Get Elbehexen handball star Julia Mauksch-a new beginning!

Get Elbehexen handball star Julia Mauksch-a new beginning!

In an exciting turn for the handball scene in Meißen, the regional league team VfL Meißen with Julia Mauksch hired an extremely talented player. The 24-year-old, who ended her career in competitive sports after 16 years at HC Rödertal, will now strengthen the Elbehexen and get involved in the 4. League. However, this decision is made in the context of the personal realignment of Mauksch, which would like to devote itself more intensively in the future of its professional future. The obligation was celebrated by press spokesman Enrico Schneider as a "new dimension" for VfL Meißen and the club chairman Paul Rinkewitz expressed his great pride in this transfer.

Care with obstacles

Julia Mauksch's impressive career began in 2009 when she dived into the handball world as part of a school project at HC Rödertal. In the course of her career she went through all youth teams, played in the Bundesliga and was most recently active as a team captain in the 2nd league. However, more difficult times were also part of her history: a foot injury in 2021 presented her with great challenges, but Mauksch fought back and again became a load -bearing pillar for her team. Her trainer, Maike Daniels, emphasizes Mauksch as a team player and emotional leadership, which only gives her great commitment in the young area in the young area, because Mauksch passes her knowledge and experience on to the next generation.

A new start to a sport

Julia Mauksch will not be the only player who changes from HC Rödertal to the Elbehexen. Lena Schorch, who has been active in the second division squad of HC Rödertal since 2022, also joins VfL. Schorch describes Meißen as the sporting challenge she was looking for, while the managing director Andreas Baier respected her change from HC Rödertal. VfL Meißen also plans to integrate young talents into the first women's team, whereby Lara Raasch is the focus. The association thus confirms its philosophy to promote a balanced mix of experienced players and up -and -coming talents.

Popularity of handball

handball remains one of the most popular sports behind football in Germany, and the joy of handball can also be seen in the number of spectators with the leagues and in the internationally successful German teams. The handball Bundesliga attracts around 1.5 million viewers every year, and the German national team, under the guidance of coach Alfreð Gíslason, repeatedly causes a sensation for big tournaments.

With Julia Mauksch and Lena Schorch, VfL Meißen has now won two profiled players to strengthen his squad. The handball community looks forward to the coming season and the developments of the two new players.