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[[Category:Teams]] [[Category:German U-17]]
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|colspan="2"|[[File:Germany U17.jpg|350px]]
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!colspan="2"|Germany
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!style="width:30%;"|Capital
|style="width:70%;"|Berlin (pop. 3,520,000)
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!Population
|82,450,000
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!Surface area
|357,000km² (94% of Japan)
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!Languages
|German
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!Currency
|Euro
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!colspan="2"|National U-17 Team
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!style="width:30%;"|Coach
|style="width:70%;"|Siegmund Pupke
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!Captain
|[[Jürgen Borisovich Volk]]
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!Vice-captain
|[[Michael Bismarck]]
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!Advisor
|[[Q. P.]]
|}

'''Germany''' is in Europe. Aiming for their tenth consecutive [[U-17 World Cup]] championship, they are the current world no. 1.

==History==

Germany has won the previous nine U-17 World Cup tournaments and is ranked no. 1 in the world. After remaining undefeated in the group league and ousting South Africa in the round of 16, they have advanced to the quarterfinals.

==Members==

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!colspan="2" style="text-align:left;" | '''High School Members'''
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| style="width: 30%"| '''3rd Years''' || style="width: 70%| [[Jürgen Borisovic Volk]]
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| || [[Michael Bismarck]]
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| || [[Dankmar Schneider]]
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| '''2nd Years''' || [[Q. P.]]
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!colspan="2" style="text-align:left;" | '''Middle School Members'''
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| style="width: 30%"| '''3rd Years''' || style="width: 70%| [[A. Frankensteiner]]
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| || [[Elmar Siegfried]]
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| || [[Tezuka Kunimitsu]]
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| || [[Bertie Borisovich Volk]]
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!colspan="2" style="text-align:left;" | '''Selection Camp Middle School Members'''
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| style="width: 30%"| '''Members''' || style="width: 70%| Konradin Becker
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| || Ebbo Hoffmann
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| || Diethelm Meyer
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| || Heinz Müller
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| || Ivo Schneider
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| || Georg Vogel
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| || Barnabas Wolf
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{| class="mw-collapsible mw-collapsed wikitable" style="width: 40%;"
!colspan="2" style="text-align:left;" | '''Others'''
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| style="width: 30%"| '''Coaches''' || style="width: 70%| Siegmund Pupke
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==Uniforms==
The uniform bears an eagle emblem as a symbol of invincibility. Overall, the uniform is designed to put the opponent under pressure.<ref>New Prince of Tennis Fanbook vol. 23.5</ref>

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==Trivia==
* The color scheme of Germany's uniform matches the colors used in the flag of the German Empire rather than the ones of modern-day Germany.

==References==
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