Celebration of Athletic Achievements in Dresden
In a grand ceremony held at Castle Albrechtsberg, Dresden's Mayor Dirk Hilbert honoured the city's most successful athletes on Monday evening. The event, which celebrated sporting achievements across both able-bodied and disabled sports, saw several prizes awarded.
The Sports Award for disabled sports was shared by dressage rider Steffen Zeibig and the sitting volleyball team of Dresdner SC. In the realm of disabled sports, a special award was presented for sporting achievements. This award was reallocated from the promotion prize and was received by Maria Kratschmer (swimming), Kay Krause (cycling), and Henrike Münch (table tennis).
In the able-bodied sports category, the Promotion Prize for top-level sports achievements was shared by Cornelius Conrad, Paul Stern, and Carl Sgonina in rowing. The Sports Award for top-level sports achievements was shared by figure skater Josephine Schloerb and diver Saskia Oettinghaus. A special mention goes to Cora Luise Schiebold, who was awarded the promotion prize for top-level sports achievements in diving.
However, it should be noted that no promotion prize was given in disabled sports for top-level sports achievements, and no sports scholarship was given to any athlete during this ceremony. Additionally, no new athletes were honored for their sports achievements during the event.
This article aims to provide a factual account of the awards given at the Dresden Sports Awards in 2022. For comprehensive and detailed information, we recommend visiting official Dresden sports or city websites, local news archives from 2022, or contacting the organisations that administer these awards directly.
The Sports Award for top-level abilities in able-bodied sports was shared by figure skater Josephine Schloerb and diver Saskia Oettinghaus. In the realm of disabled sports, a special award was presented for sporting achievements, which was reallocated from the promotion prize and was received by Maria Kratschmer (swimming), Kay Krause (cycling), and Henrike Münch (table tennis).
