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Kreisliga · Season 2026 / 2027

Jugend 19

📅 Tuesday, 18:30 🎯 Midfield 🏓 Coach: Krzysztof Malcherek
Roster Jugend 19
#1
Raphael Harter
Raphael Harter
QTTR 1054 Jg. 2009
#2
Eva-Marie Keller
Eva-Marie Keller
QTTR 1108 Jg. 2012
#3
Aleksandra Klimczak
Aleksandra Klimczak
QTTR 1072 Jg. 2011
#4
Lorena Harter
Lorena Harter
QTTR 1029 Jg. 2012
#5
Wojtek Malcherek
Wojtek Malcherek
QTTR 985 Jg. 2013
#6
Jan Kohl
Jan Kohl
QTTR 829 Jg. 2013
#7
Paul Zimmermann
Paul Zimmermann
QTTR 859 Jg. 2009
#8
Darius Liesberg
Darius Liesberg
QTTR 793 Jg. 2013
Description

Unanswered Questions and Lots of Anticipation

Our U-19 team is set to compete in the district league this season. For the older young players at the table tennis academy, this is an exciting step, as they’ll be facing established youth teams from all over the region. What exactly will come of it? To be honest—no one really knows for sure right now. And that’s exactly what makes it so exciting.

After all, a youth league operates by its own set of rules. Form can fluctuate, talents can make huge leaps from month to month, and a team considered an underdog today might suddenly be competing at the top in the second half of the season. In a manageable field featuring teams like DJK Unterbalbach II, TSV Schweigern, TSV Assamstadt, FC Gissigheim, ETSV Lauda, and TTC Bobstadt, anything is possible—up or down the standings. Making predictions would be nothing more than reading tea leaves.

Only one thing is certain: Our young stars will give it their all. Whether it ends up being a spot in the top third, a solid mid-table finish, or a learning experience against stronger opponents—each of these outcomes will help the players grow. After all, in youth sports, focusing on development matters at least as much as looking at the standings. Every set won against a strong opponent, every hard-fought five-set thriller, is a building block for the future.

So we can look forward to seeing where this journey takes us. Maybe it’ll be a season to dream about, maybe one where we have to grit our teeth—probably something in between, with the usual ups and downs that make youth sports so vibrant. One thing is certain: there will be fighting, laughter, and learning. And if, in the end, the joy of the game and a few satisfying successes come out of it, then it was a good season. Let’s go, Youth 19! Show what you’ve got!