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2009 Girls' Youth World Championship  |  Nakhonratchasima, Thailand
 3 - 12 July 2009
 
 GER / Germany - Team Composition

 
Team manager Mr. NEUDECK, Jens
Head coach Mr. BRÄUER, Stefan
Assistant coach Mr. POURIE, Peter
Doctor Mr. JOKISCH, Peter
Therapist / trainer Mrs. WIEDMAIER Kathrin
Journalist
 
  No. Name Lastname Shirt Name Birthdate Height Weight Spike Block Club
  L 1 Lena Gschwendtner Gschwendtner 3/10/1992 168 55 276 266 Allianz Volley Stuttgart
  2   Corinna Mommert Mommert 27/04/1992 183 77 298 288 USC Münster
  C 4 Anna Hoja Hoja 25/03/1992 185 74 296 286 USC Münster
  6   Sina Fuchs Fuchs 28/09/1992 179 62 298 288 USC Münster
  7 Ann-Christin Quade Quade 15/01/1992 182 76 303 293 TSV Leverkusen
  8   Rebecca Schäperklaus Schäperklaus 2/07/1992 188 75 301 291 VC Wiesbaden
  9 Julia Hero Hero 20/10/1992 185 67 298 288 VCO Berlin
  10   Tanja Joachim Joachim 29/10/1992 184 64 299 289 Schweriner SC
  11 Bianca Meyerink Meyerink 18/09/1992 186 70 295 285 SCU Emlichheim
  13   Tanja Großer Grosser 27/11/1993 177 60 296 286 VCO Berlin
  15 Hannah Klemm Klemm 4/11/1993 179 64 294 284 VCO Berlin
  17   Anika Boin Boin 22/09/1992 191 87 300 290 VCO Dresden
 C=Captain  L=Libero
 
Team profile

The German Youth Girls National Team had one goal in the final round of the 2009 European Championships in Rotterdam, Netherlands: to qualify for the World Championships in Thailand.

With victories over Greece and the Ukraine, Germany fulfilled the expectations of head coach Stefan Bräuer.

Bräuer is hopeful his team can advance out of Pool A at the tournament in Thailand, although he is not taking any team for granted.

"Serbia was the runner-up at the European Championship and has a strong team. We lost to them at the European Championships 1-3," Bräuer said. "Thailand will be a good contender and will receive a big boost from the crowd. I don't know much about Egypt but we have to win against them. If we want to qualify for the quarterfinals we have to beat one of the two other teams also."

It is only the second time for a female German youth team to take part in a World Championships because of a former political decision by the German Volleyball Federation.

The German team qualified directly for the European Championships in Rotterdam this year as the team somewhat surprisingly was crowned European Champion in 2007.

Results of the German youth team (female) at World Championships:

2007 - 11th place
Coach profile

Stefan Bräuer, born in 1965, has been the head coach of the youth team since 2008.

Bräuer was a head coach of several club teams and at several federal Volleyball bases, where he won many national youth titles.

In April, he led his team to 6th place in the Netherlands to qualify for the U18 World Championship in Thailand.    
   
 

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