Gegen “Supervolley Enns“ ist kein Kraut gewachsen showtraining Am Donnerstag, dem 30.3.2017 waren die Volleyballer von “Supervolley Enns“ zu Besuch an der HAK Steyr und hielten im Turnsaal ein Showtraining ab. Die Schülerinnen und Schüler der beiden Sport+klassen sowie der 2DK und der Handelsschule verbrachten zwei Einheiten mit den Sportlern und wurden dabei von deren Künsten ins Staunen versetzt. Nach einer kurzen Begrüßung des sportlichen Leiters, Herrn Walter Pellinger, wurden die Schüler in die Trainingseinheit integriert. Den krönenden Abschluss bildete ein Match der Schulmannschaft gegen die Profis. Natürlich war gegen diese kein Kraut gewachsen. Im Anschluss freuten sich die Klassen darauf, das Team am Samstag im Spiel gegen Ried unterstützen zu können und blickten auf den aufregenden Tag zurück. Er wird sicherlich allen lange in Erinnerung bleiben. Am Matchtag verloren die Ennser gegen die Innviertler mit 2:3, was den Abstieg in die zweithöchste Spielklasse zur Folge haben wird. Viktoria Steindler, Nico Beinhakl; 1CK Bewegte Schule 49 American and Canadian volleyball players overseas Interview with Corey Steward and John Pranger How long have you been playing volleyball? John: I started volleyball myself when I was at high school. I was about 16 years old. So, I have been playing for about eight years now. Corey: I started in my first year of high school - so I was about 14 years old. What has been the greatest success so far? John: I would say, when I was in my freshman year at college when we beat “Ohio State”- one of the best teams. Do you earn money and if so, how much do you earn? John: I earn enough to eat and have a little bit of fun. How often do you exercise per week? John: We train every day, Monday to Friday and we have a match every Saturday. Additionally, some guys of our team go to the gym in Enns. They do a workout there - about three to four times a week. What is your favourite position? Corey: It’s the setter. John: Mine is the opposite of the right side. Do you have enough time for your family? Corey: The time difference right now is about seven hours, so my family and friends are seven hours behind. If I want to talk to them, I have to wait till midnight. At this time they go off to work. But I always find some time. John: Pretty much the same for me. My family is six hours behind. I’m actually engaged and I’m getting married in two months. So my fiancée and me usually talk around midnight time here. What are your future plans? Corey: Well, I’m getting married so that’s very good for me. Outside of that I might go back to school. I think my volleyball days overseas are going to be done but it has been a great experience, I really enjoyed it. John: I want to finish my studies at university as well and if I could do that until next year, it would be great. Mag. Kathrin Mair
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