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Vom 25.-27.05.2012 findet der SUBWAY Exchange Hessen der U14 Men und Women in Oberanven statt.
Während sich die Hessen auf die Deutsche Meisterschaften vorbereiten, ist es für die Teams aus Luxemburg eine gute Möglichkeit mit gleichaltrigen Gegnern aus dem Ausland zu messen.
Friday, 25.05.2012, 18h00
Game 1 Girls:
Luxembourg vs Hessen, 20h00
Game1Boys:
Luxembourg vs Hessen
Saturday, 26.05.12, 18h00
Game 2 Girls:
Luxembourg vs Hessen
Game 2 Boys:
Luxembourg vs Hessen
Sunday, 27.05.2012, 14h00
Game 3 Girls:
Luxembourg vs Hessen
16h00 Game 3 Boys:
Luxembourg vs Hessen
LATIC, Denisa Etzella Ettelbrück
JEMMING, Lea AB Contern
GENIETS, Mandy T71 Dudelange
MANGEN, Julie AB Contern
GRUSKOVNJAK, Sarah Musel Pikes
WEBER, Eve Etzella Ettelbrück
THILL, Anouk Etzella Ettelbrück
JUNG, Valentine Etzella Ettelbrück
INVERNIZZI, Carla AB Contern
VUJAKOVIC, Julija Résidence Walferdange
HERBINEAU, Céline Hedgehogs Bascharage
KRAMMEL, Louisa Musel Pikes
KOOL, Judy Etzella Ettelbrück
HOSTERT, Emma Sparta Bertrange
DIEDERICH, Emilia Sparta Bertrange
KREMER, Thierry Head Coach
ZORIC, Dragana Coach
VONCKEN, Blanche HoD
DE WAHA, Yves Kiné
CAMES, Thierry Mambra Mamer
JACK , Christopher BC Mess
MELCHIOR, Yorick BC Mess
RECH, Tom Amicale Steinsel
HOFFMANN, Tom Amicale Steinsel
ARENDT, Ben BBC Grengewald
WOLFF, Mathis Etzella Ettelbrück
ARENDT, Philippe Sparta Bertrange
SCHWARTZ, Pol Sparta Bertrange
CANO, Olivier AB Contern
WALLENBORN, Charel Sparta Bertrange
ARENDT, Max BBC Grengewald
VAN SCHUTTERHOEF, Mark Head Coach
NASTOR Carmen Coach
DE WAHA Yves Kiné
Samedi, le 19 mai à 18h30 T71 - Basket Esch
Samedi, le 26 mai à 20h30 Basket Esch - T71
Lundi, le 28 mai à 18h00 Basket Esch - T71
En cas d'un 3ième Match de la Finale du Championnat Hommes, celui-ci sera joué dimanche, le 3 juin à 17h00 à Dudelange.
Dans ce cas les finales du Championnat des Espoirs(es) seront jouées vendredi, le 1 juin à Differdange à 19h00 resp. 20h45
Zum diesjährigen DKV Special Camp ist es weiter möglich, sich anzumelden.
Das Camp findet am 2. und 3. Juni 2012 in Obeanven statt. Teilnehmende Jahrgänge 1999, 2000, 2001, 2002.
Der Trainerstaff setzt sich aus den aktuellen Nationaltrainern und Vereinstrainern zusammen.
Anmeldungen an die Geschäftsstelle der FLBB
Le conseil d'administration de la FLBB a décidé d'utiliser à partir de la saison 2012/13 la FIBA Europe Stats Suite pour couvrir les statistiques des matches FLBB.
Le dernier week-end nous avons entamé les premiers tests avec les matches Sparta Bertrange – Etzella Ettelbruck (Hommes) et AB Contern – Etzella Ettelbruck (Dames).
Tous ceux qui sont intéressés à tester à leur tour le nouvel outil sont invités à se manifester à l'adresse jclauder@pt.lu en indiquant le ou les numéro(s) du (des) match(es) qu'ils veulent couvrir avec le nouvel outil.
Une documentation détaillée comment procéder sera envoyée aux intéressés.
Avec ce nouvel outil il est possible de couvrir TOUS les matches FLBB, des plus petits jusqu'aux matches de la Nationale 1, des matches de championnats, coupes et matches amicaux.
Les matches à domicile de l’EuroBasket 2013 – QR 2012 Dames à Contern (16, 27 et 30 juin, 7 juillet) seront couverts par la FIBA Europe Stats Suite.
Nous invitons les intéressés à venir découvrir ce nouveau programme lors de ces matches avec prière de s’inscrire auparavant par email à admin@flbb.lu.
By Paul Nilsen (from FIBA Europe)
They may be the smallest nation to participate in the EuroBasket Women Qualification Round and have a very young team, but teenage talent Lena Hetto and her Luxembourg team-mates wouldn't swap one of the biggest challenges in modern day basketball for anything.
The prospect of the minnows stepping up from Division B appears to be a sıgnıfıcantly daunting one and arguably the most difficult task any basketball nation will experience this year.
For it was only recently that Luxembourg even managed to claim victories in Division B, the second natıonal team tier, with a double success against Albania.
However, don't expect Luxembourg to necessarily show any fear when they step out this summer and mark a new dawn in their history.
Hetto has already shown she can make a transition to the senior team after some excellent performances last year in Division B and now she can't wait to step out and meet head on what will be a sizeable challenge.
"First of all, I have to say that we have a very young team," she admitted.
"But we are proud to now play against teams like these. We have to try our best and we need to be well prepared as a team to play together, to respect these teams and also not to fear anybody.
"I don't think that there is one group which could have been better for us. All these countries are bigger and have stronger national teams.
"Like I said, we respect them but will try our best to show them that they also have to respect us.
"I'm looking forward to get a chance to play against countries like Italy, Latvia, Greece and Finland.
Everybody knows how small Luxembourg is but we can use it as an advantage and practice more often," Hetto offers.
The timing of the forthcoming schedule couldn't be any better for the 19-year-old since she has just brought her very productive and impressive youth career to a close.
Luxembourg are focusing on their U16 and U18 women's teams at present.
"I'm very proud to be a part of this senior team. I have worked very hard all these previous years in the youth teams to be able to say that I achieved one of my basketball goals," the young player says.
"There is a big difference between the youth teams and the senior women's team since basketball is played in a different way.
"I am very proud to have had the opportunity to show myself out there. But, I'm not sure about being one of the leaders of the team. I'm young and I don't have much experience except the youth tournaments I had.
"I would rather say that nobody knew me before, because last year was my first year in the women's team. I tried my best and it worked.
"So this year, I'll try also my best, work hard and have fun with my team-mates on and off the court."
While making the step up, Hetto admitted not going to a youth tournament this summer will represent something of a void.
"Yes, off course I will miss these tournaments this summer," she admits.
These tournaments are great opportunities to make contacts, to showcase yourself out there and to grow together as a team.
"I have learned how it is to be away for 14 days with the team and stuff. How it is to manage things if not everything goes right.
"It's also an opportunity you get to manage the hard times on and off court but also to have fun and to show that you're proud to play for your country.
"These tournaments are physically tough but together you can make it."
"I don't really have plans for the future," she adds.
"For the coming season I will stay in my hometown.
"I will stay next year here in Luxembourg and finish my school here.
"For 2014 I'll see where I want go to University, or where I want to play basketball.
"I guess nobody knows yet what the future will bring!"
The emergence of players like Hetto represents a steep evolution in the development of the women's game during the past few years in Luxembourg.
The conditions for athletes and especially basketball players have improved considerably.
With the instalment of the first National sports elite high school, youngsters are given the opportunity to pursue their ambitions as student athletes.
On top of that, the country has witnessed the rise of their first female professional basketball players, Tessy Hetting and Nadia Mossong.
Liz Schmitz will follow in their footsteps and turn pro soon and even more girls are likely to do the same in the future - possibly including Hetto.
Head coach Hermann Paar will have an initial group of 19 players to choose from.
The roster is as follows: Nadia Mossong (OKE Panthers), Tessy Hetting (Point Chaud Sprimont), Léonie de Jonge (Cornell College), Jil Haentges (Point Loma Nazarene University), Liz Schmitz (Jeugd Gentson),Anouk Wagener ( T71 Dudelange), Kim Brück (T71 Dudelange), Jill Bausch (Résidence Walferdange),Michèle Orban (Résidence Walferdange), Lena Hetto (US Heffingen), Nadia Marcus (US Heffingen), Lynn Kauffmann (AB Contern), Julie Zovilé (AB Contern), Cathy Schmit (Musel Pikes), Laure Diederich (Musel Pikes), Magaly Meynadier (Musel Pikes), Lisy Hetting (Etzella Ettelbrück), Jo Schreiner (Etzella Ettelbrück), Lynn Schreiner (Etzella Ettelbrück).
This summer will mark a new era for Luxembourgish women’s basketball. After playing several years in the Eurobasket Division B, the squad from the Grand-Duchy will face for the first time competition from a higher level.
Luxembourgish basketball has seen a steep evolution in the past years. The conditions for athletes and especially basketball players have improved considerably. With the instalment of the first National sports elite high school, youngsters are given the opportunity to pursue their ambitions as student athletes. On top of that, the country has witnessed the rise of their first female professional basketball players, Tessy Hetting and Nadia Mossong. Liz Schmitz will follow in their footsteps and turn pro the upcoming season and even more girls are likely to do the same in the future. The positive development culminated with the first victories on the Eurobasket level against Albania during the last Division B campaign. And it should not yet stop there.
“The upcoming competition will be tough for my team. We are realistic. Our chances of winning many games this summer are slim, but we are not without any chance”, says the head coach of the team Hermann Paar. Having steered the team for the past ten years, he is finally able to reap the first fruit of his and his girls’ labour. He sees this years’ Eurobasket Qualification Round as the next logic step along the road. “Obviously, our primary target is not qualifying for France, but growing as a team and gaining experience on this level. From literally no names we had become worthy opponents on the Division B level. In the future we plan on doing the same progress on this level.” Not a small challenge for a country with only half a million inhabitants.
Luxembourg will face Finland, Latvia, Italy and Greece in Group E. The Luxembourgish roster consists of 19 players. Other than on the team captains Nadia Mossong (OKE Panthers/Ger) and Tessy Hetting (Point Chaud Sprimont/Bel), coaches Hermann Paar and Mariusz Dziurdzia can count on Léonie de Jonge (Cornell College/USA), Jil Haentges (Point Loma Nazarene University/USA), Liz Schmitz (Jeugd Gentson/Bel), Anouk Wagener, Kim Brück (both T71 Dudelange/Lux), Jill Bausch, Michèle Orban (both Résidence Walferdange/Lux), Lena Hetto, Nadia Marcus (both US Heffingen/Lux), Lynn Kauffmann, Julie Zovilé (both AB Contern/Lux), Cathy Schmit, Laure Diederich, Magaly Meynadier (all Musel Pikes/Lux), Lisy Hetting, Jo Schreiner and Lynn Schreiner (all Etzella Ettelbrück/Lux).
Zusammen mit den Vollzeit-Internatsschülern des LCD Mersch traten die U16 und U14 Women die Reise nach Taben-Rodt an, wo sie zwei Tage in der Erlebniswerkstatt Saar verbrachten.
Auf dem Programm standen viele Kooperationsspiele, wo Konzentration und Teamwork gefragt waren, sowie Bogenschießen und Hochseilgarten.
Auch wenn das Wetter sich am ersten Tag nicht von seiner besten Seite zeigte, so konnten die Mädchen doch noch ein paar Sonnenstrahlen am zweiten Tag genießen.
Im Großen und Ganzen war es ein interessantes Erlebnis für die gesamte Truppe.
Ein großes Dankeschön geht an die Educatrices aus dem LCD Mersch, die den gesamten Trip organisiert und möglich gemacht haben!
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