European U18 and U21 Championship: Freistadt becomes a fistball stronghold!

European U18 and U21 Championship: Freistadt becomes a fistball stronghold!

This weekend, the Marianum sports field in Freistadt will be the scene of a sporty highlight: The European Championships of the U18 and U21 national teams will take place in fistball from July 18 to 20. A total of 19 teams from six countries - Austria, Germany, Switzerland, Denmark, Italy and the Czech Republic - compete against each other, whereby many of the teams have high titles. The city has prepared for this, and the anticipation in the region is great.

What makes special in Freistadt: It is the first time that the U21 European Championships of women are held of this size. The tournament begins with the preliminary round of the U21 teams on July 18, followed by the final on July 19. The men and women's U18 national teams start on July 19 with their preliminary rounds, while the final games will take place on July 20. [Faustball Liga] (https://faustball-liga.de/faustball-em-er-18- and-u-21-Teams-in-Freistadt/) reports that the German teams are particularly on the podium-the U18 men are reigning world champions and the U21 juniors want to make up for their last defeat.

a strong home team

The Austrian teams can not only look forward to great support in front of their home backdrop, but can also rely on strong performances. The U18 women are the reigning world and European champions and bring a mixture of experience and fresh wind, because the team has six experienced players and four newcomers under trainer Kim Trautmann. The U21 women also celebrate their premiere on an international floor, with four nations that fight for the title: Germany, Switzerland, Italy and Austria. Trainers Anna-Lisa Aldinger and Sonja Pfrommer attach great importance to team harmony and motivation.

The U18 men are also highly motivated. Five players from the previous year are back and the coaching team relies on continuity to build on the success. "We have a strong squad," emphasizes trainer Katharina Lackinger and adds that the goal is clear: the gold medal. Felix Rockenchaub, who speaks for the male U21 teams and emphasizes the cohesion, looks similarly.

an event for the region

The event is not only of sporting importance, but also an economic effect on the Upper Austria region. According to estimates, the added value will be over 250,000 euros. Around 300 players and supervisors from all over Europe have stayed in local accommodations. The ten -member organization team, including another 120 helpers, ensures that the event runs smoothly. On the game days, around 80 people are on duty every day to offer the audience an unforgettable experience.

highlight of the event will be the international match between women between Austria and Brazil on Friday evening. The sporty events are framed by a colorful supporting program with live streams, catering stands and show performances, including a break dance performance with the international Star Lotus. The party mood is not neglected-with after-game parties and DJ events there is something for everyone.

On Saturday it continues with the preliminary rounds of the U18 teams before the final rounds take place on Sunday. Freistadt has made a name for itself as an event location for international competitions and expectations are high. Tips.at is not only optimistic about the sporting performance, but also in the mood that the event will bring into the city.

The weekend promises to be a real festival for fistball fans and the region-a meeting point for athletes, spectators and everyone who appreciates this great sport. The preparations are in full swing and all eyes are directed in Freistadt.