Squash development hub shifts to Gerlingen in Baden-Württemberg.
In an exciting development for the squash community in Gerlingen, Germany, the Baden-Württemberg Squash Association has upgraded the local facility operated by the Gerlingen Sport and Wellness Club Point to a state performance centre. This decision was based on the comprehensive sporting infrastructure of the facility, which was a crucial criterion for the association.
The facility's new status as a state performance centre will bring numerous benefits to all parties involved, according to Udo Bertschinger, President of the Squash Devils. The Squash Devils, a renowned club for their excellent youth work, with ten talents in the state team, are particularly thrilled about the upgrade.
One of the club's promising young players, Chiara Lang, is a member of the German U-19 national team and recently finished second in the German youth championships in the U-19 singles. Bertschinger emphasises that the upgrade is very positive for the club's juniors, as they no longer have to travel long distances for team training.
The upgraded facility will host team training and ranking tournaments in the future, making it a hub for squash enthusiasts in the region. The Squash Devils from Gerlingen have expressed great joy at the upgrade, hoping that it will attract more members.
Udo Bertschinger stated that the upgrade is a significant one, and the association and the operator of Point agreed on the booking times for the upgraded facility. The upgrade of the facility in Gerlingen is likely to improve squash facilities and opportunities in the region, making it an exciting time for squash players in Baden-Württemberg.
For detailed, up-to-date information on these topics, you would need to consult official press releases from the Baden-Württemberg Squash Association, the Gerlingen Sport and Wellness Club, or local German squash news sources. SquashLevels, a global tool for measuring squash performance and rankings, endorsed by the World Squash Federation, does not currently reference local German clubs, associations, or facility upgrades.
The upgrade of the facility, now a state performance centre, will offer numerous advantages to the Squash Devils, a club renowned for their youth work and talent nurturing. This transformation means that the club's promising juniors, like Chiara Lang, no longer have to travel long distances for team training, as the facility will now host team training sessions and ranking tournaments.
