Photo by German Basketball Wins Historic Olympic Gold Medal
Germany’s 3x3 basketball team has made history by winning the country’s first-ever Olympic medal in basketball. The team, consisting of Elisa Mevius, Marie Reichert, Svenja Brunckhorst, and Sonja Greinacher, defeated Spain 17-16 in a thrilling final match on Monday evening.
German basketball players celebrate their historic win
The victory was a testament to the hard work and dedication of the players, who have been training together for years. Elisa Mevius, a 20-year-old Comboguard player, was a key player in the team’s success. She has been training at the Grunberg basketball internat since she was 15 years old and has been playing in the WNBL team and the Zweitliga-Mannschaft of the Bender Baskets Grunberg.
Marie Reichert, a 23-year-old forward, also played a crucial role in the team’s victory. She has been playing for the CVJM Kassel and the BC Marburg, and has been a part of the Grunberg basketball program since she was 16 years old.
The team’s coach, Eberhard “Ebi” Spissinger, was overjoyed with the team’s performance. “This is a great day for German basketball,” he said in an interview. “The players have worked hard for this moment, and it’s a great reward for their dedication and perseverance.”
The team’s victory has also been celebrated by the German basketball community, with many players and coaches taking to social media to congratulate the team on their historic win.
Elisa Mevius in action
The victory is a significant milestone for German basketball, which has been working to develop its programs and improve its performance in international competitions. The team’s success is a testament to the country’s growing strength in basketball and is expected to inspire a new generation of players and fans.
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