Alica Schmidt relishes favorite pastime at Boss Open outing with Miles Chamley-Watson and Aleksander Kilde

German track and field athlete Alica Schmidt recently shared glimpses from her time at the 2025 Boss Open in her home turf. The event concluded on Sunday, with the men's singles and doubles finals.

The final day of the competition saw American tennis player Taylor Fritz defeat Germany's Alexander Zverev in consecutive sets to win the men's singles title. On the other hand, the doubles event saw Santiago Gonzalez and Austin Krajicek defeat the pair of Rajiv Ram and Alex Michelsen.

Schmidt, who was present at the arena during the event, shared a few glimpses from her time at the tournament amidst her off-time. Her pictures also featured clips from the men's singles finals. In her post, the German athlete was seen in a black dress and complemented it with a black handbag.

Besides Schmidt, several other top personalities, such as Aleksander Kilde, Loris Karius, and Miles Chamley-Watson, were invited by BOSS to the competition. She expressed her excitement to watch the tournament live. She wrote:

"Anzeige| I had the best time at the @bossopen match this weekend and it was so good to see the @boss family again 🫶🏼🥰 watching sports live is one of my favourite things to do and the atmosphere in Stuttgart was just amazing ✨ can‘t wait to step on the track again myself 👀"

Alica Schmidt has also been associated with BOSS for a few years now and also has a clothing collection with the brand.

Alica Schmidt speaks up about her initial interest in athletics

Alica Schmidt during her race last year in Paris (Image via: Getty)

Alica Schmidt opened up about her growing interest in athletics during her initial years. Last year, Schmidt said she had tried several things, such as judo and dancing, but she eventually realized that her strength was in running.

Additionally, she mentioned that after years passed, her strength towards the sport became more prominent. She said (via OMR podcast, 3:10 onwards):

"I have to say I tried everything, I danced, I did judo and athletics too and then it became pretty clear quickly that I have a pretty strong strength in athletics, especially in running and then over the years it crystalized and then I specialized in it."

Schmidt's latest competition in Dresden didn't go quite well as she finished ninth in the 800m race with a run time of 2:06.33.