Olivier Schoenfelder

Ice dancer and coach with competitive titles

Olivier Schoenfelder - Athletes & Sports Figures born November 30th, 1977
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Competed in ice dance, partnered with partner for major competitions. Achieved significant results including bronze medals at the World Championships and European Championships. Transitioned to coaching after retiring from competitive skating, influencing the next generation of ice dancers.

Won bronze at the 2004 World Championships

Secured silver at the 2001 European Championships

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