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Germany names 2018/19 alpine national team

Aug 31, 2018·Alpine Skiing
KITZBUEHEL, AUSTRIA - JANUARY 20: Thomas Dressen of Germany takes 1st place, Germany Team during the Audi FIS Alpine Ski World Cup Men's Downhill on January 20, 2018 in Kitzbuehel, Austria. (Photo by Alain Grosclaude/Agence Zoom)

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The German Ski Association (DSV) recently named its national team for the 2018/19 World Cup season. Stars like Felix Neureuther, Thomas Dressen, and Viktoria Rebensburg return to the top team of 16 ladies and 13 men who will represent Germany on the World Cup tour next winter. Additional training groups including rising juniors and European Cup skiers were also nominated.

Ladies’ National Team Ia

1. Lena Dürr
2. Viktoria Rebensburg
3. Marina Wallner
4. Jessica Hilzinger
5. Julia Mutschlechner
6. Meike Pfister
7. Marlene Schmotz
8. Kira Weidle
9. Patrizia Dorsch
10. Andrea Filser
11. Christina Geiger
12. Veronique Hronek
13. Ann-Katrin Magg
14. Michaela Wenig
15. Maren Wiesler
16. Lucia Rispler

Men’s National Team Ia

1. Thomas Dressen
2. Josef Ferstl
3. Stefan Luitz
4. Felix Neureuther
5. Andreas Sander
6. Alexander Schmid
7. Linus Strasser
8. Klaus Brandner
9. Fritz Dopfer
10. Sebastian Holzmann
11. Manuel Schmid
12. Dominik Schwaiger
13. Dominik Stehle

Full national team nominations including groups Ib, IIa, and IIb are available here.

Release courtesy of DSV

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