Woman leading the Women's Socialist Party steps down.
In a significant change for the Austrian ski jumping scene, Bernhard Metzler has announced his departure from his role as coach of the ÖSV women's team. His successor, Diethart, has been promoted to head coach, marking a new era for the team.
Over the past two years, Metzler led the team to remarkable achievements. Under his guidance, the Austrian women's team reached new heights, making a significant impact in the world of ski jumping. His dedication and passion for the sport were evident in the team's success.
Sporting Director Florian Liegl expressed his respect for Metzler's decision, acknowledging the coach's hard work and contributions to the team. Liegl stated, "Bernhard has been an exceptional coach, and we are grateful for the success he brought to our women's team. We understand and support his decision to step down to recharge his energy."
The ÖSV has confirmed that a successor for Metzler will be announced in due course. The organisation is committed to maintaining the team's momentum and ensuring a smooth transition.
Metzler's departure marks the end of an era for the Austrian women's ski jumping team, but his legacy will undoubtedly live on. His leadership and dedication have left a lasting impact on the sport, and the team will continue to strive for success under the guidance of its new head coach, Diethart.
As the ÖSV looks towards the future, fans and supporters of the women's team can be confident that the organisation is committed to continuing its success and pushing the boundaries of what is possible in the world of ski jumping.
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