27 swimmers, led by Biedermann, to represent Germany in Israel

Today the German Swimming Federation (DSV) published the team that will represent Germany at the European Short Course Championships which will take place in Israel: 13 women and 14 men are going to Netanya a from 2 to 6 December. Germany’s head coach Henning Lambertz said about the team: “We send a varied team to Netanya. It’s nice that in addition to the established athletes, many young, fresh faces made it into the team. ” Alongside established swimmers like Franziska Hentke, Jenny Mensing, Marco Koch and Paul Biedermann are also debutants like Alina Jungklaus, Nina Kost and Juliane Reinhold  among the women`s team and Dominik Franke , Marius Kusch, Philipp Wolf, Henning Mühlleitner, Marek Ulrich and Andreas Wiesner on the men’s side.

In addition to the national coach, DSV-President Christa Thiel will attend the competition: “The presence there was planned a long time ago. We look forward to the European Championships. “

The 27-members of Team Germany for the German Short Course Swimming Championships in Netanya/Israel are:

Women (13): Lisa Höpink, Caroline Ruhnau (both SG Essen)*, Dörte Baumert (SG Regio Freiburg), Doris Eichhorn (Aqua Berlin), Vanessa Grimberg (SVR Stuttgart), Franziska Hentke (SC Magdeburg), Marlene Huether (SSG Saar Max Ritter), Alina Jungklaus (SV Würzburg 05), Nina Kost (SV Nikar Heidelberg), Julia Leidgebel (SG Dortmund), Jenny Mensing (SC 1911 Wiesbaden), Juliane Reinhold (SSG Leipzig), Alexandra Wenk (SG Stadtwerke München)

Men (14): Paul Biedermann, Marek Ulrich (both SV Halle / Saale), Christian vom Lehn, Damian Wierling (both SG Essen), Marius Kusch, Philipp Wolf (both SG Stadtwerke München), Dominik Franke (1. SC Ravensburg) , Markus Gierke (W98 Hannover), Jan-Philip Glania (SG Frankfurt), Philip Heintz (SV Nikar Heidelberg), Marco Koch (DSW 1912 Darmstadt), Henning Mühlleitner (SV Schwäbisch Gmünd), Florian Wellbrock (SC Magdeburg), Andreas Wiesner (SG EWR Rheinhessen-Mainz).

*(name of the swimmer’s home swim club)

Source: Press release of the DSV from 11/23/2015

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Daniela Kapser
9 years ago

No, I don’t think so and I was at the GER SC Nationals last week and attended the press conferences: Some big names are not in the actual team for example Steffen Deibler – he focuses on the Olympics next year. And others like Dorothea Brandt or Hendrik Feldwehr won’t compete in Israel. The team swimswam published in the article has been announced after a team meeting on sunday and all athletes have been asked if they want to participate or not. A lot ouf youngsters are in this team now – that is great for them and I’am sure they will show their best perfomances.

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