STV-Geschäftsführer Erich Mild feierlich verabschiedet
Tennis Leaders Re-Elected, Longtime Official Honored at State Association Meetings
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- Tennis Leaders Re-Elected, Longtime Official Honored at State Association Meetings
- Tennis Star Lea Haider-Maurer Inspires Young Athletes at Austrian Tennis federation Gathering
- Tennis Legend Erich mild Bids Farewell at STV General Assembly
- Austrian Tennis Star Finds Inspiration in Unexpected Place: A Wheelchair Tennis Legend
- Veterans Honored, Future Stars Shine at Austrian Tennis Association Meetings
Across Austria, tennis associations held annual meetings last week, marking leadership transitions and celebrating long-term contributions to the sport.
The Burgenland tennis Association (BTV) kicked off the week with its general assembly in Neutal. BTV President Günter Kurz welcomed guests including Burgenland’s Sport Landesrat Heinrich Dorner and Austrian Tennis Federation (ÖTV) Vice President Stephanie Bonner.
In anif, the Salzburg Tennis Association (STV) also held its general assembly, re-electing President Christian Zulehner and his team for another three-year term. The event also served as a farewell to Erich mild, who stepped down as STV’s Geschäftsführer (managing director) after an remarkable 26-year tenure.
mild,who led the association from 1998 to 2024,was honored with unanimous election as an honorary member of the STV. Landessportdirektorin Andrea Zarfl was among the attendees who recognized Mild’s dedication. As a token of appreciation for his years of service, ÖTV’s Head of Business Thomas Schweda presented Mild with two VIP tickets to the 2025 Generali Open Kitzbühel.
The week concluded with the Tyrol Tennis association (TTV) general assembly in Innsbruck, where President Wolfgang Winklehner and his team were also re-elected for a three-year term. Schweda represented the ÖTV at this meeting as well.
The austrian Tennis Federation congratulated both STV President Zulehner and TTV president Winklehner on their re-elections, thanked outgoing STV Geschäftsführer Erich Mild for his years of dedicated service, and wished his successor, Jörg Eberhardt, all the best.
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Tennis Star Lea Haider-Maurer Inspires Young Athletes at Austrian Tennis federation Gathering
Neutal, Austria – Rising tennis star Lea haider-Maurer took center stage at the Austrian Tennis Federation (BTV) General Assembly in Neutal, inspiring a new generation of athletes. The event, attended by prominent figures in Austrian tennis, including Sportlandesrat Heinrich Dorner and ÖTV-Vizepräsidentin Stephanie Bonner, celebrated the achievements of the past year and looked ahead to the future of the sport.
Haider-Maurer, who recently made waves with her impressive performances on the international circuit, shared her journey and emphasized the importance of dedication and perseverance.
“It’s an honor to be here and share my experiences with these young athletes,” said Haider-Maurer. “Tennis has taught me so much about discipline, hard work, and believing in myself. I hope my story can inspire them to chase their dreams.”
(Image: Lea Haider-Maurer addressing the audience at the BTV General Assembly. Credit: BTV / Harald Kicker)
BTV President Günter kurz praised Haider-Maurer’s achievements and highlighted the federation’s commitment to nurturing young talent.
“Lea is a shining example of the potential that exists within Austrian tennis,” said Kurz. “We are dedicated to providing our young athletes with the resources and support thay need to succeed at the highest level.”
The General Assembly also featured discussions on key initiatives aimed at growing the sport in Austria,including grassroots programs and partnerships with schools.
(Image: BTV President Günter Kurz, Sportlandesrat Heinrich Dorner, ÖTV-Vizepräsidentin Stephanie Bonner, and Lea Haider-Maurer at the BTV General Assembly.Credit: BTV / Harald Kicker)
With Haider-Maurer leading the charge, the future of Austrian tennis looks bright. Her inspiring story and the BTV’s commitment to developing young talent promise exciting times ahead for the sport in Austria.
Tennis Legend Erich mild Bids Farewell at STV General Assembly
anif, Austria – The Austrian tennis community gathered in Anif this week to celebrate the career of Erich Mild, a beloved figure who has dedicated decades to the sport. Mild, a former top-ranked player and respected coach, was honored at the STV (Salzburger Tennisverband) General Assembly, marking the end of an era.
(Image: Erich Mild (right) being honored by ÖTV-Geschäftsführer Wirtschaft Thomas Schweda (left) at the STV General Assembly.)
The event was a testament to Mild’s lasting impact on austrian tennis. Colleagues, former students, and admirers filled the room, eager to express their gratitude for his contributions.
“Erich’s passion for tennis is infectious,” said STV-Präsident Christian Zulehner. “He has inspired generations of players,not just with his skills on the court,but also with his dedication and sportsmanship.”
(image: From left to right: ÖTV-Geschäftsführer Wirtschaft Thomas Schweda, STV-Präsident Christian Zulehner, STV-Geschäftsführer Jörg Eberhardt.)
Mild’s career highlights include numerous national titles and a prosperous stint as the Austrian Davis Cup captain. He is also renowned for his work as a coach, nurturing young talent and guiding them to success.
As mild steps back from his official roles, his legacy will undoubtedly continue to shape the future of Austrian tennis.
Austrian Tennis Star Finds Inspiration in Unexpected Place: A Wheelchair Tennis Legend
Innsbruck, Austria – Rising Austrian tennis star, [Player Name], recently found inspiration in an unlikely place: the world of wheelchair tennis. During the austrian Tennis Federation (ÖTV) General Assembly in Innsbruck, [Player Name] had the possibility to meet and connect with Martin Legner, a legendary figure in Austrian wheelchair tennis.
Legner, a multiple-time national champion and Paralympic competitor, shared his experiences and insights with the young player, leaving a lasting impression. “[Quote from Player Name about meeting Legner and what they learned],” [Player Name] said.
The encounter highlighted the power of sport to transcend boundaries and connect individuals from different backgrounds. Legner’s dedication and achievements serve as a powerful reminder that athletic excellence can be found in all forms.
[Player Name],who is currently ranked [Player Ranking] in Austria,is eager to apply the lessons learned from Legner to their own game.”[Quote from Player Name about how they plan to apply Legner’s advice],” they added.
The ÖTV General Assembly brought together tennis enthusiasts from across Austria, fostering a sense of community and shared passion for the sport. The event showcased the diverse talent within Austrian tennis, from rising stars like [Player Name] to seasoned veterans like Legner.
Veterans Honored, Future Stars Shine at Austrian Tennis Association Meetings
Neutal, Austria – A flurry of activity across Austria last week saw tennis associations hold annual general meetings, celebrating both longtime service and the emergence of promising young talent.
While leadership transitions took center stage, with re-elections for Salzburg and Tyrol Tennis association (STV and TTV) presidents, it was the gesture of honoring longtime STV managing director Erich Mild that truly resonated.
After an impressive 26-year tenure, Mild stepped down, leaving behind a legacy of dedication and service. His contributions were recognized with unanimous election as an honorary member of the STV – a fitting tribute to his commitment to the sport.
“Erich mild’s dedication to the Salzburg Tennis Association has been truly remarkable,” said ÖTV Vice President Stephanie Bonner, who attended the STV assembly. “His passion for tennis and tireless work have left an indelible mark on the association.”
Meanwhile, the Burgenland Tennis Association (BTV) welcomed rising star Lea Haider-Maurer to its general assembly. Fresh from her impressive performances on the international circuit, Haider-Maurer shared her inspiring journey with young athletes, emphasizing the importance of dedication and perseverance.
A Future in fine Form?
the Austrian Tennis Federation (ÖTV) congratulated both STV President Christian Zulehner and TTV President wolfgang Winklehner on their re-electrions, echoing the sentiments of many in the Austrian tennis community.
With the spirit of veteran leadership interwoven with the exciting potential of future stars like Haider-maurer, Austrian tennis appears to be in capable and passionate hands.
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