At the Alpine School Cup of the German Ski Association, the skiers of the Oberland Ski Association convinced with numerous top ten results.
District - Whoever receives the right to start at the Alpine School Cup of the German Ski Association (DSC) is one of the rough diamonds. The spaces are limited. Exactly there are 25 girls and 35 boys who are named. The Oberland Ski Association placed a mega-large contingent in the U14 age group (born 2006 and 2007) in Oberstaufen with eleven girls and six boys.
Romy Renz (SC Lenggries) and Alexander Zitzmann (SC Gaißach), who each won the giant slalom, were outstanding. “Two winners and five podium places. It was understandable that the other gaues were somewhat jealous of the Oberland, ”said Lisa Strauch, summarizing the two days of the event in the Allgäu. The coaching team, which included Stauch (Talteam East), Alem Holjan (Talteam Middle), Korbinian Fick (Talteam West) and Kevin Zieke (Talteam West), enjoyed prominent support. Coaching with Martina Ertl-Renz, a two-time world champion and multiple Olympic medalist, not only her daughter Romy, but all active players from the Oberland.
SVO with a strong team result
The three-day DSC was initially not a good star. The technology competition was relocated so that the thin layer of snow was not excessively stressed. The following day the rain died down. The steep slope on the Hündle presented itself perfectly.
It was also perfect what the SVO starters conjured up between the bars. In addition to Renz, Rosanna Schwaiger (SC Lenggries) won a podium place as third. Lilli Dehning (SC Rottach-Egern / 6th), Paula Holzinger (SC Rottach-Egern / 8th), Gina Oberhuber (SC Reichersbeuern / 11th) and Charlotte Grandinger (TuS Holzkirchen / 14th) ensured a strong team result.
The boys don't do much on the second day
Sebastian Machl (SC Ostin / 3rd) was also on the podium with the boys. Quirin Leitner (SC Schliersee / 6th) and Luitpold Goede (SC Kreuth / 13th), who are still eligible to start in the U14 in the coming winter, also showed that they can be expected in the future.
The next day the slope was flagged with slalom poles. This time the SVO boys were not rewarded for their willingness to take risks. Silvian Stock (SC Lenggries), who also did not remain faultless, came in 16th place as the best. The girls, however, were also top in this discipline. Seven of them won a place in the top 16. Pauline Rotter (SC Rottach-Egern) even made it onto the podium as third - Holzinger (4th), Renz (7th) and Oberhuber (9th) in the top ten ,
