This year’s Steinmühlen Soccer Tournament was held for the first time under a new format. The seven participating teams—comprising students from the day school (grades 8–12) and teachers, as well as students from the boarding school and their counselors—were grouped together by random draw before the tournament began. As a result, the field of participants was much more balanced than in previous years.
In a friendly and fair atmosphere, the games were played at the highest technical level. Many matches remained exciting right up to the end. In the first semifinal, for example, “Team Kurt” prevailed only narrowly in a penalty shootout. In the end, “FC Siewillja” emerged as the tournament champion with a well-deserved 3–1 victory over “Team Kurt.”
Given this year’s positive experience, this approach will be continued next year as well.
The teams’ rankings:
| FC Siewillja |
1st Place (Jannis Borsdorf, Hanibal, Jonathan Koreng, Marvin Peljord, Zahid, Sascha Huhn, Ella Herboth) |
| Team Kurt |
2nd place (Maxi Lotz, Jakob Reinhard, Nils Blessing, Marc Miran, Max Bräuer, Morteza) |
| Puzzles |
3rd place (Nils Schwand, Finn Busmann, Jannik Anfang, Philipp Schwarz, Tim Brunet, Nils Rupp, Cecilie Arroyo) |
| The “Hit It” Gang |
4th place (Leon Sauer, Laurenz Haarmann, Luca Bode, Thomas Korte, Jonathan Wulf, Michael Hermens) |
| Basti’s Long Lumps |
Eliminated in the preliminary round (Achim Bauer, Basti Loh, Patrick Hahn, Ahmet Peker, Mirko Radatz, Dirk Lange) |
| Schubi’s Team |
Eliminated in the preliminary round (Leon Döringer, Konstantin Zimmer, Jutta Thöhl, Dejan Boguslawski, Habib, Olaf Schubert) |
| The Wolves |
Eliminated in the preliminary round (Paul Wolf, Felix Bach, Niklas Guder, Nils Zeller, Stathi Ioanidis, Sebastian Unsicker)    |
Steinmühlen – Soccer Tournament on November 13 2015
Archive, NewsThis year’s Steinmühlen Soccer Tournament was held for the first time under a new format. The seven participating teams—comprising students from the day school (grades 8–12) and teachers, as well as students from the boarding school and their counselors—were grouped together by random draw before the tournament began. As a result, the field of participants was much more balanced than in previous years.
In a friendly and fair atmosphere, the games were played at the highest technical level. Many matches remained exciting right up to the end. In the first semifinal, for example, “Team Kurt” prevailed only narrowly in a penalty shootout. In the end, “FC Siewillja” emerged as the tournament champion with a well-deserved 3–1 victory over “Team Kurt.”
Given this year’s positive experience, this approach will be continued next year as well.
The teams’ rankings: