If you take a look at the squad lists of the national golf team, you can’t get past the Schloß Schönborn Golf Club. In addition to the figurehead Emma Spitz, who is in the Olympic squad, five other players made it into the national team squad, which speaks for good youth work. There was praise for this from the trainer of the girls’ national team, Nicole Gergely, who knows the Schönborn talents well: “The club produces so many players and does a great job. That also makes the work easier for us in the national team. ”High time to find out what makes the Schönborn team stand out in the A and B squads:
Namu Sarmini
Sarmini appears in the men’s A-squad. According to Gergely, the 19-year-old is very calm and relaxed. He knows his goals and has recently managed to organize his training environment better and better, which for Gergely is also important for communication with the national team: “It’s important that this structure fits. He is on the right track. “
Marlene Kresbach
Kresbach also made it into the girls’ A-squad. In addition to the hard work of the 16-year-old, who has been playing golf for ten years, her team around coach Peter Brown is also a success factor. As a result, according to Gergely, she develops playfully and is ready to subordinate everything to the sport.
Hannah Mitterberger
The 19-year-old Mitterberger can be found in the women’s B-team. She started playing golf at the age of three and is now studying at Florida International University in the USA. Before that she lived in Spain and attended the Jason Floyd Golf Academy there. “Your life has always been structured and golf has always been in focus,” explained Gergely. The disciplined athlete was thrown back by an injury to her hand a few years ago, but is now fighting her way to the top.
Zoe Vartyan
Vartyan also made the women’s B squad. The 19-year-old is studying at Central Michigan University, is determined according to Gergely and has recently been able to improve her mentality significantly. She is also characterized by the fact that she is “a team player and always tries to keep the team together”.
Alessandra Csöngei
The 16-year-old Csöngei can also be found in the girls’ B-squad, the so-called Futures Team. Gergely sees great potential in her, as she is very mature, calm and relaxed for her young age. She is always looking for the opportunity to develop herself further, but above all she has to work on the organization of her training courses in order to get ahead.
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