Vancouver, this time finished with his best ever Olympic record of 4-5, missing a tiebreaker to get into the playoffs by just 1 game. He played 2011 his 14th and last World Men´s Championship in Regina/Canada and fished 6th place. After that Kapp did win the European Mixed Championship 2013 with Pia-Lisa Schöll, Holger, Höhne and Petra Tschetsch and finished 5th at the World Mixed Championship 2015 and 2016. He is now coach of the National Junior programme in Germany. Kapp was the coach of the German men's team at the 2019 World Men's Curling Championship; his 16-year-old son Benjamin Kapp was an alternate on the team and the youngest player in the event. Teammates (1992-2005) Uli Kapp (third) Oliver Axnick (second) Holger Höhne (lead) Teammates (as of 2007) Uli Kapp (third) Andreas Lang (second) Andreas Kempf (lead) Holger Höhne (alternate) Teammates at the 2010 Vancouver Winter Olympics Andreas Lang (third) Holger Höhne (second) Andreas Kempf (lead) Daniel Herberg (alternate) References External links Video: 1967 births Living people German male curlers Curlers at the 2006 Winter Olympics Curlers at the 1998 Winter Olympics Olympic curlers of Germany Curlers at the 2010 Winter Olympics Sportspeople from Swabia (Bavaria) European curling champions German curling champions German curling coaches People from Ostallgäu