Wilfried Lieck

Born: 29/10/1945
Height: 178 cm
Nationality: German
Style: Right-handed, Shakehand
Best WR: 15 (July 1977)

Wilfried Lieck was born 29 October, 1945 in Aalborg, Denmark.
He won the 1978 European Championships in mixed doubles event. Lieck is a 16-time German champion – 6 times in doubles event, 5 times in singles and mixed doubles events. On professional circuit, he won two singles titles in his career. On club level, Lieck won 4 German Bundesliga titles.

WORLD CHAMPIONSHIPS

1967 Stockholm (Team)
1969 Munich (Team)

EUROPEAN CHAMPIONSHIPS

1978 Duisburg (Mixed Doubles)
1980 Bern (Team)

PROFESSIONAL TOUR SINGLES ACCOLADES

1976 Belgian Open
1977 Welsh Open

PROFESSIONAL TOUR DOUBLES ACCOLADES

1970 Netherlands Open
1971 Hungarian Open
1977 Welsh Open Scandinavian Open French Open

NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIPS

1965 Wiesloch (Mixed Doubles)
1966 Osnabrück (Doubles) (Mixed Doubles)
1967 Berlin (Mixed Doubles)
1968 Böblingen (Mixed Doubles)
1969 Hagen (Mixed Doubles) (Singles)
1970 Frankfurt (Singles, Doubles & Mixed Doubles)
1971 Hannover (Singles & Doubles)
1972 Karlsruhe (Singles & Doubles)
1973 Munich (Singles & Doubles)
1974 Saarbrücken (Doubles & Mixed Doubles)
1975 Hannover (Singles & Mixed Doubles) (Doubles)
1976 Essen (Singles & Mixed Doubles) (Doubles)
1977 Berlin (Doubles) (Mixed Doubles)
1978 Lübeck (Mixed Doubles) (Singles)
1979 Rüsselsheim (Singles)
1980 Hamburg (Singles)
1981 Böblingen (Mixed Doubles) (Singles)
1982 Hannover (Doubles)
1983 Münster (Doubles & Mixed Doubles)
1984 Hannover (Singles)
1985 Saarbrücken (Doubles & Mixed Doubles)
1986 Stadtallendorf (Doubles)
1987 Berlin (Doubles)

CLUB CHAMPIONSHIPS

1965 Germany 1st (SV Moltkeplatz Essen)
1966 Germany 1st (SV Moltkeplatz Essen)
1967 Germany 1st (SV Moltkeplatz Essen)
1968 Germany 1st (SV Moltkeplatz Essen)
1969 Germany 1st (SV Moltkeplatz Essen)
1970 Germany 1st (Borussia Düsseldorf)
1971 Germany 1st (Borussia Düsseldorf)
1973 Germany 1st (TTC Altena)
1976 Germany 1st (TTC Altena)
1979 Germany 1st (TTC Altena)
1990 ETTU Cup (Spvg Steinhagen)
1991 Germany 2nd (TTC Altena)
1994 Germany 2nd (TTC Altena)
1996 Germany 2nd (TTC Altena)
2000 Germany 4th (TTC Altena)
2003 Germany 3rd (TTC Altena)
2005 Germany 3rd (TTC Altena)
2006 Germany 3rd (TTC Altena)
2008 Germany 3rd (TTC Altena)
2011 Germany 3rd (TTC Altena)
2012 Germany 3rd (TTC Altena)
2014 Germany 8th (TTC Altena)
2015 Germany 7th (TTC Altena)
2016 Germany 6th (TTC Altena)
2022 Germany 4th (TTC Altena)