2024·FreestylePhoto: Wolfgang AmriWith summer in full swing and water-ramp training sessions happening all over the world the time has come to dive into the summer competition season The first FIS Freestyle aerials water ramp event of the year took place this past weekend in Austria’s Hohenems marking the beginning of an exciting series of competitions The event was hosted at the beautifully located water ramp venue in Rheinauen Hohenems right on the border between Austria and Switzerland this venue saw its first FIS Freestyle aerials competition making history in the picturesque alpine region of Vorarlberg The event enjoyed splendid summer weather and attracted great interest from spectators and Switzerland competed alongside numerous Austrians The crowd erupted with enthusiasm whenever one of the young Vorarlberg athletes prepared to jump Eurosport commentator Guido Heuber kept the excitement alive skillfully guiding the audience through the competition young Swiss athlete Lina Kozomara impressed with her Lay-Tuck in the finals no stranger to competing on the biggest stages of the FIS Freestyle World Cup earning 62.32 points and securing second place Ukraine’s Oksana Yatsiuk rounded out the women’s podium in third place with 57.73 points for her back Full representing the host nation and a seasoned Olympian and World Cup competitor in the moguls discipline fighting hard for a podium spot and finishing fifth the dominance of the Swiss junior team was evident from the training sessions Their experience and knowledge of the international judging criteria it was Neville Erb who claimed victory with his Lay-Tuck His teammate Andrin Laber followed closely in second place with 72.80 points Austria’s Michael Krojer thrilled the home crowd by breaking the Swiss podium sweep finishing third with 70.98 points for his Lay-Tuck in the finals The other Vorarlberg junior jumpers also delivered impressive performances demonstrating their rapid progress in just two years of training and keeping the points gap with the Swiss athletes to a minimum The full results from the event can be found HERE This event in Austria is just the first of many exciting water ramp aerials competitions scheduled for August and September the annual Freestyle Masters event will take place in Mettmenstetten with a highly competitive field of athletes expected to participate runner-up in the 2023/2024 overall World Cup standing are expected to deliver standout performances They will face tough competition from athletes representing strong nations like Canada Canada's Marion Thenault and Australia's Laura Peel Swiss athlete Lina Kozomara will also be showcasing her skills Another highlight of the summer water ramp season will be the event at Utah Olympic Park (USA) on August 24 followed by a double FIS event at Acrobat Park Štíty (CZE) on August 31-September 1 The season will conclude with a double event in Qinhuangdao (CHN) on September 21-22 The full calendar of aerials water ramp events can be found HERE With a few months remaining before the aerialists transition to snow the summer water ramp events offer an exhilarating preview for the aerials community As the summer season unfolds and more events take place we’ll keep you informed with the latest updates and reports from these thrilling competitions The ski industry can be fickle, but a few companies have been able to persist and prosper, one of which is Kästle which is celebrating its 100th anniversary this year This makes Kästle one of the oldest ski manufacturers still in existence—only two are older: Rossignol (117 years) and Völkl (110 years) Other perennial powerhouse brands are all younger: Stöckli (89 years) Solomon (77 years; it started making steel edges for skis presents the “100 Years of Kästle Ski” exhibition currently on display until Easter 2025 Kästle suspended ski production due to a shortage of raw materials and then again from 1945-1947 due to post-war prohibitions This sparked a successful decade for Kästle which saw its sponsored athletes win three gold medals at the 1952 Olympics in Oslo and another 20 medals four years later in Cortina  The entire American Ski Team raced on Kästles at the 1956 Cortina Olympics the company pioneered a three-layered fiberglass This method was labeled compound-metal-plastic (CPM) and is cited as one of the early versions of the sandwich construction The transition from wood skis to CPM was not flawless Anton Kästle sold the Vorarlberg ski factory to Josef Fischer Jr who merged the company with its family business Fischer Sports AG This period marked the best years for Kästle with around 400,000 pairs of skis manufactured at its Hohenems factory each year Kästle saw sustained success with its World Cup racing program during the 1980s Andreas Wenzel of Lichtenstein won the overall World Cup in 1980 He was followed by Switzerland’s Pirmin Zurbriggen who was picked as the “Swiss skier of the 20th century.” He won the overall World Cup in 1984 a Downhill gold medal in the 1988 Olympic Games in Calgary and a total of nine World Championship medals with gold medals in Downhill In what may be considered one of his most amazing accomplishments he had a double victory at Kitzbuhel winning back-to-back Downhills on the famed Streif race course in 1985 he won 40 World Cup races in all five disciplines: Downhill Unfortunately despite the racing successes Fischer sold Kästle to the Italian conglomerate Benetton three years after Anton Kästle Sr.’s death Benetton merged Kästle‘s operations with the Italian brand Nordica and by 1998 the combined ski manufacturer dropped the Kästle skis brand entirely “The current Kästle camp relies on modern execution of a traditional construction with a signature damping system called Hollowtech adorning every tip.” a joint stock company controlled by retired Czech ski racer Tomáš Němec Němec aggressively planned to expand the brand and restore it as one of the industry’s most recognized names The company’s headquarters and development division remained in Hohenems but some production was moved to ConsilSport’s plant in the Czech Republic which was producing 100,000 pairs of skis per year The company set its sights on returning to World Cup racing; however the path to becoming a FIS-recognized brand proved rockier than anticipated Austrian tech skier Katharina Liensberger signed with the company A conflict with the Austrian Ski Federation ensued as Liensberger could not find a boot company in its official equipment pool willing to supply her Liensberger was not allowed to race in the season-opening Sölden Giant Slalom and she quickly re-signed with her former sponsor Kästle solved this problem for the following season by forming partnerships with Dalbello and Lange for boots Since the return of Kästle to the Alpine World Cup in November 2022 Alpine skiers include Ester Ledecká (Olympic double gold medalist in skiing and snowboarding & Combined) & Jasmine Flury (World Championship Downhill Gold & World Cup Downhill victory) These athletes continue to build Kästle’s racing legacy an Austrian Speed skier returning from maternity leave was back in the starting gate forerunning the Saalbach Downhill on a pair of Kästle RX 12 Downhill skis Tippler has 10 podiums split between Downhill and Super-G and at the 2022 Winter Olympics she missed the Super-G bronze medal by three-hundredths of a second The former Solomon athlete will race on Kästle’s for the 2024-2025 season the resurrected company aims to become a leading player in the global ski market While its top skis are still a premium product  It controls all aspects of product development “Fast As Ever” has become its new slogan Kästle has 37 sponsored athletes competing in World Cup Alpine  It has skiers competing in the World Freeride Tour and Speed Skiing;  it currently sponsors several athletes and national teams on the Europa Cup circuit Kästle sponsors High Potentials and Ambassadors programs comprised of an additional 29 athletes Its High Potential skiers are working to establish themselves at the upper levels of competitive Alpine and former racers who love to share their passion for skiing with others are Kästle Ambassadors These support and outreach strategies reflect the company’s desire to generate market exposure Němec is making good on his promise to restore the Kästle brand to prominence From Anton Kästle’s original workshop to its modern factories in Austria and the Czech Republic the 100-year-old brand has overcome adversity Despite ownership changes and even absences from the market the company continues to be a technological leader and successful in multiple domains of modern competitive skiing Given its dedication to Anton Kästle’s legacy of focussing on quality craftsmanship the future is looking bright for this Austrian ski brand Wer im Bahnhof St.Margrethen oder bei der Velostation der Rheinbrücke in Höchst die Hörstation mit dem QR-Code öffnet die nach langer Flucht vor der Deportation ins Todeslager Sobibor zusammen mit ihrer Cousine Elisabeth Frank bei Höchst/St.Margrethen in die Schweiz gelangt und hier jahrelang um Dauerasyl kämpft Im Strandbad Diepoldsau und im ehemaligen Schweizer Konsulat in Bregenz ist die Geschichte des Schweizer Diplomaten Ernest Prodolliet zu hören der Flüchtlingen verbotenerweise mit Einreise- und Transitvisen die Flucht ermöglichte – und gefasst wird Dies sind nur zwei von vielen weiteren Beispielen die seit Sommer 2022 als Teil des Radwegs entlang des Rheins vom Bodensee und bis zur Silvretta mit 52 Hörstationen in Vorarlberg der Schweiz und in Liechtenstein mit Fluchtgeschichten von 1938 bis 1945 zu erkunden sind 17 der Hörstationen befinden sich im St.Galler Rheintal ist ein Projekt des Jüdischen Museums Hohenems (JMH) unter der Leitung von Hanno Loewy Begleitet von einer umfangreichen Publikation macht es die ausserordentlichen Verdienste des Jüdischen Museums Hohenems bildhaft sicht- und hörbar: Die Erinnerungskultur mit individuellen Geschichten der Vertreibung und Verfolgung während des Nationalsozialismus pflegen und vermitteln – über die Grenzen hinaus Das Jüdische Museum Hohenems wurde 1991 in der Villa Heimann-Rosenthal im Zentrum des jüdischen Viertels in Hohenems nach langen Vorarbeiten eröffnet Von Beginn an erzählt es einladend und lebensnah eine exemplarische Geschichte der Diaspora Und es beschäftigt sich mit jüdischer Gegenwart in Europa auch mit der übergeordneten Frage des Zusammenlebens und der Migration Entlang der Bruchlinien der regionalen und globalen Geschichte widmet sich das JMH den Menschen wechselnde Ausstellungen ergänzen die Dauerausstellung und halten sie aktuell Im vergangenen Jahr waren es «Ausgestopfte Juden?» eine zukunftsgerichtete Reflexion über museale Praktiken und Inhalte gefolgt von der Ausstellung «A Place of Our Own» in der das Leben von jungen Palästinenserinnen in Tel Aviv begleitet mit der Kamera der israelischen Fotografin Iris Hassid ist der Fokus auf die lange und widersprüchliche Beziehungsgeschichte arabisch-jüdischer Lebenswelten gerichtet Über sowohl künstlerische als auch historische Momente wird die Möglichkeit des Zusammendenkens der fruchtbaren Berührungen und des möglichen gemeinsamen Vorwärtsgehens aufgezeigt Das Vermittlungsprogramm des JMH wird auch von Schweizer Seite gerne genutzt auch über die Vermittlungsplattform «kklick» für Schulen Seit bald zwanzig Jahren lenkt Hanno Loewy als Direktor mit seinem Team die Geschicke des Jüdischen Museums Hohenems «Der dreizehnte Rheintaler Kulturpreis 'Goldiga Törgga' geht an das Jüdische Museum Hohenems für seine kluge und mutige Ausstellungs- und Vermittlungstätigkeit zu Themen die unsere Gesellschaft kontrovers diskutiert: Flucht Nahostkonflikt und das interreligiöse Zusammenleben Davon profitiert das St.Galler Rheintal konstant» Die im JMH verhandelten Themen gingen alle an «Das Jüdische Museum Hohenems ist Inspiration und Bereicherung für die Rheintaler Museumslandschaft Die kompetente Institution ist wichtiger und prägender Teil der Kulturregion Rheintal bietet Orientierung und Hintergrundwissen zu brisanten Fragen und inspiriert mit seiner überzeugenden Vermittlungspraxis» Der «Goldiga Törgga» 2024 geht auch für die länderverbindende Dynamik an das Jüdische Museum Hohenems die sich aktuell in der Zusammenarbeit für die Sonderausstellung zum Geschehen im Rheintal zwischen 1938 und 1945 im Museum Prestegg zeigt die von Hanno Loewy und seinem Team mitkuratiert wird Das Jüdische Museum Hohenems ist auch am geplanten Vermittlungszentrum in Diepoldsau im Rahmen des Projekts «Schweizer Memorial für die Opfer des Nationalsozialismus» engagiert Mit der Auszeichnung des JMH geht der Preis erstmals an eine Kulturinstitution und erstmals über den Rhein Für die Laudatio konnte auf Wunsch von Hanno Loewy Milo Rau gewonnen werden seit 2023 der aktuelle Intendant der Wiener Festwochen Der international bedeutende St.Galler Theater- und Filmregisseur der 2022 mit dem Grossen Kulturpreis der St.Gallischen Kulturstiftung ausgezeichnet wurde und einen Diskurs um die Rechtmässigkeit der ägyptischen Mumie Schepenese in der Stiftsbibliothek ausgelöst hatte Milo Rau thematisiert drängende Themen unserer Zeit und entwickelt seine Projekte oft im Prozess mit der Bevölkerung Oder er führt mit klassischen Theaterstoffen akute Missstände der Gegenwart vor Augen Selbstverständlich lässt er weder historische Grössen wie Mozart noch die aktuellen politischen Bewegungen in Österreich unkommentiert Umso gespannter darf man auf die Würdigung des Jüdischen Museums Hohenems und dessen Direktor Hanno Loewy sein From many points of view it was an unusual bigway training event As Austria had quite strict travel measures in place the initial 96-person team had to be cut in half and only 48 lucky skydivers could participate The plan of 2-plane formations changed to single-plane formations doing 16-ways from a Cessna Caravan but we greatly missed our friends from the UK Russia and Scandinavia who could not join the party but as the prognosis was bad from the start we felt lucky to jump as much as we could The team was patient during the many stand-by periods and did their absolute best jumping through holes in the clouds and landing like pros The record of “zero” injuries was well earned 🙂.  changing participants and coaches every day Although most of us battled with the rust we had from not jumping a lot in the last period we were happy to get back in the air with our favorite gang.  Complicated 16-way sequential jumps were prepared by Patrick all under the lens of our camera team who did an awesome job for us After the first jumps it was evident that our general skills took a bit of a hit in the last period due to the lack of training We lost track of the list of schoolboy errors that you almost never see with this team: people going under the formation wrong grips… Without giving us a lot of grief our LOs stayed on the positive side and enjoyed the free drinks that were paid by the culprits although the message was clear: “We know it’s been tough not jumping much but you need to get your shit together!”      changing slots and exit positions as much as possible to make the training count Every jump was treasured and the feeling of “we know how to do this stuff” soon returned This event is famous for providing a little more than a normal skydiving event –  early evening ‘innhopp’ jumps to the Kanisfluh Mountain and Lake Constance We were lucky enough to do the innhopp jump in the mountains at the end of the first day We all hope that this format will be kept forever because those jumps are simply magical Being in freefall beside the mountain top and flying our canopies near them is amazing to say the least The barbeque organized at the landing site was the perfect setup for our sky family to reconnect and enjoy this special place Although we didn’t have the chance to jump at the lake this year One more reason to go back next time 🙂.        what a joy to be present in Austria this June And even though the weather played with us If you’ve never had the chance to jump at UPCS – Skydive Hohenems you really need to put it on the list The dropzone is located in a spectacular location with the mountains on one side and Lake Constance on another The ride to altitude is “charging” in the best possible way – I could happily stay in the plane and watch the vista forever 🙂 especially after this long period of Covid restrictions Everybody was happy to be back to do good skydives We tried to also organize good evenings so the people enjoyed their time here at Hohenems it was good to be back to some kind of “normal”!”  the Sequential Gang organizers are busy making plans in Europe and US for 2021 and 2022 and reorganizing the events that were cancelled in the last two years We are looking forward to the moment when the whole sequential gang will be able to be together for the BIG challenges that are prepared for us It was really good to see everyone here after this strange period even if we missed a lot of people but we managed to have a great time together anyway The weather didn’t help but we shared good jumps we mixed the groups to avoid difference in level skills It worked good and we hope the people were happy to do it The atmosphere during the evenings was great Markus outdid himself in his efforts for us to feel good at Hohenems We hope next year will be back to normal and a full team of three 32-ways.” And because pictures can talk a thousand words I hope you’ll enjoy the awesome photos that were taken during this super-special event!  Andreea started skydiving at 16 years old and the step between hobby and passion was almost immediately made former captain of TNT 4-way team and a Romanian Airclub athlete Δdocument.getElementById( "ak_js_1" ).setAttribute( "value" You have successfully joined our subscriber list About Skydive Mag Contact Us Advertise Terms of 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Privacy Policy - Cookie PolicyWebsite by Kevin Blackledge '#' : location.hash;window._cf_chl_opt.cOgUQuery = location.search === '' && location.href.slice(0 location.href.length - window._cf_chl_opt.cOgUHash.length).indexOf('?') !== -1 '?' : location.search;if (window.history && window.history.replaceState) {var ogU = location.pathname + window._cf_chl_opt.cOgUQuery + window._cf_chl_opt.cOgUHash;history.replaceState(null ogU);}}document.getElementsByTagName('head')[0].appendChild(cpo);}()); BOSTON — Peter Luddy waited more than 20 years to be reunited with his daughter and the last 90 minutes may have been the longest "This is killing me," the Harwich house painter business owner and former selectman said as he paced back and forth Tuesday night in front of the customs exit door at Logan International Airport arrived at the Boston airport in a limousine with his wife and his younger daughter from another marriage the waiting area was almost empty when 21-year-old Justina finally walked through the doors clasped her face in his hands and gave her a kiss Luddy was the subject of a 1994 article in the Times about his divorce from Justina's mother and their long-distance dispute over child support She never returned and the couple's messy divorce resulted in a long-distance fight over whether Luddy would pay child support after an agreement in Orleans District Court with the Massachusetts Department of Revenue acting for the Republic of Austria because he had not been guaranteed access to his children He and Linder never re-established contact although Luddy said he sent gifts to his children through his former in-laws Luddy reached Linder in Austria through her sister She agreed to pass on his telephone and email contact to their two children his phone rang and Justina was on the other end 'You were in my heart every day,' " Luddy said "A stone has fallen from my soul," his daughter replied Justina said she was "very excited" to meet her father and her half-sister is traveling in the Los Angeles area and plans to visit his father later this summer Luddy moved to Harwich in 1988 and became active in civic groups and politics He was elected selectman in 1995 and served for seven years He started a painting contractor's business in 2007 and the couple operates Harwich Remodeling on Route 28 He has continued his daily meet-and-greet sessions with residents that he started when he was selectman He sits in his painting contractor's truck at the Harwich Port Post Office parking lot each morning and hears the gripes "(Justina's) not going to believe how many people know about her," he said last week Luddy is looking forward to getting to know his daughter they were engrossed in animated conversation was an item Luddy is anxious to see — a photo album of his daughter from the last 20 years "I've sent enough white light over and I always expected white light to come back," he said this week Last year was the first edition of this event whom I met at the Klatovy 100-way Challenge three years ago proposed to me to organize a group of 32 very experienced skydivers Hohenems is the biggest and most important of all capable of running a Grand Cessna Caravan in profit despite a number of jumps that seems low compared to the activity of many centres of Europe run like the great cooperative centres found in France Secretary and Treasurer; these are annually renewed at each general meeting so this team knows to keep the Center healthy and in good spirits Skydive Hohenems works with a fully paid Grand Cessna Caravan which offers a financial security for this lovely club DZ Episode number 1 photos went crazy on social media last year so the 2017 edition easily doubled in numbers was asked by Skydive Hohenems to organize a second group of 32 allowing two rotations for the two Caravans flying in formation the DZ’s own Caravan and one from a German centre 20 minutes flying time away I was surprised to find that Skydive Hohenems is not so far from the French border so it’s not so far from anywhere in Europe near beautiful Lake Constance on the borders of Switzerland It’s under two hours by car from the Zurich or Munich airports I understood why participants found it easy to discover the charms of jumping in Austria The format of the event was 20 challenging jumps over 4 days with rolling green fields meandering down to gorgeous valleys bordered by stunning mountains Between Lake Constance on one side and the mountains on the other and the big summer clouds on the hills looked magnificent Twelve nations were represented on the two groups The centre’s facilities are minimal but sufficient Everything fits into a single hangar and the landing zone is long We had four days of delightful fun and games for this second edition of the VIP 32-way with six jumps a day for each of the two groups first take-off at 8:15 and one last jump sufficiently enough to take the time to enjoy the evening with four loads of 16 for what is called an “in-hopp” landing between two mountains and a long green valley lost in the Austrian reliefs We were warmly welcomed by the Model Aircraft Club Around the rustic wooden club building there were barbecues this was everything the group of 60 needed to feel at one with the world It was a great pleasure to organize this highly skilled 32-way group and mixing the difficulty and flow according to the type of break because they you have the fun of formation loads but the load is small enough for everyone to move for 3 or 4 points and vary slots and difficulty while doing great quality jumps Skydive Hohenems plans to organize the VIP 32-way Sequentials next year – Edition number 3 I was very happy that most of my group wants to return And if we have more talented jumpers that want to come to this unique event we could make a third group to come and play because after all this part of Austria is not so far Vandals daubed swastikas and anti-migrant slogans on Muslim and Jewish graves over the weekend in western Austria The perpetrators targeted the graves and building of a Jewish cemetery in the town of Hohenems Police sources confirmed that swastikas appeared on its walls Swastikas and racist graffiti also appeared at a Muslim cemetery in the nearby municipality of Altach Police are linking this case to an earlier spate of vandalism against a refugee hostel and Jewish museum two weeks ago Swastikas appeared on walls of the Jewish district The phrase “Stop the asylum flood” appeared on a refugee hostel Hohenems mayor, Richard Amman, had recently received a letter from far-right extremists He is also in a legal battle over the disputed mayoral elections with a candidate from the far-right Freedom Party (FPO) The FPO had claimed victory with 43.3 per cent; but a runoff secured Amman’s election with the smallest of margins Back in Feburary, swastikas were daubed on the walls of a Vienna mosque,  as Austria prepared for its official Pegida-inspired march. Other recent incidents of Islamophobia and antisemitsm in Austria included an assault on two Jewish men, which included shouts of “Scheissjuden” (“Shitty Jews”) Rare first edition of King James Bible from 1611 found in Wales Why the far-right consider Vladimir Putin their Christian vanguard against Islam You don't have permission to access this resource Baldauf schreibt in Linz Geschichte Sport / 01.02.2015 • 20:02 Uhr Elisabeth Baldauf holte sich ohne Satzverlust die Staatsmeistertitel im Einzel, Doppel und Mixed. Foto: diener24-jährige Eggerin triumphiert bei Badminton-Titelkämpfen in drei Bewerben. Jochen Dünser Jochen.Duenser@vn.at Linz Elisabeth Baldauf hat ihre Nummer-eins-Position bei den Damen in der nationalen Rangliste eindrucksvoll unter Beweis gestellt Staatsmeisterschaften holte sich die 24-jährige Eggerin in drei Bewerben die Goldmedaille Zuletzt war dies der Hohenemserin Sabine Aberer damals noch unter ihrem Mädchennamen Ploner zwischen 1988 und 1992 fünf Mal in Serie gelungen holte sich in Linz mit vier Siegen ohne Satzverlust erstmals in ihrer Karriere die nationale Krone im Einzel und trat damit die Nachfolge der diesmal nicht am Start gewesenen Alexandra Mathis (Wolfurt) an die im Vorjahr in Wien siegreich geblieben war Janine Lais (Hohenems) unterlag im Viertelfinale der späteren Finalistin Katrin Neuhold knapp mit 22:20 An der Seite von Iris Freimüller durfte sich Baldauf im Doppel über ihre fünfte ÖM-Goldene freuen 2009 und 2014 hatte sie mit Belinda Heber (K) 2012 und 2013 mit Alexandra Mathis triumphiert Im Endspiel setzten sich Baldauf und Freimüller gegen die für Wien spielende Bregenzerin Michaela Mathis und Julia Herndlhofer mit 21:18 21:8 durch und blieben auch in diesem Bewerb ohne Satzverlust Im Mixed feierte Baldauf an der Seite des Niederösterreichers Roman Zirnwald den vierten Titelgewinn in Serie 21:10-Erfolg über Verena Fastenbauer (Feldkirch) und Rene Nichterwitz (Wolfurt) In der Vorschlussrunde behielten die Seriensieger gegen Janine Lais/Matthias Bertsch (Hohenems/Dornbirn) mit 21:15 Komplettiert wurde die stolze Vorarlberger Ausbeute durch den Gewinn der Bronzemedaille des Dornbirners Jan Sedlmayr im Einzel der im Hablfinale gegen den späteren Meister Matthias Almer (St) 7:21 In der Runde zuvor hatte Sedlmayr Teamspieler Vilson Vattanirappel 21:15 10:21 gegen Wraber) und Nichterwitz (15:21 Österreichische Staatsmeisterschaften 2015 in Linz Runde: Michaela Mathis (W) – Maria Steinmann (OÖ) 21:19 21:7; Achtelfinale: Elisabeth Baldauf (UBC Egg-1) – Carina Meinke (NÖ) 21:7 Anna Demmelmayer (St) – Michaela Mathis 21:9 Janine Lais (BSV Hohenems) – Katharina Hochmeier (OÖ) 19:21 21:18; Viertelfinale: Elisabeth Baldauf – Bianca Schiester (NÖ) 21:13 Halbfinale: Elisabeth Baldauf – Miriam Gruber (OÖ) 21:8 Finale: Elisabeth Baldauf – Katrin Neudolt (NÖ-2) 21:14 Runde: Michael Giesiger (BSV Hohenems) – Matthias Blaukovitsch (W) 21:12 Runde: Matthias Bertsch (UBSC Dornbirn) – Christoph Preissl (OÖ) 21:9 Rene Nichterwitz (UBSC Wolfurt) – Philipp Drexler (St) 21:6 Jan Sedlmayr (UBSC Dornbirn) – Marian Gratzer (W) 21:17 Lukas Fröhlich (OÖ) – Fabian Steurer (SV Lochau) w Matthias Almer (St-2) – Michael Giesiger (BSV Hohenems) 21:18 21:7; Achtelfinale: Matthias Bertsch – Erik Seiwald (St) 22:20 21:11 Rene Nichterwitz – Lukas Rebhandl (NÖ) 21:15 21:14 Jan Sedlmayr – Ralph Bittenauer (NÖ) 21:13 ; Viertelfinale: Luka Wraber (NÖ-1) – Matthias Bertsch 21:16 Wolfgang Gnedt (OÖ) – Rene Nichterwitz 21:15 Jan Sedlmayr – Vilsan Vattanirappel (W) 21:15 Halbfinale: Matthias Almer (St-2) – Jan Sedlmayr 21:7 Viertelfinale: Elisabeth Baldauf/Iris Freimüller (UBC Egg/OÖ-1) – Jana Haas/Katharina Hochmeir (OÖ) 21:15 Michaela Mathis/Julia Herndlhofer (W) – Sonja Langthaler/Nina Sorger (NÖ) 21:15 Halbfinale: Baldauf/Freimüller – Demmelmayer/Ertl (St/K) 21:14 Michaela Mathis/Herndlhofer – Neudolt/Schiester (NÖ) 13:21 Finale: Baldauf/Freimüller – Michaela Mathis/Herndlhofer 21:18 Runde: Rene Nichterwitz/Wolfgang Gnedt (UBSC Wolfurt/OÖ) – Philipp Drexler/Jakob Sorger (St/NÖ) 21:7 21:12 Michael Giesinger/Chiao Yi Li (BSV Hohenems/St) – Matthias Kurowski/Sascha Weninger (NÖ) 21:15 21:12; Achtelfinale: Nichterwitz/Gnedt – Markus Ratzenböck/Daniel Springer (OÖ) 21:11 21:17 Matthias Bertsch/Jan Sedlmayr (UBSC Dornbirn) – Erik Gebeshuber/Arthur Tomsovic (W/OÖ) 21:14 Paul Demmelmayer/Vilson Vattanirappel (St/W) – Giesinger/Yi Li 21:7 21:8 ; Viertelfinale: Jürgen Koch/Peter Zauner (OÖ-1) – Nichterwitz/Gnedt 21:11 21:10; Lukas und Simon Rebhandl (NÖ) – Bertsch/Sedlmayr 21:16 Achtelfinale: Elisabeth Baldauf/Roman Zirnwald (UBC Egg/NÖ-1) – Nadine Reiter/Michael Schausberger (OÖ) 21:7 Michaela Mathis/Jan Sedlmayr (W/UBSC Dornbirn) – Barbara Galos/Markus Schaller (W) 21:17 Janine Lais/Matthias Bertsch (BSV Hohenems/UBSC Dornbirn) – Sonja Langthaler/Stefan Ratheyser (NÖ) 21:18 Verena Fastenbauer/Rene Nichterwitz (BCM Feldkirch/UBSC Wolfurt) – Jana Haas/Andrej Serov (OÖ) 21:13 Alexandra Mathis/Florian Baumgartner (UBSC Wolfurt/OÖ) – Carina Meinke/Philip Birker (OÖ/St) 21:10 21:12; Viertelfinale: Baldauf/Zirnwald – Mathis/Sedlmayr 21:14 Lais/Bertsch – Iris Freimüller/Simon Rebhandl (OÖ) 18:21 Fastenbauer/Nichterwitz – Bianca Schiester/Dominik Stipsits (NÖ) 21:15 Anna Demmelmayer/Paul Demmelmayer (St-2) – Mathis/Baumgartner 21:23 Halbfinale: Baldauf/Zirnwald – Lais/Bertsch 21:15 Fastenbauer/Nichterwitz – Demmelmayer/Demmelmayer 21:14 Finale: Baldauf/Zirnwald – Fastenbauer/Nichterwitz 21:16 Please disable adblocker to support this website Open Modalf