Jennewein Mauggen: After 20 years, it's over for the marksman

An era came to an end at the annual general meeting of the Jennewein riflemen in Mauggen: Martin Mair resigned after 20 years as rifle champion.

With Sebastian Oberpriller he put his office in younger hands.

Mair was honored.

Mauggen – In his last annual report he looked back.

For eight years he had worked as second rifle champion, when he then took over at the front line.

His thanks went to the board, all the helpers at events, the long-standing companions and his wife Margit.

Highlights of his tenure: the first big village festival, vintage car meetings and the founding of the cycling department.

The biggest highlight was the construction of the Schützenheim with 16 facilities and parlour.

In 2022 the club celebrated its 70th anniversary and the cycling friends their 100th anniversary.

During Mair's tenure, it grew steadily from 180 to currently 273 members.

You can also be seen in sport, especially with the successful young people and target shooters.

Treasurer Anton Rauch reported an increase in the club treasury and sports director Igor Thomas of successes with three starts at the Bavarian.

Seven of the club's teams take part in the round-robin competition, and one team also shoots in the district league.

Youth leader Anton Winkler looked back on a strong year for the youngsters, the most recent success being the victory of the youth team in the Cup Round Group East.

Training with the light gun is planned.

Alfred Ascher, head of the cycling department, looked back on the anniversary with the big picture search drive with 130 participants.

A multi-day trip starting in Passau is also planned this year.

According to Ascher, more participants in the weekly trips would be desirable.

A success story is the spinning operation in the Schützenheim.

Mair received a district mug from Gauschützenmeister Klaus Waldherr for his many years of service.

As the first official act, his successor, Oberpriller, presented gifts to Herbert Sterr, Rainer Hampel and Franz Westermaier, who were resigning from the Board.

The elections were conducted by Mayor Lorenz Angermaier, supported by Anton Schlehhuber jun.

and Franz Mair.

The board:

Shooting champion: Sebastian Oberpriller (new), 2nd shooting champion: Veronika Czech (previously secretary), 3rd shooting champion: Johannes Westermaier (new);

Cashier: Anton Rauch, 2nd cashier: Michael Sterr (new);

Secretary: Daniel Sterr (new), 2nd Secretary: Stephanie Eschbaumer;

Sports Director: Igor Thomas, 2nd Sports Director: Moritz Bals, 3rd Sports Director: Michael Mair;

Youth leader: Anton Winkler (previously 2nd youth leader), 2nd youth leader: Anton Altmann (previously youth leader), 3rd youth leader: Leonhard Schletter (new);

Head of cycling department: Alfred Ascher;

Assessors: Monika Rauch, Adrian Stimmer, Dominik Rauch, Christian Eiser, Josef Czech and Martin Mair;

Cash auditors: Josef Westermaier and Richard Bartl jun.;

Flag delegation: Rudi Zirnbauer jun., Klaus Felske, Andreas Oberpriller and Benno Wegmann jun.