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Justin Otholt and Nick Büsing from SV Brake secure the district cup in football in Ovelgönne. In the final they defeated Godensholt II.
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Awe – Justin Otholt and Nick Büsing from SV Brake are regional cup winners in e-football. They beat the second team from FC SF Godensholt in the final on Saturday in Ovelgönne. Godensholter Erste took third place in the VGH Masters. 13 teams from the Jade-Weser-Hunte regional association took part. Also at the start of the Wesermarsch were the hosts SC Ovelgönne, last year’s winners FC Stollhamm and the Berne game association.
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The Brakers had already made an exclamation point in the first game. They beat Stollhamm. However, the Stollhammer did not arrive with the best line, says Otholt. The Butjenters were eliminated after the preliminary round.
The Brakers then suffered a narrow defeat against their opponents in the final. “You noticed you had to get used to it a bit,” said Otholt.
However, he sat down confidently at the tables in the SC Ovelgönne clubhouse. After all, he has been playing for a long time – and successfully. Among other things, he won the “Werder Esports Fifa 21 Cup Qualifications” in the Weser Stadium in 2021 – in singles.
Lots of experience
He has also been playing with his teammate Nick Büsing for a long time – against each other and together in co-op mode. “Two-by-two is something completely different,” says Otholt. Both have the chance to go even better on each other until February 1 next year. Then they fight for the Lower Saxon championship. “It will be a unique experience,” Otholt believes. He certainly sees opportunities for his team, but it is suspected that the opposition will be even stronger than in Ovelgönne.
A strong team
Organizer and participants: SC Ovelgönne e-football team
For Otholt and Büsing he works on the console and also on the football field. You play for SV Brake’s reserve team. The team around the captain Marc Speer is second in the table in the 2nd district class (season 3) and is therefore in a place of promotion. The Brakers are level on points with league leaders FC Mariensiel. Both top teams are winless.
The team did well last season, says Otholt. This year things are going well thanks to some consolidation. “We are heard well and there is a good feeling in the team,” said Otholt. He believes that the team can achieve promotion to regional class 1.
Coach of the D-Jugend
Otholt passes on his knowledge as a player to young footballers. He trains SV Brake’s first youth D team. According to Otholt, the team, which was almost completely back, took fourth place in group one of the qualifying round in the first district class. The team had to contend with many injuries and absences due to illness, says Otholt.
But he is optimistic through and through. In the second half of the season he and his team are aiming for one of the two main places. He proved on Saturday in Ovelgönne that he can be successful with his positive attitude.
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* What transferable skills have you found beneficial in both e-football and traditional football, and how have they helped you succeed in both areas?
## Interview Questions – Justin Otholt
This interview focuses on Justin Otholt’s successes in both e-football and traditional football.
**I. E-Football Success**
* **Early Success:**
* You mentioned winning the “Werder Esports Fifa 21 Cup Qualifications” in 2021. How did that experience shape your approach to competitive e-football?
* What were some of the biggest challenges you faced transitioning from singles play to doubles with Nick Büsing?
* **Regional Championship & Future Goals:**
* Describe the excitement and pressure of winning the regional e-football championship with Nick. What was the key to your victory?
* You mentioned the competition will likely be tougher at the Lower Saxon Championship. How are you and Nick preparing to face stronger opponents?
**II. Balancing E-Football and Traditional Football:**
* **Dual Passion:**
* How do you find time to excel in both e-football and traditional football?
* Do you find that skills from e-football translate to the real pitch and vice versa?
* **Rhyme & Soccer Team**
* You play for SV Brake’s reserve team, which is currently in a strong position for promotion. What is the team dynamic like and how has it contributed to your success?
* What are your personal goals for the remainder of the season, both for the team and individually?
* **Coaching & Mentoring:**
* As a coach for SV Brake’s D-Jugend team, what are some of the biggest challenges and rewards you’ve experienced
* How do you connect with young players and inspire them to develop their passion for football?
**III. Reflections & Looking Ahead:**
* **Positive Attitude:**
* You seem to have an incredibly positive and optimistic outlook. Where does this come from and how does it fuel your success on and off the field/console?
* **Future Aspirations:**
* Where do you see yourself in five years? Will e-football still be a major part of your life?
* What advice would you give to young athletes who are passionate about both e-sports and traditional sports?
**IV. Open-ended Discussion:**
* **E-sports Growth:**
This article highlights the growing popularity of e-sports. What are your thoughts on the future of e-football?
* **Connection between V-sports and Traditional Sports:**
Do you see e-sports becoming more intertwined with traditional sports organizations? What are the potential benefits and challenges of this trend?
