Signe Trosten

Signe Trosten ( born March 30, 1970 in Tana ) is a former Norwegian biathlete.

Signe Trosten launched for Tana Idrettslag. It belonged since the late 1990s at the Norwegian national team. In the 1988/89 season they reached a sixth in a sprint in Ruhpolding one of their best World Cup results. Her biggest international success reached the Norwegian at the 1991 World Championships in Lahti, where they behind the missions of the Soviet Union and Bulgaria won at the side of Synnøve Thoresen, Hildegunn Fossen and Unni Kristiansen in the team race the bronze medal. For career highlight the Olympic Winter Games in 1992, where biathlon for women was first olympic. Trosten came in all three races to use. In the sprint, she was with two missed targets in the standing shooting 19 in individual, each with an error in the two Sthendschießen decades. In the relay race as she came first leg with Hildegunn Fossen and Elin Kristiansen to seventh place. Last major event was the World Championships in 1993 in Borovets. Here came Trosten in a single on the 73rd rank. Your last World Cup races she contested in 1995.

National Trosten won several medals in the Norwegian Championships, without being able to win titles. Your first medal she won in 1992 in Skrautvål, AOL, she was in the sprint behind Grete Ingeborg Nykkelmo Vice-Champion. In 1993 she won with the representation of the county of Troms in both the sprint as well as the team race the silver medals. A year later she repeated the success with the team and also won behind Hildegunn Fossen and Anne Elvebakk the bronze medal in singles.

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