Lisa Theresa HAUSER

Austria
Biathlon
16 Dec 1993
28
Female
KITZBUEHEL
 
Austria
REITH BEI KITZBUEHEL
 
Austria

Events and Medals

Discipline Event Rank Medal
BTH Biathlon Women's 15km Individual 17
Women's 7.5km Sprint 4
Women's 10km Pursuit 7
Women's 12.5km Mass Start 11
Women's 4x6km Relay
AUT
Austria
 9
Mixed Relay 4x6km (W+M)
AUT
Austria
 10

Schedule

Start Time Location Event Status
Zhangjiakou National Biathlon Centre
Mixed Relay 4x6km (W+M)
Finished
Zhangjiakou National Biathlon Centre
Women's 15km Individual
Finished
Zhangjiakou National Biathlon Centre
Women's 7.5km Sprint
Finished
Zhangjiakou National Biathlon Centre
Women's 10km Pursuit
Finished
Zhangjiakou National Biathlon Centre
Women's 4x6km Relay
Finished
Zhangjiakou National Biathlon Centre
Women's 12.5km Mass Start
Finished

Biographical Information

Highlights

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Historical Results

Olympic Games
RankEventYearLocation
92 × 6 kilometres and 2 × 7.5 kilometres Relay2014Sochi, RUS
10Mixed 2 × 6 kilometres and 2 × 7.5 kilometres Relay2018PyeongChang, KOR
257.5 kilometres Sprint2014Sochi, RUS
3515 kilometres2014Sochi, RUS
3610 kilometres Pursuit2014Sochi, RUS
41Women's 15 kilometres2018PyeongChang, KOR
62Women's 7.5 kilometres Sprint2018PyeongChang, KOR
World Championships
RankEventYearLocation
1Women's 12.5km Mass Start2021Pokljuka, SLO
2Mixed Relay2021Pokljuka, SLO
2Women's 10km Pursuit2021Pokljuka, SLO
4Women's 15km Individual2021Pokljuka, SLO
5Mixed Relay2016Oslo, NOR
5Mixed Relay2015Kontiolahti, FIN
6Single Mixed Relay2021Pokljuka, SLO
6Single Mixed Relay2020Antholz-Anterselva, ITA
7Women's 4x6km Relay2021Pokljuka, SLO
7Women's 15km Individual2019Oestersund, SWE
8Women's 10km Pursuit2020Antholz-Anterselva, ITA
8Mixed Relay2020Antholz-Anterselva, ITA
8Single Mixed Relay2019Oestersund, SWE
9Women's 7.5km Sprint2021Pokljuka, SLO
9Women's 12.5km Mass Start2020Antholz-Anterselva, ITA
9Mixed Relay2017Hochfilzen, AUT
10Women's 4x6km Relay2015Kontiolahti, FIN
12Women's 4x6km Relay2020Antholz-Anterselva, ITA
12Women's 4x6km Relay2016Oslo, NOR
13Women's 15km Individual2016Oslo, NOR
13Women's 12.5km Mass Start2015Kontiolahti, FIN
16Women's 4x6km Relay2019Oestersund, SWE
16Women's 7.5km Sprint2016Oslo, NOR
17Women's 7.5km Sprint2020Antholz-Anterselva, ITA
19Women's 4x6km Relay2013Nove Mesto na Morave, CZE
20Women's 10km Pursuit2016Oslo, NOR
21Women's 12.5km Mass Start2016Oslo, NOR
21Women's 10km Pursuit2015Kontiolahti, FIN
23Women's 7.5km Sprint2017Hochfilzen, AUT
24Women's 7.5km Sprint2015Kontiolahti, FIN
25Women's 12.5km Mass Start2017Hochfilzen, AUT
26Women's 10km Pursuit2017Hochfilzen, AUT
26Women's 15km Individual2015Kontiolahti, FIN
51Women's 15km Individual2020Antholz-Anterselva, ITA
61Women's 15km Individual2017Hochfilzen, AUT
70Women's 7.5km Sprint2019Oestersund, SWE
DSQWomen's 4x6km Relay2017Hochfilzen, AUT
World Cup
RankEventSeason
1Women's Individual2020/21
5Women's Individual2018/19
6Women's Mass Start2020/21
6Women's Total2020/21
6Women's Pursuit2020/21
8Women's Sprint2020/21
12Women's Pursuit2016/17
12Women's Individual2016/17
13Women's Pursuit2018/19
14Women's Mass Start2019/20
15Women's Total2016/17
15Women's Total2015/16
15Women's Individual2015/16
16Women's Pursuit2015/16
17Women's Sprint2019/20
17Women's Total2018/19
17Women's Mass Start2014/15
18Women's Total2019/20
18Women's Pursuit2017/18
18Women's Sprint2015/16
20Women's Sprint2016/17
20Women's Mass Start2015/16
21Women's Mass Start2016/17
23Women's Sprint2018/19
23Women's Mass Start2018/19
26Women's Total2014/15
27Women's Individual2019/20
27Women's Pursuit2014/15
29Women's Total2017/18
30Women's Sprint2017/18
30Women's Individual2017/18
30Women's Individual2014/15
32Women's Sprint2014/15
36Women's Pursuit2019/20
36Women's Individual2013/14
37Women's Mass Start2017/18
68Women's Total2013/14
73Women's Pursuit2013/14
78Women's Sprint2013/14
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Travelling, hiking, reading, making music, spending time with friends

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Athlete, Sports soldier (Platoon leader)

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Partner, Lorenz Waeger. Father (works at an Austrian brewery). Mother (runs an ice cream parlour in Reith). Older brother.

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German, English

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Kitzbueheler Ski Club

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National: Markus Fischer (GER), Gerald Hoenig (GER).

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Partner Lorenz Waeger (Biathlon): European Championship relay gold medallist in 2014 (Nove Mesto) and finished second in a World Cup relay in March 2017 (PyeongChang). Competed in the IBU Cup from 2014-19, with two seconds (both super sprint) and a third-place finish (sprint).

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Cross-country skiing: Competed in Alpen Cup, junior and FIS races from 2008. Appeared in two Austrian national championships with a top-10 finish in 2011. Participated at the 2011 European Youth Olympic Festival in Liberec.

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2012 IBU Cup in Altenberg (Individual - 41st, Sprint - 23rd, Pursuit - 31st)
2012 World Cup in Hochfilzen (Relay -15th)

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December 2016: Multiple illnesses, resulting in poor results for two months.

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2012

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Began cross-country skiing at primary school in Kitzbuhel. Switched to biathlon at age 17 after her trainer Sandra Flunger (AUT) suggested she focus on biathlon. "“I was pretty good at Alpine skiing when I was a kid but decided to go for cross-country when I started school. At first, it was just about playing with other kids, and when you are six, that’s the most important thing.” (sv-reith.at, 17 Nov 2013; Biathlon World Magazine, Issue 58)

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"I like the combination of skiing and shooting, it's more exciting." (biathlonum.blogspot.com, 6 Apr 2013)

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Winning mass start gold at the 2021 World Championships in Pokljuka, becoming the first Austrian woman to win a world title. “The coaches alongside the track cheered me on, I had a grin on my face, but I still can't quite believe it. I couldn't sing along with the national anthem, I was so moved under the mask. You can't really realise it.” (tt.com, 22 Feb 2021)

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Alpine skier Herrmann Meier (AUT), dual Olympic gold medallist at Nagano 1998 and three-time world champion.
Alpine skier Stephan Eberharter (AUT), Salt Lake City 2002 Olympic gold medallist and three-time world champion. (Extrarunde Biathlon Podcast, 27 Feb 2021)

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Teammate Simon Eder (AUT), dual Olympic biathlon medallist. “He shares his ideas on how to approach a race or what he has in his mind before shooting. He is a great shooter and I have learnt so much from him.” (Biathlon World Magazine, Issue 58)

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Fair Play Prize of German Sports (2017)

General Interest

MISFORTUNE
Arriving at the standing shooting inside the top-10, during the sprint at the 2019 World Championships in Oestersund, she accidentally shot perfectly on the range beside her. Her crossfire counted as five mistakes, resulting in five penalty loops. This dropped her position to 70th and resulted in her failing to qualify for the pursuit. (wintersport.news, 9 Mar 2019)

TRAINING GROUP
Prior to the 2016/17 season, she joined a training group called 'Biathlon Forge', which trained independently from the national team. The group was formed by teammate Simon Eder's father Alfred and Hauser's long-time coach Sandra Flunger. When the group was disbanded in 2018, Hauser rejoined the national team. (kurier.at, 9 Dec 2016)

FAIR PLAY
During the mass start at the Oberhof World Cup in January 2017, Hauser accidentally stepped on Vanessa Hinz's (GER) stick. Hauser proceeded to pass one of her sticks onto Hinz. Hauser later fell during the downhill portion of the track and decided to withdraw. For this act, Hauser was awarded the Fair Play Prize of German Sports by the German Olympic Sports Confederation (DOSB) and the Association of German Sports Journalists (VDS). (spiegel.de, 7 Mar 2018)

FAMILY ACCIDENT
While preparing for the 2017/18 season, her mother and brother both sustained severe head injuries after an accident. Lisa Theresa missed seven weeks of training while both in an induced coma. (laola1.at, 28 Nov 2017)

YOUTH
Attended the ski gymnasium in Saalfelden. Competed for WSV Reith in cross-country skiing.

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Milestones

Two-time Olympian. Became the youngest Austrian biathlete to compete at the Olympic Winter Games in Sochi (20 years 55 days).

Most successful Austrian woman at the World Championships, with one gold and two silver medals (all won in 2021, her seventh championship appearance). Became the first Austrian woman to win a world title after claiming victory in the 2021 mass start by more than 20 seconds ahead of the Norwegian trio of Ingrid Landmark Tandrevold, Tiril Eckhoff and Marte Olsbu Roeiseland. Finished second behind Eckhoff and Roeiseland in the mixed relay and Eckhoff in the pursuit.

Small Crystal Globe winner in the individual for the 2020/21 World Cup season (finished career-high sixth overall). Achieved her first career World Cup victory that season, winning the Antholz individual in January, as well as four other podium finishes. Added one victory in Oestersund sprint and well as two more podiums in 2021/2022 season. Has nine single mixed relay podiums with Simon Eder (AUT), with their first of two wins at Oestersund in November 2017.

Six-time Youth/Junior World Championship medallist, with two silver and four bronze medals. Also won three Junior European Championship medals in 2013.
Legend
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