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Justus Weigand

Personal information

Born

20 April 2000 (age 24)
Nuremberg, Germany

Height

1.86 m (6 ft 1 in)

Weight

85 kg (187 lb)

Playing position

Forward

Club information

Current club

National team

Years

Team

Caps

Goals

2019

9

2020–present

10

(3)

Medal record

Men's field hockey

Representing Germany
Olympic Games
	2024 Paris	Team
World Cup
	2023 Bhubaneswar/Rourkela
Euro Championship
	2021 Amstelveen
Euro Junior Championship
	2019 Valencia

Justus Weigand is a German field hockey player who plays as a forward for Mannheimer HC and the Germany national team.^[1]

References

^ "Justus Weigand". Olympics. Retrieved 30 July 2021.

External links

Justus Weigand at the International Hockey Federation
Justus Weigand at the European Hockey Federation
Justus Weigand at Olympedia
Justus Weigand at Global Sports Archive

v t e Germany squad – 2020 Summer Olympics – 4th place
1 Stadler 3 Grambusch 4 Windfeder 5 Müller 6 Häner 8 Kaufmann 9 Wellen 10 Große 11 Staib 12 Herzbruch 13 Hauke (C) 17 Rühr 19 Weigand 20 Zwicker 23 Fuchs 24 Fürk 26 Bosserhoff 27 Oruz Coach: Al Saadi

v t e Germany squad – 2021 EuroHockey Championship – 2nd place
4 Windfeder 5 Müller 6 Häner 8 Kaufmann 9 Wellen 11 Staib 12 Herzbruch 13 Hauke (C) 17 Rühr 19 Weigand 20 Zwicker 23 Fuchs 24 Fürk 26 Bosserhoff 27 Oruz 29 Große 30 Aly 32 Stadler Coach: Al Saadi

v t e Germany squad – 2023 FIH Hockey World Cup – 1st place
1 Stadler 2 M. Müller 3 M. Grambusch (C) 4 Windfeder 9 Wellen 11 Prinz 14 Hinrichs 15 T. Grambusch 16 Peillat 17 Rühr 19 Weigand 22 Miltkau 23 Zwicker 25 H. Müller 27 Oruz 33 Trompertz 44 Ludwig 74 Danneberg Coach: Henning

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