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Andrea Bölk

b. 1968

German handball player

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Born 1968. Andrea Bölk is a German handball player.

Andrea Bölk ( Andrea Stein, 10 November 1968) is a German handball player. She participated at the 1992 Summer Olympics, where the German national team placed fourth. She was also on the Germany team that won the 1993 World Championship.

Career Bölk started playing handball at TSG Wismar before joining SC Empor Rostock at the age of 14. Here she won the 1989 DDR-Championship. After the fall of the Berlin Wall he joined Buxtehuder SV in the United German Bundesliga. Here she won the 1994 Euro-City-Cup. She played over 200 matches for the club, scoring 872 goals.

National team Bölk represented first the East Germany national team and later the United Germany national team. She played 201 games for the Germany national team, scoring 361 goals. In 1993 she won the 1993 World Championship, beating Denmark in the final.

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Who is Andrea Bölk?

German handball player

When was Andrea Bölk born?

Andrea Bölk was born on 10 November 1968 in Rostock.

What is Andrea Bölk's occupation?

Andrea Bölk is a handball player.

What nationality is Andrea Bölk?

Andrea Bölk is German.

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· Wikipedia: Andrea Bölk

· Wikidata: Q102523

· DBpedia: Andrea Bölk

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