Sybille Reinhardt

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Sybille Reinhardt

Medal record
Women's rowing
Representing  East Germany
Olympic Games
	1980 Moscow	Coxed quad sculls
World Rowing Championships
	1974 Lucerne	Coxed quad sculls
	1977 Amsterdam	Coxed quad sculls
	1979 Bled	Coxed quad sculls

Sybille Reinhardt (née Tietze, 20 October 1957 in Pirna) is a German rower.^[1] At the East Germany rowing championships in July 1974, she was the youngest winner of one of the national titles at age 16; she won the double scull partnered with Christine Scheiblich.^[2] She has competed under her married name since 1980.