Pétanque World Championships
World Championships in precision sport pétanque organized by the Fédération Internationale de Pétanque et Jeu Provençal ( FIPJP ). The first World Championships for seniors was held in Brussels, Belgium in 1959. The FIPJP Founded in 1958, the time of the first World Cup 10 members, in October 2007, 75 national associations in the Member FIPJP. It will be held the Senior World Championships, women and youth. At the World Championships Triplette is played in the so-called supreme discipline. Since 2000 world championships in precision shooting ( Tir de précision ) are discharged.
- 2.1 German successes
- 2.2 Triplette 2.2.1 Medal Tally
- 2.3.1 Medal Tally
- 3.1 Triplette 3.1.1 Medal Tally
- 3.2.1 medals ( Präzionsschießen )
Senior World Championships
The Senior World Championship Pétanque is not a men's World Cup. At their women, young people and espoir can participate.
Until 1997, allowed each participating country up to 2 teams of 3 players use ( the host country and the country of the defending champions were allowed to compete with 3 teams).
As of 1998, only one team per country was ( defending champion and host country but 2 ) are admitted. A team consisted of 4 players from now on.
First time in 1977 took a German team to a Pétanque World Championship. Ebbi Toepfer, Karsten Köhler and Olaf thimble came from Bad Godesberg and Freiburg. Although she was on this and other World Championships as a team of German Pétanque Association ( DPV) refers to the association but was not founded until 1984.
German successes
The best rankings of a German team were three fifth places.
In the only previous World Cup in Germany in 1996 in Essen, it was Klaus Mohr, Tino Capin and Christian Hempel.
" In the preliminary round, the three Germans pass through the Großgruppenpoule ( 7:13 against Sweden, 13-0 against Thailand, 13:9 against Monaco, 13:9 against Portugal, against Djibouti 13:11, 13:9 v Ireland, 13: 2 against Hungary and 2:13 against Tunisia) Tunisia behind in 2nd place in the second round.
There is a 13:10 against Great Britain and a 13:4 against Canada extends to the quarter-finals.
Against the eventual runners Tunisia is there a 5:13 defeat. The two placement games to be rank 5 to 8 both won the delight of the mostly German audience ( 13:5 against Italy and against Morocco 13:11 ). "
2006 in Grenoble failed Sascha von Pless, Patrice Wolff, Sascha Koch and camel Mohammed Bourouba barely 10:13 in the quarterfinal against Italy.
" The other games: Preliminary round: Against Andorra 13:10, 13:4 against Hungary, against Armenia 5:13 against Slovenia 13:0, 13:6 against the Ivory Coast, Morocco to 3:13 Then in the second World Cup. round against Belgium 10:13 and 13:12 and 13:2 against Portugal Achtelfinalpoule. Tunisia 9:13, against Guinea 13:12 and 13:11 against Madagascar. "
2007 defended the German team to fifth place. For Germany competed Jannik Schaake ( Sandhofen ), Jan Garner (Hannover ), Martin Kuball (Hamburg ) and Patrick Abdelhak ( Constance) ). Since Jannik Schaake also finished in precision shooting Platz 5, 2007 was the most successful part of the DPV.
" Other good German Placements
World Cup Seniors 1998: 9th place [ Achim Langhammer, Michel Grayel, Thomas Hoerschgens, Torsten Prietz ]
World Cup Seniors 1999: 1st Place in the Nation (WM - Consolante ) [ Malte Berger, Tino Capin, Klaus Mohr, Christian Hempel ]
World Cup Seniors 2000: 9th place [ Sascha Koch, Kim Rieger, Klaus Mohr, Andreas Globig ]
World Cup Seniors 2004: 1st Place in the Nation (WM - Consolante ) [ Kim Rieger, Sascha Koch, camel Mohammed Bourouba, Hannes Bloch ]
In the Nation's play excreted in the preliminary round teams, it is equivalent to a B- World Cup. "
Triplette
Medal Tally ( triplet )
Tir de précision
Since 2000, the discipline precision shooting ( Tir de précision ) is also held at the World Championships. The German Kim Rieger reached in Geneva in 2003 the quarter-finals, he lost to the eventual champions Quintais Philippe (France) with 38:50. Also in 2004 in Grenoble Rieger reached the quarterfinals, where he lost to eventual 28:50 Vice World Champion Randrianandrasana (Madagascar). 2005 Sascha Koch reached the quarterfinals and failed to 23:35 François N'Diaye (Senegal). Jannik Schaake also in 2007 reached the quarter-finals. Here he became the first German to directly qualify in the first round ( fourth ). In the quarterfinals, he lost to Frenchman Pascal Milei 35:45.
Medal Tally ( Präzionsschießen )
World Championships for Women
1988 were held Women's World Championships for the first time at Palma de Mallorca. It was attended by 19 Triplets from 20 nations. At the World Championships in Grenoble in 2006 were 45 Triplets from 43 nations.
German successes
In 2004, Daniela Thelen, Gudrun Deterding, Lara Eble and Annick Hess in Maspalomas, Spain runner-up.
" In the preliminary round, the ladies played against Madagascar 13:3, 13:10 against Switzerland, against Israel 8:13, 13:10 and 13:0 against Monaco against Japan.
In the second round won the DPV- selection ... 13-9 against Great Britain and 13:4 against Spain.
In the semifinals, the team found then already paved the way for the eventual runners-up title when they defeated the Mitfavouriten Belgium 13-12 and Thailand with 13:5.
In the quarterfinals, a 13:7 victory against Tunisia and in the semi-finals followed by a 13:5 against Israel. Thailand, which had thrown in the quarterfinals hottie France from the competition, returned the favor in the final for the suffered in the semifinal defeat with a 15:3 final victory against the German women's team. "
Other achievements:
- World Cup Women 1992: 1st in the Nation (WM - Consolante )
- World Cup Women 1996: 6th place [ Karin Hessedenz Cherry, Stefanie Schwarzenbach, Denise Pektor, Angelika Thelen ]
- World Cup Women 2002: 5th place [ Gudrun Deterding, Lara Eble, Daniela Thelen, Heather Löbers ]
Triplette
Medal Tally
Tir de précision
Daniela Thelen 2004 reached the quarter-finals, but lost it against the later Vice World Champion Maryse Bergeron ( Canada).
Muriel Hess took in 2013 the first Shooter Medal for Germany. She reached the semi-finals and thus won bronze.
Medal Tally
World Youth Championships
At the World Junior Championships on 18-19. September 1993 in Dar -el- Beida (Casablanca ), Morocco were Tobias Jakel, Marco Marggrander, Michael Friese and Andreas Mahnert Vice World Champion
"Team Germany continued in the quarter-finals against Algeria with 13:9 through, in the semifinals they defeated Thailand by 13:11 and reached the final, which lost 00:15 against Belgium ( William Vanwetswinkel, Frederic Constant, Cedric Mourdre, William Vanderbiest ) went.
The preliminaries had been able to stop the young German with a second place behind hosts Morocco in a Sechserpoule (7-13 against Morocco, 13-9 against Spain, 13-9 against Denmark, 13-9 against Switzerland and 13-12 against Portugal). "
A fifth place went to Dominique Tsuroupa, Tobias Müller, Sascha von Pless and Daniel Sester at World Youth 2001 in Lons le Saunier, France.
2010 won Tehina Anania, Moritz Leibelt, Manuel Strokosch and Simon Striegel silver in Kemer Turkish.
As with the Vice World Champion title in 1993, the German team was in the final of a " fanny ". Opponents Thailand won 13-0.
Since Strokosch still won bronze in Tir DE PRECISION to this was the most successful World Cup for the DPV at all.
Triplette
Medal Tally
Tir de précision
Dominique Tsouroupa 2001 was fourth. His 38 points in the quarter-finals, though are its best ever quarter-final result, but he could not repeat neither semi-final against Jeremy Pardoen (Belgium ), nor in the one-off match against Sergio discharged Fernandez ( Spain) for 3rd place. Manuel Strokosch won in 2011 in Turkey bronze. Only in the semi-final he failed to eventual winners Diego Rizzi from Italy.
Medal Tally ( Präzionsschießen )
Swell
Source: DPV- site release GFDL: Ticket #: 2006111710003577