Luxembourg travels to the Jpeee in Andorra with a very enlarged squad
Now it’s official. The National Olympic Committee (COSL) announced on Monday which athletes fulfilled the criteria and were nominated for the 20th games of the small European countries in Andorra (May 27th to 31st). A total of 164 athletes, 34 more than at the JPee 2023 in Malta, go on medal hunt for Luxembourg in the country in the Pyrenees.
The organizers have made some changes to the sporting program that explain the significantly enlarged squad. While two rather smaller disciplines were painted with sailing and squash, in addition to cycling, beach volleyball, karate, synchronized swimming and gymnastics with volleyball, a team sport also returns to the schedule.
Nevertheless, basketball and the 3×3 variant of the ball game take place again, there is a drop of bitterness for the FLBB men. While the women’s tournaments are held as planned, not enough teams have not registered in the men’s area. The players of national coaches Ken Diederich cannot defend their title.
In addition to the 164 athletes, trainers, medical staff and officials also belong to the Lëtzebuerg team, which increases the delegation to a total of 235 people. In addition, 14 referees from various disciplines will travel from Luxembourg to Andorra.
With a total of five Olympic participants in Paris 2024 (Alex Kirsch, Vera Bertemes-Hoffmann, Ralph Daleiden, Sarah de Nutte and Luka Mladenovic), those responsible for the Cosl around mission leader Laurent Carnol hope for a medal flood. As a reminder: In Malta, 66 medals were enough for third place in the medal mirror, behind the host and Cyprus. In Andorra you now hope to climb again in this ranking.
The Luxembourg contingent
Basketball (5×5) – Women
Joy Baum, Charlie Bidinger, Ehis Etute, Isi Etute, Laurie Irthum, Jovana Jaksic, Dionne Madjo, Magaly Meynadier, Svenia Nurenberg, Jo Oly, Anne Simon, Esmeralda Skrijelj
The men’s tournament is canceled because of too few participating nations.
Basketball (3×3) – Women
Michelle Dittgen, Mikayla Ferenz, Liz Irthum, Bridget Yoerger
The men’s tournament is canceled because of too few participating nations.
Beach volleyball – men
Colin Hilbert, Steve Weber
Beach volleyball – women
Eline Delcourt, Rebekka Klerf
Judo – men
-73 kg: Joffrey Brisoux, Kevin Nunes Dos Santos
-81 kg: Bilgee Bayanaa, Claudio Nunes dos Santos (both also -81 kg team)
-90 kg: Alexandre Beck (-100 kg team)
Judo – women
-52 kg: Lena Schmit, Carla Tavares Fernandes (both also -52 kg team)
-63 kg: Anetta Mosr, Lora Schroller (both also -63 kg team)
-70 kg: Darlène Donfack, Chloé Schillings (both also -78 kg kg team)
Karate – men
Kata: Lucas Chaffort
Kumité -67 kg: Jordan Sibille
Kumité -84 kg: Tiago Serra Rodrigues
Kumité +84 kg: Alexander Davies
Karate – women
Kumité -55 kg: Jenny Warling
Kumité -68 kg: pola giortetti
Art gymnastics – men
Hugo Gaspar, Yan Kies, Ben Mengen (single and team classification)
Art gymnastics – women
Chiara Castellucci, Alicia Donneger, Zofia-Kalina Kopczynski, Valentina Marochi, Janice Petry (single and team classification)
Athletics – men
100 m: David Wallig
200 m: David Wallig
400 m: Vincent Karger, Glenn Lassine
800 m: Mathis Espagnet, Jory Teixeira
1,500 m: Gaspar Klückers
5,000 m: Niall Foley
10,000 m: Niall Foley, Yannick Lieners
400 m hurdles: David Friederich
3,000 m obstacle: Charel Weicherding, Gil Weicherding
4 x 100 m: Enguerran Bossicard, Alan Jéhanno, Louis Muller, David Wallig
4 x 400 m: Mathis Espagnet, David Friederich, Vincent Karger, Glenn Lassine
Triple jump: Louis Muller
High jump: Charel Gaspar
Athletics – women
100 m: Camille Gaeng, Victoria Rausch
200 m: Anaïs Bauer, Sandrine Rossi
400 m: Elise Romero
800 m: Julia Ciccone, Carole Kill
1,500 m: Vera Bertemes-Hoffmann
5,000 m: Sandra Lieners
10,000 m: Sandra Lieners
100 m hurdles: Hannah Kramer, Victoria Rausch
400 m hurdles: Uyana Capucine Granger, Yaraa Puraye
3,000 m obstacle: Eloïse Lefevre, Liz Weiler
4 x 100 m: Anaïs Bauer, Camille Gaeng, Victoria Rausch, Sandrine Rossi, Sophia Schaack
4 x 400 m: Julia Ciccone, Iris Foux, Uyana Capucine Granger, Carole Kill, Yaara Puraye
Triple jump: Melody Koffi, Anna Lensment
High jump: Julie Craenen
Shot put: Stéphanie Krumlovsky
Spear throw: Noémie Pleimling
Cycling – men
Road course: Loïc Bettendorf, Tim Diederich, Alex Kirsch, Charel Meyers, Tom Paquet, Mats Wenzel
Time trial: Alex Kirsch, Mats Wenzel
Cycling – women
Mountain bike: Liv Wenzel
Road course: Layla Barthels, Maïté Barthels, Nina Berton, Marie Schreiber, Liv Wenzel
Time trial: Nina Berton, Marie Schreiber
Rhythmic sports gymnastics – women
Lola Diederich, Elena Meysembourg (single and team classification)
Rugby – men
Hugo Bertani, Liam Carroll, John Fitzpatrick, Matteo Franzina, Fintan Lawlor, Stuart Logier, Christian Olsen, Clément Piquet, Christopher Rossa, Chobe Sweetnam, Kai Sweetnam, Noé Tropiano
Shoot – men
Air rifle: Luca Klein
Air pistol: Dimitar Dinev, Marc Halloy
Trap: Lyndon Sosa, Frank Zaccagnini
Shoot – women
Air rifle: Isaure Gofette, Julia Ordanikidze
Trap: Lena Bidoli
Swim – men
Stanislas CHAUSSON (50 m butterfly)
Diogo Constantino (100 m butterfly)
Ralph Daleiden (50, 100 and 200 freestyle, 50 and 100 m back)
Anton Fedoseev (400 and 800 m freestyle, 400 m layers)
Florian Frippiat (100 and 200 m layers, 200 and 400 m butterfly)
Julien Henx (50 and 100 m freestyle, 50 m butterfly)
Finn Kemp (50, 100 and 200 m chest, 200 m layers)
Joao Carneiro (50, 100 and 200 breast, 200 m butterfly)
Season (4 x 100 m and 4 x 200 m freestyle, 4 x 100 m layers)
Swimming – women
Maud Allar (50, 100 and 200 m breast)
Jacqueline Bany (50 and 100 m freestyle, 50, 100 and 200 m back, 50 m butterfly)
Emma Barthel (100 and 200 m chest, 200 and 400 m layers, 200 m butterfly)
Joyce Bleses (50 and 100 m freestyle, 50 m back)
Lou Jominet (200, 400, 800 and 1,500 m freestyle)
Leeloo Reinesch (200 m freestyle, 50, 100 and 200 m butterfly)
Season (4 x 100 m and 4 x 200 m freestyle, 4 x 100 m layers)
Synchronous swimming – women
Davina Ribeiro Alves, Emilie Wirtz
Tennis – men
Raphael Calzi (single and doubles)
Alex Knaff (single, double and mixed doubles)
Tennis – women
Eléonora Molinaro (single and doubles)
Marie Weckerle (single, double and mixed doubles)
Table tennis – men
Luka Mladenovic (single and team)
Tom Scholtes (double and team)
Maël van desel (single, double and team)
Table tennis – women
Sarah de hooker (single, double and team)
Tessy Dumont (team)
Enisa Sadikovic (single, double and team)
Volleyball – men
Gilles Braas, Mikhail Constantinou, Yannick Erpelding, Jérémie Feit, Max Funk, Mateja Gajin, Christian Galoppo, Philippe Glesener, Samuel Novais, Simao Novais, Ryan Matilde Da Luz, Tomas Pavelka, David Zuidberg, Chris Zuidberg
Volleyball – women
Kelsey Chambers, Julia Dufkova, Yana Feller, Martina, Fraschetti, Carole Grüneklee, Carla Mulli, Lara Picht, Marie Schaack, Cindy Schneider, Giulia Tarantini, Lilly Tarantini, Julie Teso, Emma van Ellande, Adriani Vilvert Joaquim
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