Decision remains
“Clearing the way for a new generation”
Lisa Sernow is already feeling nostalgic, but is sticking to her decision to end her career after 20 years of volleyball. The retired PSVBG captain continues to enjoy her newfound free time. There was one highlight in South Africa.
"Never say never," grinned Lisa Sernow when asked about retiring. She then went on to say: "It's a decision that sticks, although there is some nostalgia involved, but I'm enjoying the free time I've gained after 20 years of volleyball." In which there was always full throttle with a lot of heart - but also the serious knee injury in September 2022.
"It's time to pave the way for a new generation," says the middle blocker, who was already a fixture at first division club PSVBG. As a curator at Hellbrunn Zoo, she has had a full-time job for years and enjoyed a trip to South Africa in May. During which she even celebrated her 30th birthday among spectacled penguins.
In the fall, she will take over her dad Uli's USI courses. It remains to be seen whether she will join the club.
Squad complete with Heins
In any case, the first division women's squad is complete. Finja Heins (21 years old, 1.89 m), a German outside attacker who will study biology in Salzburg, was recently signed. The first training session for everyone under new coach Ingrida Schweiger is scheduled for August 19. The Volley League will start at the beginning of October - but with only nine clubs at the moment following the withdrawal of Purgstall.
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