Lena Oppermann sets German record at DLRG championships

At the 53rd German Multi-discipline Championships (DMM) of the German Life Saving Society (DLRG) held in Munich, Lena Oppermann secured the title in the open age group with a significant lead. The European champion set a new German record in the 100 meter rescue with fins, finishing in 50.63 seconds.

In the men's competition, Timo Zembold of DLRG Lüneburg claimed his first German multi-discipline title. Approximately 1,200 lifesavers participated in the event at the Munich Olympic Swimming Hall on November 6 and 7.

Other notable performances included Thea Wolters from the DLRG Spelle local group, who finished 15th in her age category after improving her projected ranking by ten places.