biathlon World Championships 2013 in Nové Město na Moravě. It was the 24th of the sprints and improved her personal best finish at the highest level in the subsequent based on pursuit race to a 13th place and thus qualified for the final mass start race in which she won the bronze medal surprisingly behind Darya Domratschawa and Tora Berger. With Krystyna Pałka, Magdalena Gwizdoń and Weronika Nowakowska - Ziemniak she was also ninth in the relay.

Biathlon World Cup rankings

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