Ursula Thielemann

Ursula Thielemann ( born January 9, 1960 in Hanau, after marriage Jonscher ) is a former German hockey player and Olympian 1984.

The goalkeeper Ursula Thielemann was the first Hanauer THC 1981 German champion in field hockey and indoor hockey in 1983.

She debuted in 1979 in the German national hockey team. Her first big success was the title at the European Indoor Championships in 1981, with Thielemann was eliminated in the first game after 78 seconds with a knee injury. 1983 Thielemann was at the World Cup Fourth, in 1984, she won bronze at the first European Championship. In the same year she went as Ersatztorfrau behind Susanne Schmid Leonie for the Olympic Games 1984., Where she was, however, in the tournament for stem goalkeeper. The German team won silver behind the team from the Netherlands. Overall, Ursula Thielemann worked from 1979 to 1987 in 38 countries playing with.

The trained computer scientist married to a former swimmer, has a son and working at Lufthansa.