Stefanie Böhler

Full name: Stefanie Böhler
Gender: Female
Height: 5'7" (170 cm)
Weight: 119 lbs (54 kg)
Born: February 27, 1981 in Bad Säckingen, Baden-Württemberg, Germany
Affiliations: SC Ibach, Ibach (GER)
Country: Germany
Sport: Cross Country Skiing

Medals: 1 Silver (1 Total)

Biography

Stefanie Böhler was a sport soldier at the German Bundeswehr. She won two silver medals in the relay at the 2001 and 2003 World Youth Championships and earned a fourth place at the 2005 World Championships in the relay. One year later she had her biggest moment, winning a silver medal at Torino, again in the relay. She also won a relay silver at the 2007 Worlds at Sapporo. At the Vancouver 2010 Olympics, she competed in the 30 km, the pursuit and the 10 km classic style, with a best performance of 18th place in the 30 km.

Results

Games	Age	City	Sport	Event	Team	NOC	Rank	Medal
2006 Winter	24	Torino	Cross Country Skiing	Women's Sprint	Germany	GER	20
2006 Winter	24	Torino	Cross Country Skiing	Women's 10 kilometres	Germany	GER	38
2006 Winter	24	Torino	Cross Country Skiing	Women's 30 kilometres	Germany	GER	20
2006 Winter	24	Torino	Cross Country Skiing	Women's 15 km Skiathlon	Germany	GER	28
2006 Winter	24	Torino	Cross Country Skiing	Women's 4 × 5 kilometres Relay	Germany	GER	2	Silver
2010 Winter	28	Vancouver	Cross Country Skiing	Women's 10 kilometres	Germany	GER	23
2010 Winter	28	Vancouver	Cross Country Skiing	Women's 30 kilometres	Germany	GER	17
2010 Winter	28	Vancouver	Cross Country Skiing	Women's 15 km Skiathlon	Germany	GER	35

Women's Sprint

Event History

Games	Age	City	Sport	Country	Phase	Unit	Rank		T
2006 Winter	24	Torino	Cross Country Skiing	Germany	Quarter-Finals	Heat 1	4		2:18.5
2006 Winter	24	Torino	Cross Country Skiing	Germany	Qualifying Round		30	Q	2:18.14

Women's 10 kilometres

Event History

Games	Age	City	Sport	Country	Phase	Unit	Rank		T	I1T	I1R	I2T	I2R	I3T	I3R
2006 Winter	24	Torino	Cross Country Skiing	Germany	Final Standings		38		30:43.2	7:08.1	=15	18:00.2	32	27:37.2	39
2010 Winter	28	Vancouver	Cross Country Skiing	Germany	Final Standings		23		26:19.2	13:09.4	23

Women's 30 kilometres

Event History

Games	Age	City	Sport	Country	Phase	Unit	Rank		T	I1T	I1R	I2T	I2R	I3T	I3R
2006 Winter	24	Torino	Cross Country Skiing	Germany	Final Standings		20		1-26:19.2	27:23.4	27	56:53.7	25
2010 Winter	28	Vancouver	Cross Country Skiing	Germany	Final Standings		17		1-34:08.7	22:36.3	=16	47:16.8	22	1-10:48.4	19

Women's 15 km Skiathlon

Event History

Games	Age	City	Sport	Country	Phase	Unit	Rank		T	CT	CR	PST	PSR	FT	FLR
2006 Winter	24	Torino	Cross Country Skiing	Germany	Final Standings		28		45:56.9	21:08.5	25	36.2	=26	24:12.0	35
2010 Winter	28	Vancouver	Cross Country Skiing	Germany	Final Standings		35		43:17.9	22:12.0	24	26.2	=25	20:39.7	44

Women's 4 × 5 kilometres Relay

Event History

Games	Age	City	Sport	Team	NOC	Phase	Unit	Rank		T
2006 Winter	24	Torino	Cross Country Skiing	Germany	GER	Final Standings		2		14:33.9	14:33.9	8

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