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Marion Rodewald

Personal information

Born

24 December 1976 (age 47)

Medal record

Women’s Field Hockey

Representing Deutschland
Olympic Games
	2004 Athens	Team
World Cup
	1998 Utrecht	Team
European Championship
	2007 Manchester	Team
	1999 Cologne	Team
Champions Trophy
	1997 Berlin	Team
	2000 Amstelveen	Team
	2004 Rosario	Team
	2008 Mönchengladbach	Team
	1999 Brisbane	Team
Champions Challenge
	Catania 2003	Team

Marion Rodewald (born 24 December 1976 in Mülheim an der Ruhr, North Rhine-Westphalia) is a field hockey defender from Germany, who won the gold medal with the German National Women's Team at the 2004 Summer Olympics in Athens, Greece.

International senior tournaments

1996 – Indoor European Nations Cup, Glasgow (1st place)
1997 – Champions Trophy, Berlin (2nd place)
1998 – World Cup, Utrecht (3rd place)
1999 – Champions Trophy, Brisbane (3rd place)
1999 – European Nations Cup, Cologne (2nd place)
2000 – Olympic Qualifying Tournament, Milon Keynes (3rd place)
2000 – Champions Trophy, Amstelveen (2nd place)
2000 – Summer Olympics, Sydney (7th place)
2002 – World Cup, Perth (7th place)
2003 – Champions Challenge, Catania (1st place)
2003 – European Nations Cup, Barcelona (3rd place)
2004 – Olympic Qualifier, Auckland (4th place)
2004 – Summer Olympics, Athens (1st place)
2004 – Champions Trophy, Rosario (2nd place)
2005 – Champions Trophy, Canberra (5th place)
2006 – World Cup, Madrid (8th place)
2007 – European Nations Cup, Manchester (1st place)
2008 – Champions Trophy, Mönchengladbach (2nd place)
2008 – Summer Olympics, Beijing (4th place)

References

External links

Marion Rodewald at the International Hockey Federation
Marion Rodewald at Olympics.com
Marion Rodewald at Olympedia

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v t e Germany squad – 1997 Champions Trophy – Runners-up
1 Schmidt 2 Zwehl 3 Müller 4 Dickenscheid 5 Ernsting-Krienke 6 Möller 7 Keller 8 Cremer 9 Klecker 10 Latif 11 Mensch 12 Becker 13 Rodewald 15 Lätzsch 16 Kauschke (c) 22 Suxdorf Coach: Rauth

v t e Germany squad – 1998 FIH World Cup – 3rd place
1 Zwehl 2 Walter 3 Klecker 4 Dickenscheid 5 Ernsting-Krienke 6 Möller 7 Keller 8 Cremer 9 Barth 10 Weisel 11 Reiter 12 Becker 13 Rodewald 14 Suxdorf 15 Lätzsch 16 Kauschke (c) Coach: Rauth

v t e Germany squad – 1999 Champions Trophy – 3rd place
1 Zwehl 2 Beyer 5 Ernsting-Krienke 6 Möller 7 Keller 8 Cremer 9 Barth 11 Reiter 12 Becker 13 Rodewald 14 Suxdorf 15 Lätzsch 16 Kauschke (c) 17 Latif 22 Gräßer 24 Rinne 25 Casaretto 32 Gude Coach: Rauth

v t e Germany squad – 1999 European Nations Cup – Runners-up
1 Zwehl 2 Beyer 3 Klecker 4 Ernsting-Krienke 5 Möller 6 Keller 7 Cremer 8 Barth 9 Reiter 10 Becker 11 Rodewald 12 Suxdorf 13 Lätzsch 14 Kauschke (c) 15 Gräßer 16 Rinne 17 Casaretto 18 Gude Coach: Rauth

v t e Germany squad – 2000 Summer Olympics – 7th place
1 Zwehl 2 Beyer 3 Klecker 4 Dickenscheid 5 Ernsting-Krienke 6 Möller 7 Keller 9 Barth 12 Becker 13 Rodewald 15 Lätzsch 16 Kauschke 22 Gräßer 24 Rinne 25 Casaretto 32 Gude Coach: Rauth

v t e Germany squad – 2000 Champions Trophy – Runners-up
1 Zwehl 2 Beyer 3 Klecker 4 Dickenscheid 5 Ernsting-Krienke 6 Möller 7 Keller 8 Cremer 9 Barth 11 Reiter 12 Becker 13 Rodewald 15 Lätzsch 16 Kauschke (c) 22 Gräßer 24 Rinne 25 Casaretto 32 Gude Coach: Rauth

v t e Germany squad – 2000 Summer Olympics – 7th place
1 Zwehl 2 Beyer 3 Klecker 4 Dickenscheid 5 Ernsting-Krienke 6 Möller 7 Keller 9 Barth 12 Becker 13 Rodewald 15 Lätzsch 16 Kauschke 22 Gräßer 24 Rinne 25 Casaretto 32 Gude Coach: Rauth

v t e Germany squad – 2002 FIH World Cup – 7th place
1 Beyer 2 Walter 3 Klecker 4 Bachmann 5 Ernsting-Krienke 6 Boie 7 Keller 8 Cremer 10 Kramer 13 Rodewald 14 Böhmert 15 Lätzsch 16 Rinne 19 Von Livonius 21 Müller 23 Latif 25 Totzke 32 Gude (c) Coach: Lemmen

v t e Germany squad – 2003 Champions Challenge – Champions (1st Title)
1 Frank 2 Zwehl 3 Klecker 5 Ernsting-Krienke 6 Bohmert 7 Keller 8 Cremer 9 Barth 10 Müller 11 Reiter 12 Casaretto 13 Rodewald (c) 16 Rinne 18 Kühn 20 Kollmar 21 Latif 22 Hoyer 32 Gude Coach: Lemmen

v t e Germany squad – 2004 Summer Olympics – Gold medal (1st Title)
2 Bachmann 3 Klecker 4 Haase 5 Ernsting-Krienke 6 Casaretto 7 Keller 10 Müller 13 Rodewald (c) 15 Lätzsch 16 Rinne 17 Walter 18 Kühn 21 Latif 23 Zwehl 27 Lehmann 32 Gude Coach: Weise

v t e Germany squad – 2004 Summer Olympics – Gold medal (1st Title)
2 Bachmann 3 Klecker 4 Haase 5 Ernsting-Krienke 6 Casaretto 7 Keller 10 Müller 13 Rodewald (c) 15 Lätzsch 16 Rinne 17 Walter 18 Kühn 21 Latif 23 Zwehl 27 Lehmann 32 Gude Coach: Weise

v t e Germany squad – 2006 FIH World Cup – 8th place
1 Frank 2 Bachmann 4 Haase 5 Ernsting-Krienke 6 Schürmann 7 Keller 8 Hoyer 9 Heilein 10 Müller 13 Rodewald (c) 14 Scholz 16 Rinne 18 Kühn 19 Von Livonius 21 Latif 22 Beermann 24 Stöckel 32 Reynolds Coach: Weise

v t e Germany squad – 2008 Champions Trophy – Runners-up
1 Frank 2 Bachmann 4 Haase 7 Keller 8 Hoyer 10 Kasselmann 11 Hoffmann 13 Rodewald 16 Rinne (c) 18 Kühn 20 Böhmert 22 Beermann 24 Stöckel 25 Müller-Wieland 26 Schütze 28 Müller 29 Geyer 32 Reynolds Coach: Behrmann

v t e Germany squad – 2008 Summer Olympics – 4th place
2 Bachmann 4 Haase 7 Keller 9 Heinlein 11 Hoffmann 13 Rodewald (c) 14 Scholz 16 Rinne 18 Kühn 22 Beermann 24 Stöckel 25 Müller-Wieland 26 Schütze 27 Eidmann 28 Müller 32 Reynolds Coach: Behrmann

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 ==International senior tournaments==
 * 1996 – Indoor European Nations Cup, Glasgow (1st place)
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