Proper noun
Seifert (plural Seiferts)
A surname from German.
Another 1-3 finish by Ulvin (with a winning time of 1:10.05) and Seifert (in 1:21.69) in the 100 butterfly was followed by a runner-up 1:01.27 by Addison Lauwagie and a 1:03.22 by Damar for third place in the 100 freestyle. Source: Internet
George Seifert coached the team from 1999 to 2001, recording 16 wins and 32 losses (.333); he is the only head coach in team history not to have led the team to a playoff appearance. Source: Internet
According to the state Medical Examiner's Office in Portland an autopsy conducted the following day determined that Christina Seifert died due to a "closed head trauma." Source: Internet
“Both counties would have to vote to release you-shall we stop there?” he laughed, looking at Gallatin County commissioners Don Seifert and Steve White who were among the meeting’s attendees. Source: Internet
And I think we’ve done a good piece of that so far,” York said, as reported by Kevin Seifert of ESPN. Source: Internet
“It wouldn’t be the first time the Patriots have proved doubters wrong, but at this moment, it’s entirely fair to doubt whether Stidham has any business as a starting quarterback in the NFL,” Seifert wrote. Source: Internet