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Revision as of 04:46, 8 February 2021
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| Germany | |
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| Capital | Berlin (pop. 3,520,000) |
| Population | 82,450,000 |
| Surface area | 357,000km² (94% of Japan) |
| Languages | German |
| Currency | Euro |
| National U-17 Team | |
| Coach | Siegmund Pupke |
| Captain | Jürgen Borisovich Volk |
| Vice-captain | Michael Bismarck |
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
| High School Members | |
|---|---|
| 3rd Years | Jürgen Borisovic Volk |
| Michael Bismarck | |
| Dankmar Schneider | |
| 2nd Years | Q. P. |
| Middle School Members | |
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| 3rd Years | A. Frankensteiner |
| Elmar Siegfried | |
| Tezuka Kunimitsu | |
| Bertie Borisovich Volk | |
| Selection Camp Middle School Members | |
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| Members | Konradin Becker |
| Ebbo Hoffmann | |
| Diethelm Meyer | |
| Heinz Müller | |
| Ivo Schneider | |
| Georg Vogel | |
| Barnabas Wolf | |
| Others | |
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| Coaches | Siegmund Pupke |
Uniforms
The uniform bears an eagle emblem as a symbol of invincibility. Overall, the uniform is designed to put the opponent under pressure.[1]
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
- ↑ New Prince of Tennis Fanbook vol. 23.5
Contributors: Electrolimes, Kaoz