In 1980, she was awarded the silver medal for disabled sports. Between 1989 and 1994, she sat on the Renningen city council for the Free Voters association.
Careeredit
Hagenlocher competed at the 1968 Summer Paralympics in Tel Aviv in the shot put (eighth place), over 60 meters (ninth place), javelin throw (22nd), club throw (25th) and precision throw (46th). In June 1969 she developed bone cancer, and her left leg was amputated up to the hip. After rehabilitation, Hagenlocher resumed training in Bad Wildbad.
At the 1972 Summer Paralympics in Heidelberg, she won the silver medal with the 4 x 40 meter relay teamed with Rita Laux, Martina Tschötschel and Elke Wenzel. She also placed fourth in the shot put and javelin throw, and competed in the pentathlon (seventh place), in the discus throw (eighth place) and in the slalom (ninth place).
At the 1976 Summer Paralympics in Toronto, she was able to win five medals: Hagenlocher won silver in the shot put,[2] javelin throw,[3] pentathlon,[4] and bronze in the discus throw.[5] She was eliminated in the preliminary round in the wheelchair speed race over 60 meters. In addition, she took part in the archery competitions, and won the silver medal in the short metric round, behind her compatriot S. Battran. [6]
At the 1980 Summer Paralympics in Arnhem, Hagenlocher won the only Paralympic gold of her career in the pentathlon of shot put, javelin throw, discus throw, swimming and speed wheelchair.[7] She also won silver in the shot put,[8] and the bronze medal together with the 4 x 60 meters relay, teamed with Errol Marklein , S. Roelli and C. Zeyher.[9] She came eighth in the javelin throw, and ninth in the discus throw, while she did not get past the preliminary rounds in the 60, 200 and 400 meters.
At the 1984 Summer Paralympics in New York City and Stoke Mandeville, Hagenlocher won silver in the pentathlon,[10] and two bronze medals in the discus throw,[11] and shot put.[12] She also took part in the javelin throw (fourth place) and over 100, 200 and 400 meters (each out in the preliminary round).
At the 1988 Winter Paralympics in Innsbruck, she also won two silver medals, in cross-country skiing over the short distance (2.5 km),[13] and the long distance (5 km).[14]
Legacyedit
Hagenlocher succumbed to cancer a few days before her 67th birthday. In 2015, Hagenlocher was honored with a special exhibition in her home town of Renningen.
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This article needs additional citations for verification Please help improve this article by adding citations to reliable sources Unsourced material may be challenged and removed Find sources Waltraud Hagenlocher news newspapers books scholar JSTOR November 2022 Learn how and when to remove this template message Waltraud Hagenlocher 29 January 1945 26 January 2012 was a German paralympic athlete She won fourteen medals 1 Waltraud HagenlocherPersonal informationBorn 1945 01 29 29 January 1945Renningen West GermanyDied26 January 2012 2012 01 26 aged 66 SportCountry West GermanySportPara archeryParalympic athleticsParalympic cross country skiingMedal record Representing West GermanySummer ParalympicsPara archery1976 Toronto Short metric roundParalympic athletics1980 Arnhem Pentathlon 31972 Heidelberg 4x40m relay open1976 Toronto Javelin 31976 Toronto Pentathlon 31976 Toronto Shot put 31980 Arnhem Shot put 31984 Stoke Mandeville New York Pentathlon 31976 Toronto Discus throw 31980 Arnhem 4x60m relay 2 51984 Stoke Mandeville New York Discus throw 31984 Stoke Mandeville New York Shot put 3Winter Paralympics1988 Innsbruck Short distance 2 5km I1988 Innsbruck Long distance 5km IIn 1980 she was awarded the silver medal for disabled sports Between 1989 and 1994 she sat on the Renningen city council for the Free Voters association Career editHagenlocher competed at the 1968 Summer Paralympics in Tel Aviv in the shot put eighth place over 60 meters ninth place javelin throw 22nd club throw 25th and precision throw 46th In June 1969 she developed bone cancer and her left leg was amputated up to the hip After rehabilitation Hagenlocher resumed training in Bad Wildbad At the 1972 Summer Paralympics in Heidelberg she won the silver medal with the 4 x 40 meter relay teamed with Rita Laux Martina Tschotschel and Elke Wenzel She also placed fourth in the shot put and javelin throw and competed in the pentathlon seventh place in the discus throw eighth place and in the slalom ninth place At the 1976 Summer Paralympics in Toronto she was able to win five medals Hagenlocher won silver in the shot put 2 javelin throw 3 pentathlon 4 and bronze in the discus throw 5 She was eliminated in the preliminary round in the wheelchair speed race over 60 meters In addition she took part in the archery competitions and won the silver medal in the short metric round behind her compatriot S Battran 6 At the 1980 Summer Paralympics in Arnhem Hagenlocher won the only Paralympic gold of her career in the pentathlon of shot put javelin throw discus throw swimming and speed wheelchair 7 She also won silver in the shot put 8 and the bronze medal together with the 4 x 60 meters relay teamed with Errol Marklein S Roelli and C Zeyher 9 She came eighth in the javelin throw and ninth in the discus throw while she did not get past the preliminary rounds in the 60 200 and 400 meters At the 1984 Summer Paralympics in New York City and Stoke Mandeville Hagenlocher won silver in the pentathlon 10 and two bronze medals in the discus throw 11 and shot put 12 She also took part in the javelin throw fourth place and over 100 200 and 400 meters each out in the preliminary round At the 1988 Winter Paralympics in Innsbruck she also won two silver medals in cross country skiing over the short distance 2 5 km 13 and the long distance 5 km 14 Legacy editHagenlocher succumbed to cancer a few days before her 67th birthday In 2015 Hagenlocher was honored with a special exhibition in her home town of Renningen References edit Waltraud Hagenlocher Archery Athletics Nordic Skiing Paralympic Athlete Profile International Paralympic Committee Retrieved 2022 11 11 Toronto 1976 athletics womens shot put 3 International Paralympic Committee Retrieved 2022 11 11 Toronto 1976 athletics womens javelin 3 International Paralympic Committee Retrieved 2022 11 11 Toronto 1976 athletics womens pentathlon 3 International Paralympic Committee Retrieved 2022 11 11 Toronto 1976 athletics womens discus throw 3 International Paralympic Committee Retrieved 2022 11 11 Toronto 1976 archery womens short metric round open International Paralympic Committee Retrieved 2022 11 11 Arnhem 1980 athletics womens pentathlon 3 International Paralympic Committee Retrieved 2022 11 11 Arnhem 1980 athletics womens shot put 3 International Paralympic Committee Retrieved 2022 11 11 Arnhem 1980 athletics womens 4x60 m 2 5 International Paralympic Committee Retrieved 2022 11 11 Stoke Mandeville amp New York 1984 athletics womens pentathlon 3 International Paralympic Committee Retrieved 2022 11 11 Stoke Mandeville amp New York 1984 athletics womens discus throw 3 International Paralympic Committee Retrieved 2022 11 11 Stoke Mandeville amp New York 1984 athletics womens shot put 3 International Paralympic Committee Retrieved 2022 11 11 Innsbruck 1988 cross country womens short distance 25 km gr i International Paralympic Committee Retrieved 2022 11 11 Innsbruck 1988 cross country womens long distance 5 km gr i 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