Sofie Johansson

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Athlete profile: Sofie Johansson

NOTE! Athlete background is outdated, last updated July 2008

Broke into the international elite in 2008. First by a 5th place on the long distance at EOC in Latvia, then got her first podium finish when second at WC event 4 in Oslo. 6th place in the World Champs 2008 in Czech Republic on the long distance.

Country	Sweden
Born year	1985
Lives	Uppsala (SWE)

World Orienteering Championships (WOC)

1 bronze medal

2008, Relay, Olomouc, Czech Republic

Best for each discipline:

Long: 6. place 2008, Olomouc, Czech Republic
Relay: Bronze 2008, Olomouc, Czech Republic

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Overall World Cup (WC Overall)

Best result 7. place:

WC Overall 2008

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European Orienteering Championships (EOC)

Best result 5. place:

2008, Long, Ventspils, Latvia

Best for each discipline:

Long: 5. place 2008, Ventspils, Latvia
Middle: 33. place 2008, Ventspils, Latvia
Sprint: 8. place 2008, Ventspils, Latvia

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World Cup (WC)

2. place: Once

2008, WC no. 4, Oslo - O-festival, NOR, Middle

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Junior World Orienteering Championships (JWOC)

Best result 22. place:

2004, Long, Gdynia, Poland

Best for each discipline:

Long: 22. place 2004, Gdynia, Poland
Middle: 42. place 2004, Gdynia, Poland

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Other international results

Relays:
2012: Venla 2012, 21. place (4. leg, Out: 20. place, In: 21. place, OK Linne 2)
2011: Venla 2011, 35. place (4. leg, Out: 44. place, In: 35. place, OK Linne)
2009: Venla 2009, 5. place (4. leg, Out: 4. place, In: 5. place, OK Linne)
2008: Venla 2008, 5. place (3. leg, Out: 16. place, In: 8. place, OK Linne)
2005: Venla 2005, 11. place (2. leg, Out: 25. place, In: 19. place, OK Linne)

Sofie Johansson is found under the following names:
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World Championships 2008, Long Qualification

Maps from Omaps and 3DRerun

Elitserien, Medeldistans D21 25 april 2011

Elitserien, Långdistans D21 24 april 2011