Helen Schürpf

Helen Schürpf

athlete Switzerland

Helen Schürpf made history in 1989 when she became the first female Swiss wrestling champion, known as the Schwingerkönigin. Growing up in a large family on a remote mountain farm, she faced significant challenges in pursuing her passion for sports, particularly in a male-dominated field. Despite initial resistance to women's wrestling events, she persevered and became a symbol of empowerment for women in Swiss wrestling. Schürpf has also managed a family business and continues to be involved in the sport, offering insights and support to the next generation of female wrestlers.

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Switzerland Switzerland: Helen Schürpf was the first female champion in Swiss wrestling in 1989 and has made significant contributions to the sport. 9

Neue Zürcher Zeitung: Sie war 1989 die erste Schwingerkönigin – bei ihr fliegen noch immer die Späne