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She won the medals at the international rowing competitions.[1][2][3]She retired from competitive rowing after the 1980 Summer Olympics and from September 1980, she worked as a rowing coach in Potsdam. She graduated with a diploma in physical education from the Deutsche Hochschule f\u00fcr K\u00f6rperkultur (DHfK) in Leipzig in 1981. She later became the sculls trainer for the national women’s team. She was thus responsible for preparing the sculls team for the 1996 Summer Olympics in Atlanta, USA. Classification earlier in the year determined that Kathrin Boron was the strongest sculler, followed by Jana Thieme, Katrin Rutschow, and Kerstin K\u00f6ppen. Guided by the principle that the strongest sculler should row in the singles, her preference was for Boron, but Boron preferred to row in the double or quad. Lau thus nominated Thieme for the single, Koppen and Boron would make the double, and Koppen, Boron, Rutschow and Jana Sorgers were to make up the quad. Dr Ralf Kollmann, who as sports director was responsible for nominating the teams, rejected these teams and wanted rowers picked so that more clubs were represented. Germany’s national rowing organisation (Deutscher Ruderverband) nominated Meike Evers for the single, and Thieme and Manuela Lutze, and for the quad the team recommended by Lau. Evers had come eighth or ninth in Lau’s classification, and Lau predicted that Evers would not reach the A-final (she only made the C-final). Lau further predicted that the double would at best come fourth (they came fifth). Her final prediction was that the quad would win gold, which they did. By Lau’s best assessment, had her suggested teams been accepted, all three boats would probably have won medals. After the Atlanta Olympics, she accused Kollmann of incompetence.[4]References[edit]1976: \u00a0Borchmann, Lau, Poley, Zobelt, Weigelt\u00a0(GDR)1980: \u00a0Reinhardt, Ploch, Lau, Zobelt, Buhr\u00a0(GDR)1984: \u00a0\u021a\u0103ran, Sorohan, Badea, Corban, Oancia\u00a0(ROU)1988: \u00a0F\u00f6rster, Mundt, Schramm, Sorgers\u00a0(GDR)1992: \u00a0Schmidt, Peter, M\u00fcller, Mundt\u00a0(GER)1996: \u00a0Rutschow-Stomporowski, Sorgers, K\u00f6ppen, Boron\u00a0(GER)2000: \u00a0M. Kowalski, Evers, Lutze, K. Kowalski\u00a0(GER)2004: \u00a0Boron, Evers, Lutze, El Qalqili\u00a0(GER)2008: \u00a0Tang, Xi, Jin, Zhang\u00a0(CHN)2012: \u00a0Tarasenko, Dovhodko, Kozkenkova, Dementieva\u00a0(UKR)2016: \u00a0Thiele, B\u00e4r, Lier, Schmidla\u00a0(GER)2020: \u00a0Chen, Zhang, L\u00fc, Cui\u00a0(CHN)Coxed (1974\u20131983)1974:  (Roswietha Reichel, Ursula Wagner, Jutta Lau, Sybille Tietze, cox Liane Weigelt)1975:  (Roswietha Zobelt, Ursula Unger, Jutta Lau, Anke Gr\u00fcnberg, cox Liane Weigelt)1977:  (Sybille Tietze, Viola Kowalschek, Petra Boesler, Sabine Gust, cox Elke Rost)1978:  (Anka Bakova, Dolores Nakova, Rositsa Spasova, Rumelyana Boncheva, cox Anka Georgieva)1979:  (Sybille Tietze, Christine R\u00f6pke, Jutta Lau, Roswietha Zobelt, cox Liane Buhr)1981:  (Tatyana Danilova, Olga Kaspina, Yelena Khloptseva, Larisa Popova, cox Maria Zemskova-Korotkova)1982:  (Larisa Popova, Yelena Khloptseva, Olga Kaspina, Tatiana Bachkatova, cox Maria Zemskova-Korotkova)1983:  (Tatiana Bachkatova, Olga Kaspina, Yelena Khloptseva, Larisa Popova, cox Maria Zemskova-Korotkova)Coxless (1985\u2013pres.)1985:  (Ramona Balthasar, Birgit Peter, Jutta Hampe, Kristina Mundt)1986:  (Kerstin Pieloth, Birgit Peter, Kerstin Hinze, Jana Sorgers)1987:  (Kerstin Pieloth, Birgit Peter, Jutta Hampe, Jana Sorgers)1989:  (Kathrin Boron, Sybille Schmidt, Jutta Behrendt, Jana Thieme)1990:  (Kerstin K\u00f6ppen, Claudia Kr\u00fcger, Sybille Schmidt, Jana Sorgers)1991:  (Kerstin K\u00f6ppen, Claudia Kr\u00fcger, Sybille Schmidt, Jana Sorgers)1993:  (Cao Mianying, Gu Xiaoli, Liu Xirong, Zhang Xiuyun)1994:  (Kerstin K\u00f6ppen, Kristina Mundt, Katrin Rutschow, Jana Sorgers)1995:  (Kerstin K\u00f6ppen, Katrin Rutschow, Jana Sorgers, Jana Thieme)1997:  (Kathrin Boron, Kerstin K\u00f6ppen, Manuela Lutze, Jana Thieme)1998:  (Kathrin Boron, Manuela Lutze, Jana Thieme, Christiane Will)1999:  (Maren Derlien, Meike Evers, Kerstin Kowalski, Manuela Lutze)2001:  (Peggy Waleska, Marita Scholz, Manuela Lutze, Manja Kowalski)2002:  (Peggy Waleska, Marita Scholz, Manuela Lutze, Kerstin El Qalqili-Kowalski)2003:  (Jane Robinson, Dana Faletic, Kerry Hore, Amber Bradley)2005:  (Rebecca Romero, Sarah Winckless, Frances Houghton, Katherine Grainger)2006:  (Debbie Flood, Sarah Winckless, Frances Houghton, Katherine Grainger)2007:  (Annabel Vernon, Debbie Flood, Frances Houghton, Katherine Grainger)2009:  (Svitlana Spiriukhova, Tetiana Kolesnikova, Anastasiya Kozhenkova, Yana Dementyeva)2010:  (Debbie Flood, Beth Rodford, Frances Houghton, Annabel Vernon)2011:  (Julia Richter, Tina Manker, Stephanie Schiller, Britta Oppelt)2013:  (Annekatrin Thiele, Carina B\u00e4r, Julia Richter, Britta Oppelt)2014:  (Annekatrin Thiele, Carina B\u00e4r, Julia Lier, Lisa Schmidla)2015:  (Amanda Elmore, Tracy Eisser, Megan Kalmoe, Olivia Coffey)2017:  (Olivia van Rooijen, Inge Janssen, Sophie Souwer, Nicole Beukers)2018:  (Agnieszka Kobus, Marta Wieliczko, Maria Springwald, Katarzyna Zillmann)2019:  (Chen Yunxia, Zhang Ling, L\u00fc Yang, Cui Xiaotong)2022:  (Chen Yunxia, Zhang Ling, L\u00fc Yang, Cui Xiaotong)"},{"@context":"http:\/\/schema.org\/","@type":"BreadcrumbList","itemListElement":[{"@type":"ListItem","position":1,"item":{"@id":"https:\/\/wiki.edu.vn\/en\/wiki5\/#breadcrumbitem","name":"Enzyklop\u00e4die"}},{"@type":"ListItem","position":2,"item":{"@id":"https:\/\/wiki.edu.vn\/en\/wiki5\/jutta-lau-wikipedia\/#breadcrumbitem","name":"Jutta Lau – Wikipedia"}}]}]