Linz prepares training camp and tournament

Second International training camp to be held from March 25th to 30th

 

Talents from more than ten countries already confirmed their participation for the two consecutive events organized in Linz Second International training camp (March 25th to 30th) and 18th Linz Austria Raiffeisen Youth Championships (March 31st – April 3rd). Both events gather players from U 11 to U 18.

 

“This Camp is a service for the players clubs and regional teams in order to prepare at this time of the year for national tournaments and other events. We have already preregistered teams from Norway Denmark Germany Czech Republic Slovakia Sri Lanka and many more countries…” stressed Linz AG Froschberg President Gunther RENNER.

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