Nestled under the Ammergau Alps lies a quaint Bavarian town just a kilometre away from the Austrian border It has produced many of Germany’s stars for the past four decades host to the World Junior Curling Championships 2023 this week has a population of around 15,000 and boasts one of Germany’s most successful ice hockey clubs the idyllic town has become the epicentre for curling in Germany snow-christened trees sits the home to EV Fuessen ice hockey team Bundesleistungszentrum – but it is next door where a plethora of German curlers call their second home became synonymous with curling in the area Charlie played second for Germany at the World Men’s Curling Championship 1986 in Toronto “Fuessen is a small town where ice sports are a big part of the city,” says Charlie it was more about ice hockey but since the introduction to the Olympics We now have the German Curling Association based here and built a rink solely for curling — it’s made a massive difference when Charlie was part of the European Curling Championship gold medal-winning team but the torch was being passed on to the next generation Andy and Uli sensationally won the European title in front of a home crowd in Fuessen with more than 3,000 spectators in attendance Uli played third in the team but admits curling was not the first winter sport he took up as a youngster it was figure skating and skiing which caught our eye,” admits Uli “Fuessen was big on ice hockey but our mother didn’t allow us to start so I naturally picked up curling with my father who was one of the first founding members here “It was my brother Andy who began to have the first major successes on the junior side and then added on the German championships on my father’s team When it changed for curling in the town was in 1997 at the European Championships and we had this transformation and national recognition We started to have public money going into it but the work behind the scenes was massive.” The culmination of two generations of success on ice brings us back round to Fuessen once more The Kapps remain as involved as they’ve ever been This week at the World Junior Curling Championships Andy’s youngest children Anne and Benjamin are part of the German teams Andy and Uli themselves are on the coaching teams while Charlie and his wife play the role of spectators in the stands who is a member of the German team taking part in the LGT World Women’s Curling Championship 2023 later this month explains what curling means to Fuessen and her family “This is where we all learned curling,” says Lena who describes herself as the protective older sister “Me and my siblings started practising here and played our first tournaments here so to have people coming from all across the world to our home town is very exciting “I wanted to give something back to the club that gave me so much We’ve begun organising the event in May 2022 so to be here this week is amazing.” who finished runner-up at last year’s world juniors in Jonkoping highlighting the “community spirit” that makes the town welcoming for everybody everybody knows each other,” says Benjamin “People are willing to help in one way or another and it makes me so happy seeing everybody working together to create a special event being able to have my family all here in Fuessen is a new experience and I really love it It pushes me more than ever to make them proud.” To say that the three generations of Kapp are engrossed by the sport of curling would be an understatement the dining table plays host to a number of discussions about curling — and as Uli points out it brings them together in different ways to regular families “We definitely have different perspectives on many things,” says Uli “We have had hard times but I think over the years we really managed to grow a really strong bond.” Andy says he “100% agrees” with his younger brother and believes their different approaches to curling in the past is what ultimately made them a fantastic team I’m the opposite to Benjamin now who doesn’t get too emotional about the mistakes of his team While it might take a village to raise somebody it takes a supportive grandma to document and celebrate every passing success in the family “Our grandma is our biggest fan,” reveals Lena “She puts a lot of pictures of us whenever we’re in the newspaper and puts it in our WhatsApp group She gets very excited and is a super fan.” wife and brother all together in the arena is something he admits has not come to mind — until now “It’s really good for us to be together,” he says there will be many more newspaper cut-outs to come as the next generation of curlers take on the world Home / News / Made in Fuessen: Meet the Kapp curling dynasty Want to read new posts immediately? 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Ludwig II will also be brought back to life in Füssen in 2020 After the planned hotel project to support the festival hall was not realized due to a citizens' petition it was unclear whether the successful musical "Ludwig²" would be performed again in 2020 It is now certain: The legendary life of the king will once again be presented exclusively in 2020 in the dreamlike setting of the Ludwig Festspielhaus in Füssen - on Germany's largest musical revolving stage including a 90.000 litre water basin directly opposite Neuschwanstein Castle "The response from the audience and the extremely good sales figures have encouraged us - we will remain true to our king and our favorite musical Ludwig² will also be performed in 2020," theater director Benjamin Sahler announced in October Instead of starting the season in May as before there will be Ludwig performances every month in the fifth year of the production In the opulent stage setting, the stars of the current musical scene (including Jan Ammann, Uwe Kröger and Matthias Stockinger) bring the protagonists to life again. 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Click here for the playing schedule All times are CET (Central European Time) which is Coordinated Universal Time (UTC) +1 hour Home / News / World Junior Curling Championships set to begin in Fuessen Apr 23 (EFE).- A study carried out by a university in China said Tuesday that the high cost of marriage is contributing to the decline in the country’s fertility rate Academics from Renmin University said the average cost of a wedding amounts to RMB330,400 ($45,594) a figure that exceeds the national per capita income of 2023 eight times This economic factor is presented as the main obstacle to getting married according to the survey carried out among specific groups such as singles infertile people and those with few children More than 60 percent of respondents said the economic pressure associated with marriage is very high “The high average cost of marriage reflects strong economic pressure on couples and their families,” the study said the time dedicated to dating or courtship also represents a cost not usually considered 72 percent of those surveyed said they had been pressured by family or friends to get married but a factor that weighs even more is the negative influence of unhappy marriages on their environment the study highlights the availability of a person in charge of child care as a key factor Almost 70 percent of those surveyed said this aspect is decisive but the social environment and birth support policies are next in importance The research said most people get married looking for companionship and emotional support Only 30 percent of respondents cited raising children as a primary motivation for getting married Registered marriages in China saw a significant increase in 2023 reversing a downward trend that had lasted almost a decade Civil affairs ministry data said there were 7.68 million marriages in 2023 the lowest figure since records began in 1986 China’s official statistics reveal a 10 percent increase in births during the first months of 2024 which could mean a rebound in birth rates during this auspicious Year of the Dragon in Asian tradition China reported a decline in its population in 2022 and 2023 when the number of inhabitants fell as a result of the failed Great Leap Forward industrialization policy and the resulting famine While the theme that the director from Graz has decided to stage is by no means obvious (especially as regards the paranormal implications given to the film) more than one narrative solution has made the work quite problematic to stage the topical – and often bypassed – issue of work-related stress Marie Kreutzer has told us the story of Lola (Valerie Pachner) a 30-year-old career woman who divides her life between Vienna – her home town – and abroad without caring much about her private life At least until she receives a phone call from a Viennese clinic informing her that her sister Conny (Pia Hierzegger) who has always suffered from mental problems The difficulty in managing human relationships and the fear of not being able to protect her loved ones will slowly lead the protagonist to a nervous breakdown Between one mysterious phone call from a hidden number and another between a misguided love affair and a relationship that has been neglected for too long The Ground beneath my Feet develops tediously – and in a dangerously redundant and repetitive way – until the end when a logical and perfectly appropriate solution is replaced by banal and uninspiring twists not at all at ease with what she wants to stage without ever pursuing one of them in an exhaustive way While the mysterious phone calls – with their psychological thriller overtones – seem to gain in appeal as significant moments are shown suddenly this approach is inexplicably abandoned poorly-calibrated family story that merely superficially investigates a relationship that is much more multifaceted and complex than it may initially seem The final result is a weak and even not very credible film in which even two good performers such as Valerie Pachner and Pia Hierzegger (here particularly poorly employed in such a potentially interesting role) are not enhanced as they deserve due to an excessively stereotyped script The Lola and Conny of The Ground beneath my Feet fail faced with such a tormented and complicated family relationship one immediately thinks of how such situations are portrayed by countryman Michael Haneke one misses even more a strong and convincing screenplay the film in question has been selected to compete for the prestigious Golden Bear Privacy Policy(function (w,d) {var loader = function () {var s = d.createElement("script") tag = d.getElementsByTagName("script")[0]; 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By continuing to use our site, you agree to our Terms of Use and Privacy Policy The German U16 men completed the 4-nation tournament in Füssen with one win and two defeats U16 national coach Robin Becker's selection played in three consecutive games from Wednesday to Friday against the national teams from Austria the tournament was the first test of strength at international level in the new 2023/2024 season After there was no success to celebrate on the first two days of the tournament (3:4 against Austria the DEB-Selection concluded with a 3-1 win against Switzerland The next U16 event is a tournament in Vierumäki (FIN) next October U16 national coach Robin Beckers: “In general we revealed some problems in the build-up game and showed habits that were not desirable for us which we as a coaching team addressed directly we are satisfied with the development over the course of the tournament because we were able to see how the team implemented our input our game overall was more straightforward and less playful than at the start of the three days it was an instructive and pleasant time with the team because the players and staff around the team worked together harmoniously and in a goal-oriented manner That made it easier for me personally to start the new season.” XNUMX | Austria - Germany 4:3 (goals: Schloßnikel 17.08.2023 | Germany – Slovakia 1:6 (goal: Greil) 18.08.2023 | Germany – Switzerland 3:1 (goals: Greil Detailed statistics can be found at: https://deb-online.live/liga/herren/nat/u16/ Essential cookies enable basic functions and are necessary for the proper functioning of the website Statistics Acquire cookies information anonymously This information helps us to understand how our visitors use our website Content from video sharing platforms and social media platforms is blocked by default access to these contents no longer requires manual consent The German U20 national team will compete in Füssen from December 11th to 18th the first preparation phase for the upcoming 2024 IIHF World Junior Championship (December 26th U20 national coach Tobias Abstreiter nominated three goalkeepers ten defenders and 15 strikers for the measure The 28-man squad includes seven players from the 2004 class who already took part in the highest international tournament in the young talent category last year there are athletes who were part of the squad as part of the summer courses and the previous November measure DEB-U20 teams stood The coaching team for the young talent selection includes Patrick Strauch (Kölner EC Die Haie) Christian Bachmann (Nürnberg Ice Tigers) and Luca Endres (Starbulls Rosenheim) U20 national coach Tobias Abstreiter will be there to support you STAFF: Tobias Abstreiter (head coach) After the first preparation phase and two test matches against Switzerland in Ostallgäu this happens DEBThe U20 team will then travel together to Sweden on December 18 On the evening of December 19th and December 22nd the German team will face the teams from Norway and Slovakia in two further preparatory games in Gothenburg before the U26 World Cup officially begins on December 20th U20 national coach Tobias Abstreiter: “We put together the current squad based on the experience we have gained so far The players who have now received an invitation to prepare for the World Cup have impressed with their good performances during the final measures and have therefore earned their nomination There are two games against Switzerland in our preparation week in Füssen and we want to develop further as a team because after these games we will have to reduce the squad from 28 players to 25 before we decide on the final World Cup squad of 23 players in Sweden DEB-Sports director Christian Künast: “We are looking forward to the upcoming tournament The U20 World Cup offers our young talent a big stage on which the players can prove themselves and develop further It is important to take on the challenges in the international arena together and achieve the best possible result as a team at the highlight of the season.” Livestream: https://deb-online.live/liga/herren/nat/u20/ The World Cup schedule of the German U20 national team  All German games and all games from the knockout round of the 2024 IIHF U20 World Championship can be seen live and exclusively on MagentaSport and MagentaTV The German games are available to everyone free of charge – without a subscription and without registration the U18 women's national team will meet in Füssen for the final measure before the upcoming World Cup in January 2024 which will be looked after by honorary national coach Philip Kipp during this measure will complete several training sessions and a 3-nation tournament in the second week of December The U18 women compete against the teams from Austria and Switzerland An additional second international match against the Swiss is also on the program Honorary national coach Philip Kipp: “We want to prepare and develop the team accordingly with a view to the upcoming World Cup I will coordinate closely with my coaching team so that we can then tackle the relevant topics together We will use the international matches against the Austrians and the Swiss to take another close look at all the players and adjust little things if necessary.” U18 national coach Franziska Busch is primarily responsible for putting together the squad and she has continuously accompanied and analyzed the team U18 national coach Franziska Busch: “Compared to the November measure Individual changes were made to give players who were not there in November another chance to show themselves in an international comparison before the World Cup Since the squad has only been changed selectively since August this is also another opportunity to continue to get used to the team automate processes and consolidate the game philosophy.” this training course is the last big opportunity to prepare intensively for the upcoming 2024 IIHF U18 Women's World Championship The season highlight will take place from January 6 to 14 Finland and the Czech Republic in preliminary round Group A U18 women's schedule 3-nations tournament in Füssen Further information at: https://deb-online.live/liga/damen/nationalteam-frauen-u18/ A squad of 25 players will meet on Thursday (November 04.11th) at the Federal Ice Hockey Center in Füssen to begin direct preparation for the final qualifying tournament for the Olympic Winter Games in Beijing 2022 The German women's ice hockey team will welcome the teams from Denmark Austria and Italy in this tournament from November 11th to 14th The German team is led by experienced Olympians goalkeeper Jenny Harß (2006 and 2014) captain Julia Zorn (2014) and defender Tanja Eisenschmid (2014) The core of the team is the team that came eighth at the World Championships in Calgary at the end of August two play in the Bayernleague and four in North America The squad of twenty players and three goalkeepers will be finally nominated on November 10 Ice hockey tournaments for women have been on the Olympic program since 1998 a German national team qualified for it for the first time The team failed in the 2018 qualification against Japan Finland and the Olympic athletes from Russia have already qualified for the tournament in Beijing The other two qualifying tournaments for the remaining places will take place simultaneously in Lulea (Sweden) and Chomutov (Czech Republic) DEB-Sports director Christian Künast expresses the importance of the tournament as follows: “We are looking forward to this challenge The home advantage with the support of all ice hockey fans in Füssen will give us additional momentum.” National coach Thomas Schädler says optimistically: "Our goal is clear The players have shown absolute strength of character in difficult situations at the World Cup Provisional Squad Final Women's Olympic Qualification Group D Simon Rainer (athletic coach) Anna Huber (physiotherapist) Tickets for the tournament available online The women's national team is happy about loud people Fan-On-site support in Füssen. Tickets for the tournament are available at: www.deb-online.de/tickets Magenta Sport will broadcast the entire tournament live and free of charge www.magentasport.de The schedule of the final Olympic qualification for women Group D The suspect is accused of approaching the two women while they were hiking in June in the area in Bavaria near one of Germany's top tourist attractions and persuading them to follow him down a trail to a lookout point He then "forcibly brought the 21-year-old to the ground to undress her and perform sexual acts on her" the prosecutors in the town of Kempten said When her 22-year-old friend tried to intervene the suspect allegedly pushed her down a steep slope "in the knowledge that she may be fatally injured as a result" The man is then accused of strangling the 21-year-old until she was unconscious and raping her where she came to rest some 50 metres (164 feet) below Police in June said that when mountain rescue workers found the two women the 22-year-old was injured but able to talk The 21-year-old was seriously injured and taken by helicopter to hospital police seized mobile phones and a laptop belonging to the suspect that contained child pornography He has therefore also been charged with possession of child pornography Women's and U18 women's team in the BLZ / Hinterstocker: “We want to further promote cooperation” / Voluntary daily sighting for U15 women Concentrated competencies: From August 17th to 20.08.2017th both the U2017 women's national team and the women's national team will meet at the Federal Training Center (BLZ) in Füssen for the second ice training course of the still young 18/XNUMX season Under the direction of women's national coach Benjamin Hinterstocker and U18 women's national coach Tommy Kettner a total of 19 hours of ice are available for the two teams the two coaches are supported by U18 assistant coach Franziska Busch; off the ice athletic trainer and sports scientist Marco Dietzel (OSP Berlin) as usual the program of the two women's teams Since no games are played during the course emphasis is also placed on an expanded supporting program In addition to a lecture by nutritionist Dr Mareike Großhauser will answer questions from Jasmin Krämer from Deutsche Sporthilfe it is important that we offer the players the opportunity to receive training and further education in the performance-relevant topics of ice hockey,” said women’s national coach Hinterstocker the U18 women will be competing in the top division at the 2018 IIHF U18 Women's Ice Hockey World Championship in Dmitrov (Russia) for the first time since 2013 while the women's national team will not be competing in a world championship due to the 2018 Winter Olympics in PyeongChang has to dispute the women's coaching staff sees it as essential to link the cooperation between the two teams even more closely “We have been in constant and close communication for some time DEB-Women's area forced work between the U18 and women's national teams is of course immensely important We will have the opportunity to intensify this in Füssen and we want to take advantage of this opportunity.” there will also be a voluntary day viewing of the 18.08.2017 - 2002 cohorts at the Federal Training Center on August 2005 The voluntary sighting is led by trainers Hinterstocker The 24.08.2017/2017 international season officially starts for the women's national team next Thursday (August 18 where the first international comparisons against Finland Russia and Sweden will take place as part of the Euro Hockey Challenge The U20 national team will compete in the U24 Summer Challenge from July 28th to 2018th U20 national coach Christian Künast's team will first travel to Füssen and train there on July 24th and 25th 2018 in the Federal Training Center before they travel to Zurich the U20 national team will face Switzerland (July 26 15.30 / 28:2018 p.m.) and Slovakia (July 11.30 The U20 national players had already met with the U9 national players in Füssen from July 13th to 2018th While the focus there was on tactical training and on- and off-ice tests the first preparatory games for U20 national coach Christian Künast's team are now taking place as part of the Summer Challenge on the way to the home World Cup in Füssen (9th to 15th) U20 national coach / head coach U16-U20: “The U20 Summer Challenge is the first endurance test for our team It's a well-rounded tournament in which we face teams from the top division With the results we can ultimately draw an initial interim conclusion on the way to the World Cup.” You can find the full schedule and statistics for the U20 Summer Challenge Click HERE The U16 national team starts the new season on July 31 the U16 national players undergo an initial performance review and prepare for the 3-nation tournament in Zell am See until August 2019 U16 national coach Thomas Schädler nominated six goalkeepers 16 defenders and 16 strikers for the U24 Super Camp U16 national coach: “I am pleased to be able to see such a large number of players in our U16 national team’s first event We will use on- and off-ice tests to check the players' performance levels the players also compete against each other in two internal training games on Friday and Saturday.” The U16 national coach will nominate the 22-man squad for the next 4-nation tournament at the beginning of next week the DEB-Selection from August 19th to 23rd 2019 for the U16 national teams of hosts Austria The women's national team will meet in Füssen from August 18th to 21.08.2016st almost four weeks before the league officially starts Women's national coach Benjamin Hinterstocker has nominated five goalkeepers Women's national coach Benjamin Hinterstocker: "As with our first ice hockey course three weeks ago in Füssen we will use the joint training sessions to improve our ice hockey we will try to promote the three parts of the team we will of course try intensively to speed up our game." Die Spielgemeinschaft Füssen-Schwenningen mit Skip Mia Höhne hat sich ganz knapp bei der deutschen Meisterschaft gegen das Team Abbes aus Füssen und Oberstdorf durchgesetzt Am Ende war es eine Millimeterentscheidung.","url":"https://www.kreisbote.de/sport/lokalsport/fuessen/team-skip-hoehne-holt-sich-titel-fuessener-junioren-erkaempfen-sich-silber-7810508.html"};c&&a.navigator.canShare(d)&&(c.style.display="",c.addEventListener("click",b=>{b.preventDefault(),a.setTimeout(function(){a.navigator.share(d)},0)}))}})(window,document); Füssen – Die Deutschen Meister 2017 der Curling-Juniorinnen kommen aus Füssen Am Ende war es eine Millimeterentscheidung Die deutsche Meisterschaft der Curling-Juniorinnen und -Junioren wurde in Füssen parallel ausgetragen Die Zuschauer erlebten im Bundesleistungszentrum (BLZ) einen glatten Durchmarsch der Mannschaft von Skip Marc Muskatewitz aus dem Club Baden-Hills Die jungen Baden Hills-Curler ließen sich gebührend mit dem Pokal feiern den Mike Burba aus Oberstdorf überreicht hatte Silber holte sich die Spielgemeinschaft aus Füssen und Schwenningen mit Skip Magnus Sutor Die Bronzemedaille erhielten die Hamburger Den vierten Platz erreichten die Junioren aus Oberstdorf mit Michael Wiest Zum fairsten Spieler wurde Christoph Noack Leiter der beiden Turniere des Deutschen Curling Verbands (DCV) gratulierte den vier Junioren-Mannschaften die sich in der Vorrunde aus dem Kreis der sieben Teilnehmer für die Finalrunde qualifiziert hatten Bei den Juniorinnen spielten drei Teams um den Meistertitel In beiden Turnieren wurde „gutes Niveau gezeigt“ kommentierte Mike Burba die Meisterschaftswettkämpfe „Unter sehr guten Bedingungen gab es spannende Begegnungen auf den drei Curlingbahnen.“  Den Sieg bei den Juniorinnen holte sich das Füssen-Schwenninger Team mit Skip Mia Höhne Sein Erfolg war durch einen acht Millimeter-Unterschied gegenüber der Vereinskollegin Emira Abbes bedingt Bei Punktgleichheit entschied am Ende das nur minimal bessere Ergebnis im sogenannten „Steinelegen“ dass vom Team Höhne noch präziser als von der Abbes-Mannschaft gespielt worden war  Skip Mia Höhne und ihr Team hatten die Deutsche Meisterschaft 2017 in der Begegnung gegen die stark auftretenden Mädels aus Geising mit dem letzten Stein abgeschlossen „Wir waren gegen Geising mit der Einstellung aufs Eis gegangen dass wir um acht Millimeter besser waren als das Team von Emira Der Jugendreferent beim Deutschen Curling Verband (DCV) hatte erstmals diese beiden Nachwuchsturniere geleitet und erntete mit seinem Onkel Wolfgang Burba sowie die vielen weiteren ehrenamtlichen Helfer und der Gastgeber Club starken Beifall bei der Siegerehrung als die Curler aus Hamburg und den anderen Clubs sich auf die Heimreise machten gab es noch eine ganz besondere Abschiedszene Mit den besten Wünschen für die WM-Teilnahme in China „entließ“ Roland Jentsch die Bundestrainer Thomas Lips für das Damen-Nationalteam nominiert hatte Der Vorsitzende des Füssener Curlingclubs hatte sich zuvor für das faire Auftreten aller Teams am Turnierwochenende in Füssen bedankt Bei den Juniorinnen durften sich Leonie Schöberl und Carola Sinz aus dem Abbes-Team über die Auszeichnung als fairste Spielerinnen freuen Dieser Inhalt"+t(a)+"kann aufgrund Ihrer Datenschutz-Einstellungen nicht geladen werden