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51 young athletes were awarded and recognized for their achievements in the last two years.
Honor where honor is due. The city of Hohenems honored 51 young athletes as part of the sports awards ceremony in the Löwen Saal in Hohenems and expressed great recognition and praise for their achievements over the past two years. The crowd of congratulators was large: Mayor Dieter Egger, City Councilors Angelika Benzer, Erika Kawasser, Dietmar Amann, City of Hohenems group manager Konrad Klammer and City Hall employee Anton Amann thanked the athletes and wished them all the best for the further course of their active careers. “The young generation is a matter close to the heart of the city of Hohenems and has been the focus of those responsible for many decades,” says Dieter Egger.
Sports honor of the city of Hohenems (youngsters)
WM: Maximilian Taucher, wheelchair tennis WM U-18, 3rd place
EM: Benjamin Kienböck Chess EM 2021, place 50
Teams: Handball male: Leandro Calorio, Tobias Rösler, Wolfgang Kilian, Romeo Carasco, Noel Schneider, Elia Peter, Georg Müller, Maximilian Schneider, Yannik Ruff, Tobias Bartl, Pius Inama, Yoseph Volger, Coaches: Gabriel Mathis, Martin Brecher – champion District league Lake Constance-Donau 2019/2020;
Teams: Gymnastics: Amina Amann, Aurelia Emberger, Elena Ettl, Hanna Jäger, Jara Glatthaar, Jennifer Graier, Julia Klien, Lara Wiedenhofer, Lena Wiedenhofer, Lisa Wohlmentioned, Mia Bohle, Natalie Koller, Raphaela Mathis – ÖM Gymnastics Team 2nd place;
State champion (1st place): Linda Chai gymnastics, Leni Bohle gymnastics, Sophia Moosbrugger mountain bike, Lena Wiedenhofer Turn10 championship, Raphaela Mathis Turn10 championship, Maja Walch mountain bike, Hanna Jäger Turn10 championship, David Tschanett mountain bike, Laura Geiger Turn10 championship, Kiano Waibel Schützen , Lennart Rüdisser Gymnastics;
National Champion (2nd place): Dominik Rauer Schützen, Tatevik Minasyan Judo, Elias Mathis Schützen, Simon Mathis Alpine Skiing;
National Champion (3rd place): Leonie Gschlusser Gymnastics, Natalie Prugg Gymnastics, Jonas Stossier Badminton, Fabian Diem Badminton;
National champions: Christoph Mathis tennis, Nicolas well-named chess, Eva Rüf gymnastics, Amelie Thurnher badminton, Maximilian Heule mountain bike, Ida Kienböck chess, Simon Amann Schützen, Leo Burgard mountain bike, Lukas Marte Chess, Marouan Martinek mountain bike, Demien Rauer Schützen;
