Zina Kocher

Zina Kocher ( born December 5, 1982 in Red Deer ) is a Canadian biathlete.

Boiler starts for the Rocky Mountain Racers. The student is since 2001 member of the Canadian national team and is coached by coach Roger Archambault. She lives in Canmore. Zina Kocher operates since 1998 Biathlon. In the World Cup she made her debut in 2002 at the fourth station of the year, Oberhof. First points they collected as 26 in a single race in 2003 Osrblie. In the sprint at the same World Cup they first came in the top 10 in the next two years, they could not repeat these good results, until 2005, she was also placed once again in the top 20 of the World Cup. Since then, she comes regularly in the points and reached with a third place at the season opener of the 2006/07 season in Ostersund for the first time a front rank, and thus the opening in the top. It is named after Myriam Bédard only the second Canadian biathlete who managed this. Her career was interrupted after 2007 glandular fever was diagnosed in October. Only after three months she could give her comeback in the World Cup in Antholz.

Since 2003, Kocher took part in four World Cups, but failed to reach good result. At the Olympic Games of Turin 2006, she launched the Individual, Sprint and in the season, but could also not reach the top places. Zina Kocher took part in the 2010 Olympic Winter Games. Her best result was the 65th place in the sprint. With the season she was ranked 15th

In order to raise money for their sports, stove took on Bold Beautiful Biathlon calendar part project.

Biathlon World Cup rankings

The table shows all placements (depending on the year, including hosting the Olympic Games and World Championships ).

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  • Zina Kocher in the database of IBU (English)
  • Biathlete (Canada)
  • North America Champions ( Summer Biathlon )
  • Canadian Champion ( Biathlon )
  • Canadian biathlete of the year
  • Born in 1982
  • Woman
Red Deer, Alberta Canmore (Alberta) Oberhof, Germany International Biathlon Union
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