Jesse Elser returns: Lüneburg's new captain enthuses!

Jesse Elser returns: Lüneburg's new captain enthuses!

In the world of volleyball there are exciting news from Lüneburg! Jesse Elser returns to SVG Lüneburg after a year in France. The 26-year-old Canadian is not only committed as a new foreign attacker, but also starts the captain's armband. As the Landeszeitung Uranging the era for the SVG after the successful last year, in which Elser led the team to the final of the CEV Cup.

But why is Elser decides on a comeback in the Bundesliga? "I missed the people in Lüneburg," he says and radiates anticipation. In addition to his change, he also brings his newly married girlfriend Olivia, which is provided by the additional joy. With this step he continues a remarkable tradition because it is the third new addition of the team.

a volleyball player with a lot of experience

Elser, who played for a year for Arago de Sète, a French first division club, looks back on a moving career. He was not only part of the trinity team of Trinity Western University, where he convinced against Sherbrooke in the final last season, but also fights for a place in the Canadian national team. As mentioned in the svg lüneburg , Elser is known as a "complete volleyball player" due to its high game intelligence and versatility. Coach Stefan Hübner plans to use Elser as a leader in the team.

The news about SVG Lüneburg are also interesting in view of the changes in the league. In the coming season, the league could grow again on 12 teams, while the AC Cannes is fighting financial difficulties and may have to merge with RC Cannes to get a license. In the meantime, the runner -up Nantes has debt of 300,000 euros.

personal ambitions and support

Away from the volleyball field, Jesse Elser also has personal ambitions. With a degree in pedagogy and special subjects in English as well as humaninetics and special education, he strives for a career as a teacher in a children's hospital. This passion for education and support for young people fits well with his experiences in volleyball, where he keeps up with the importance of teamwork.

He also has sporting experience, which he gained from youth and junior national teams and from the B team of Canada. Most recently, he was in the squad for the Nations League in which Canada won silver. All of these elements will help to estimate not only as a player, but also as a teammate in Lüneburg.

With such a promising newcomer to the team, it is to be hoped that SVG Lüneburg will be able to build on the success in the coming season and the fans inspire with gripping games.