Klecker, Denise (1972–)
Klecker, Denise (1972–)
German field-hockey player. Born Jan 26, 1972, in Mainz, Germany; attended Johannes Gutenburg University.
Won bronze medal at World Cup (1998) and European champion-ships (2003); won a team gold medal at Athens Olympics (2004).
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