Countess Anna Keyserlingk Narrowly Misses Triple Jump Medal at German Finals
Anna Gräfin Keyserlingk, a 22-year-old triple jumper from a Westphalian noble family with lineage dating to the 15th century, finished fourth at the German Athletics Finals in Wattenscheid on July 25, 2026. She jumped 13.37 meters, narrowly missing the podium. Keyserlingk, who previously competed in heptathlon, recently improved her personal best to 13.75 meters in Finland. The German championship title was won by Kira Wittmann with 14.14 meters, followed by Carolin Joyaux (13.98m) and Ruth Hildebrand (13.92m). The article also notes Keyserlingk's family history, including connections to Prussian minister Johann Gebhard von Keyserlingk and philosopher Immanuel Kant. The Finals event, held in Wattenscheid due to lack of a suitable stadium in Hanover, crowns German champions across 24 sports and 143 medal decisions over four days.
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