Asberg now has Klaudia Jung as its new head.
In the picturesque city of Moers, Germany, the Asberg shooters resumed a cherished tradition after a two-year hiatus, with the much-anticipated king shooting contest taking place on Saturday evening.
The contest, held on August 2nd, was a bird shooting event that attracted a significant number of participants. Among them was Klaudia Jung, who emerged victorious with her 166th shot to the torso, securing her title as the new queen of the Asberg shooters.
Klaudia's husband, Udo Jung, also participated in the contest, adding an extra layer of excitement to the event. It is worth noting that Udo Jung is not a stranger to the world of shooting, having been a participant in previous contests.
The coronavirus pandemic had caused much of social life to come to a standstill in 2020, affecting the Asberg shooters as well. However, this year, the event was held with necessary precautions in place, ensuring the safety of all participants.
The Asberg shooters were honoured to have Andrea Dieren, Marc Rosendahl, and Julia Zupancic as their honorary guests. These esteemed individuals opened the shooting with the first shots, adding a touch of prestige to the event.
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It is also worth mentioning that Klaus Fischer, the chairman of the Asberg shooters, announced Klaudia Jung as the winner of the contest. Klaus Fischer, who was the king of the Asberg shooters in 2019, is currently the chairman of the club.
Interestingly, this is the fourth time a queen rules the Asberg shooters. The current rulers of the club are Queen Klaudia I. Jung, her prince Udo Jung; Adjutant: Thomas Dinn; Ministers: Gabi and Hans Gerd Friedrich, Georg Osburg, Reinhard Rosenkranz, Lena van Voorn, and Kathrin Anders.
The Asberg shooters look forward to continuing this cherished tradition and hosting more events in the future. For the most accurate and up-to-date details, we recommend checking the club’s official website, social media pages, or contacting them directly.
Udo Jung, Klaudia Jung's husband, showed his support by participating in the Asberg shooters' contest, a sports event that includes bird shooting. Despite the pandemic, the Asberg shooters organized a hockey-less sports event this year to maintain their cherished traditional contest.
