German Countess Anna Keyserlingk Misses Triple Jump Podium at Finals

Anna Countess Keyserlingk, a 22-year-old triple jumper from a Westphalian noble family, finished fourth at the German Athletics Finals in Wattenscheid with a jump of 13.37 meters, narrowly missing a medal. Her aristocratic lineage, documented back to the 15th century, includes ancestors who were generals, philosophers, and confidants of Frederick II. Keyserlingk, who previously competed in the heptathlon, recently improved her personal best to 13.75 meters in Finland. The event saw strong competition, with teammate Kira Wittmann winning gold at 14.14 meters. The Finals 2026, held in Wattenscheid due to stadium issues in Hanover, feature 143 medal decisions across 24 sports over four days.

First published Aug 4, 01:55 PM UTCUpdated Jul 25, 01:25 PM UTC1 reports · 1 sources

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