Evelyn Großmann (born 16 July 1971) is a German former figure skater. She is the 1990 European champion and 1991 European silver medallist.

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Evelyn Großmann
Evelyn Großmann in 1988
Personal information
Country represented	Germany  East Germany
Born	(1971-07-16) 16 July 1971 (age 51) Dresden, East Germany
Former coach	Jutta Müller
Former training locations	Oberstdorf
Retired	1996
Medal record Ladies' figure Skating Representing  Germany European Championships 1991 Sofia Ladies' singles Representing  East Germany European Championships 1990 Leningrad Ladies' singles

Career

Born in Dresden, Saxony, East Germany, Großmann represented first East Germany (GDR) and later Germany after German reunification in 1990. She trained in Chemnitz, Saxony. Her coach was Jutta Müller.

Großmann became European champion in 1990 and won a silver medal at the 1991 Europeans.

In 1993, she changed her club and coach, choosing to skate for ERC Dresden but training in Oberstdorf. However, she never again qualified for international championships mainly due to many injuries.

Großmann worked as a coach in Oberstdorf in Bavaria. She is also an international figure skating judge for the ISU judging system, for which she has a license as a technical specialist.

Results

References

• Munzinger
• Schlossbergmuseum
• Dresdner Eislauf Club e.V.
• Turngemeinde 1859 Schwenningen
• RZ-online

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[de] Evelyn Klaudt

[ru] Гроссман, Эвелин