Germany national racquetball team

Germany national racquetball team represents the German Racquetball Federation in racquetball international competitions. Competes as a member of the European Racquetball Federation and International Racquetball Federation. Germany has won the European Championships 5 times in men's competition and 4 in overall's. [1]

Germany
AssociationDeutscher Racquetball Verband e.V.
ConfederationERF (Europe)
IRF codeGER
World Championships
Appearances14 (First in 1981)
Best result
  • Overall: 4th place (1981)
  • Men: 5th place (1990)
  • Women: 5th place (1984)
European Championships
Best result
  • Overall: winners (1993,1997,1999,2005)
  • Men: winners (1991,1993,1997,1999,2005)


History
IRF World Championships[1]
Year Host Men Women Overall
I 1981 USA  –  – 4th
II 1984 USA 8th 5th 6th
III 1986 USA 9th 12th 11th
IV 1988 Germany 7th 8th 7th
V 1990 Venezuela 5th 13th 8th
VI 1992 Canada 6th 11th 9th
VII 1994 Mexico 11th 13th 10th
VIII 1996 USA 8th 11th 9th
IX 1998 Bolivia 7th  – 14th
X 2000 Mexico 12th 15th 11th
XI 2002 Puerto Rico 25th 11th 16th
XII 2004 South Korea 13th  – 17th
XIII 2006 Dominican Republic 14th 13th 12th
XIV 2008 Ireland 12th 10th 12th
XV 2010 South Korea  –  –  –

Players

National team in the European Championship 2009

  • Oliver Bertels
  • Eric Gordon
  • Arne Schmitz
  • Bernd Dröge
  
  • Andrea Gordon
  • Yvonne Kortes
  • Lara Ludwig

National team in the World Championship 2008

  • Oliver Bertels
  • Marcel Czempisz
  • Joachim Loof
  • Trevor Meyer
  
  • Andrea Gordon
  • Yvonne Kortes
  • Lara Ludwig
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References
  1. "Germany national team". German Racquetball Federation. Archived from the original on 23 June 2010.
  • DRV German Racquetball Federation
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