St. Pölens U9 girls successfully start the season

St. Pölens U9 girls successfully start the season

The positive news from the handball area does not tear off. Recently, several talented players from St. Pölten took the opportunity to show themselves at the national level. Anna Gwis and Hannah Stachelberger took part in the youth team, while Martina Maticevic and Laura Röthig, as members of the junior national team, make preparations for two caps against Germany this week.

The focus of the young talents is aimed at the exciting games that are due this week, where they not only compete against Germany, but also lay the Austrian corner for the Euro 2024 tournament. With great ambition, you support the women's national team in its first appearance in Tyrol.

successes in the youth national team

The youth national team of the 2008 vintages recently carried out a training measure in Brno, Slovakia. There were two exciting international matches there, which brought both victories and educational experiences. In the first game, Austria was able to achieve a narrow 19:18 victory against the Czech Republic. The second game, on the other hand, ended less positively than the team had to give up with 17:23. In both games, Gwis and Stachelberger contributed significantly to success and were noted as goal scorers.

It is particularly noteworthy that despite the defeat, the young players were able to gain valuable experience on international parquet. Such games are important for the growth of players and their further development, as they act under pressure and can get to know the dynamics of the game at a higher level.

These developments in handball are not only important for the affected players, but also for the entire St. Pölten region, which focuses on promoting sport. The successes of the players are proof of the strong youth work and the commitment of the clubs. The next steps in the international matches will be crucial for which talents such as Gwis and Stachelberger will continue to draw attention to themselves.

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