Annet de Haan, Gerde Lycklama à Nijeholt, and Jennie Terpstra won the 50th edition of the Dames PC—the premier fixture in women’s competitive kaatsen—held in Weidum. The victory concluded a tournament featuring twelve competing teams, marked by the early elimination of the heavily favored team led by Louise Krol during the opening round.
The Bottom Line
- Tournament Milestone: The historic 50th Dames PC in Weidum reached its conclusion with twelve initial teams on the roster.
- Major Upset: The pre-tournament favorite team skipped past expectations early, as Louise Krol’s side bowed out in the first round of competition.
- Championship Form: Annet de Haan, Gerde Lycklama à Nijeholt, and Jennie Terpstra secured the title, with Gerde Lycklama à Nijeholt earning the coveted title of queen of the tournament.
Unfolding Dynamics at the 50th Dames PC in Weidum
Capitalizing on Disruption and Securing the Title
Annet de Haan, Gerde Lycklama à Nijeholt, and Jennie Terpstra did precisely that, navigating the remaining rounds of the twelve-team bracket to claim the tournament victory.
Their campaign culminated not only in the team trophy but also in individual distinction, as Gerde Lycklama à Nijeholt was officially crowned queen of the 50th Dames PC.
| Metric / Category | Details |
|---|---|
| Location | Weidum |
| Milestone Edition | 50th Dames PC |
| Initial Contenders | 12 Teams (Parturen) |
| Early Disruption | Favorite team led by Louise Krol eliminated in Round 1 |
| Championship Winners | Annet de Haan, Gerde Lycklama à Nijeholt, Jennie Terpstra |
| Individual Honor (Koningin) | Gerde Lycklama à Nijeholt |
