New Athletics Center in Frankfurt Culates Young Talents!

New Athletics Center in Frankfurt Culates Young Talents!

Gohlis-Nord, Deutschland - On June 13, 2025, a new milestone was set for German athletics in Frankfurt. The modernized athletics center on Hahnstrasse was officially opened, in the presence of representatives of the German Athletics Association (DLV), the Hessian Athletics Association (HLV) as well as politics and administration. The new training and competition systems should offer athletes optimal access to modern facilities in order to further increase their services. These investments in the infrastructure are an important step towards promoting young people in German sport, according to the unanimous opinion of the guests present. aktathletik.de reports that the athletics center should not only be up to date, but also a center for talent development.

In the past few weeks, the shot put nina Ndubuisi from SG Schorndorf has created enthusiasm among fans and experts. The 19-year-old cracked the 18-meter mark at the US college championships in Eugene, Oregon and took third place with a width of 18.50 meters. Your personal record is 18.91 meters. Only Mya Lesnar from the USA exceeded her at 19.01 meters. This is a remarkable success, especially after her first successful exceeding the 18-meter brand at the beginning of the month, where she achieved 18.08 meters. Nina Ndubuisi recently confirmed her strong form with another width of 18.07 meters, which she catapulted to fourth place in the German ranking. Her ambitions to take part in the Olympic Games in Paris next July are firmly anchored, and the athletics community is watching their progress. zvw.de emphasizes that ndubuisi will take a new era in Germany could.

successful athletes and exciting competitions

The achievements of Nina Ndubuisi are not the only highlights from the world of athletics. At the same college championships, Smilla Kolbe from Eintracht Frankfurt also showed her talent. With a time of 2: 00.70 minutes, she qualified as the third of her lead over 800 meters for the final. In the spear throw category, Lilly Urban, also from Eintracht Frankfurt, took eleventh place with 55.27 meters and thus achieved the third best result of her career.

The Diamond League in Oslo also brought remarkable results. Robert Farken from SG Motor Gohlis-Nord Leipzig set a German record and Lea Meyer from VfL Löningen achieved a personal best. Gina Lückenkemper from SCC Berlin also celebrated its European premiere this summer. Max Hess from LAC Erdgas Chemnitz impressed with a long jump that jumped well over 16 meters. However, Gesa Felicitas Krause from the New Year's Run Trier had to accept a painful fall, which caused concerned faces. Decisive scenes and moments of the Diamond League meeting were summarized in a video post and testify to the strong competitive situation this year.