Tobias Hauke
Tobias Hauke
Birthday: September 11, 1987 Place of birth: Hamburg, Germany
Club Info
Club: Harvestehuder THC
Youth career
Harvestehuder THC
Senior career
-2008 Harvestehuder THC 2008-2010 Rot-Weiss Cologne 2010 - Harvestehuder THC
Honours
2009: German Champion Hall ( Rot-Weiss Köln) 2009: German Champion field ( Rot-Weiss Köln) 2010: European Indoor Cup ( Rot-Weiss Köln) 2010: German Champion field ( Rot-Weiss Köln) 2013: German Champion Hall ( Harvestehuder THC) 2014: European Indoor Cup ( Harvestehuder THC)
Awards
2010: Young Player of the Year 2010: Hockey Player of the Year 2013: World Hockey Player
National successes
2003 U16 European Championship 2007: World Indoor champion 2007: 1st place Champions Trophy 2008: Gold Olympic Games in Beijing 2009: 2nd place European Championships 2010: 2nd place World Cup 2011: World Indoor champion 2011: European Champion 2012: European Indoor Champion 2012: Gold Olympic Games in London 2013: European Champion
Tobias Hauke ( born September 11, 1987 in Hamburg ) is a German hockey player and two -time Olympic champion (2008 and 2012 ).
Tobias Hauke started at Harvestehuder THC with the sport of hockey, after his mother and his sisters already played hockey. With the HTHC he was German Youth Indoor Champion and 2004 German hall runner-up. Prior to the 2008/2009 season, the midfielder moves to Rot-Weiss Köln. With Rot-Weiss Cologne, he is on the field in 2009 and 2010 and 2009 in the German indoor champion. In February 2010, he wins with Rot-Weiss Koln the European Indoor Cup. For the 2010/11 season he returns to his home club Harvestehuder THC to Hamburg.
2003 Hauke U16 European Champion in Barcelona. In 2005 at the U18 European Championship in Gniezno, the German team was only fifth but Hauke was voted best player of the tournament. Also in 2005, debuted Hauke in the German national hockey team. In 2007 he was at winning the World Indoor Championships in Vienna in the team. Outdoors the German team ended at the European Championships 2007 in Manchester in fourth place, but won the FIH Champions Trophy in Kuala Lumpur. At the Olympic Games in 2008 Hauke won with the German team in the final against Spain 1-0 and was Olympic champion and is the youngest German gold medal winner at the Olympic Summer Games 2008.
At the European Championships 2009 in the hockey hotbed Holland, the German men occupied the second place behind champions England.
The year 2010 began for Tobias Hauke with the 2nd place at the World Championships in New Delhi very well. In November 2010 was followed by the election of the " Young Player of the Year 2010" by the FIH and in December 2010 he was elected to the FIH All-Star team in 2010, along with his team-mate Matthias Witt house, Moritz Fürste, Maximilian Müller and national coach Markus Weise. Shortly thereafter, Hauke was elected Germany's player of the year 2010. In February 2011, Hauke was part of the team of the German national team, which won for the third time in a row the title of the world indoor champion in Poznan, Poland on Poland. At the European Championships in August 2011 in Monchengladbach Tobias Hauke won with the German national team the final against the Netherlands and was European champion. When discharged in Leipzig in January 2012 Indoor Hockey Championship Tobias Hauke was not only, as well as his sister Franzisca Hauke , European Champion, but also still honored as Most Valuable Player of the Championship.
In 2013 he was awarded the World Hockey Player.
Tobias Hauke has completed 220 international matches, including 19 in the hall. (As of January 19, 2014 )
In April 2011, a portrait of him in oil on canvas (30 x 40 cm ) was painted by amateur painter Gerd Wilhelm Reining.