Those responsible at the department meeting of VfB Hallbergmoos drew a positive balance.
The leading trio of the football division was confirmed in office.
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- With their promotion to the Bavarian Football League, VfB Hallbergmoos have undoubtedly made history this year.
At the departmental meeting, they took stock again, described the positive path in various areas and confirmed the management trio.
The new elections were more of a formal act at the department meeting, because the division's board of directors stood for election again.
Martin Gilch was confirmed as the first department head, and his deputy Tobias Bracht will also remain by his side.
The trio is completed by youth leader Sebastian Papenmeyer, who also continues.
He had taken over from Rene van Santvliet.
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The officials showed that the association is broadly positioned and that the successes are visible in several areas.
The first men's team's promotion to the Bavarian League was not the only one: Outstanding in the youth field was the promotion of the U15 to the regional league.
This league is also new territory for the club.
Another novelty is the promotion to the Bayern league in e-football.
The console team is led by Andreas Kostorz, whose shirt with the inscription “Bayernliga, we are coming” applies equally to grass football and the kick on the PlayStation.
Looking forward to the new artificial turf pitch
The deputy head of department Tobias Bracht reported that the association had worked hard over the past year and a half to enable all teams to train during the various phases of the corona pandemic and to adhere to the constantly changing rules.
In addition, he emphasized that the development of the footballers continues to go well.
We are already looking forward to a new artificial turf pitch, and the number of registered teams should grow from 17 to 19 teams in the new season.
Trainer training with perspective
The two VfB department heads Martin Gilch and Tobias Bracht made it clear that the Hallbergmoos footballers are more than just the men's Bayernliga team and that the structure should be continuously improved.
As an example, the two cite Tobias Brachtel, who has developed well as a trainer among the youth and has therefore been promoted to the coaching team of the first team.
Department head Martin Gilch said that this is exactly how young coaches should be trained in the future - with the prospect of getting new, larger tasks in their own club.