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| Full name | TSV Unterhaching | ||
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| Ground | Geothermie Arena | ||
| Chairman | Friedrich G. Liebhart | ||
| Manager | Mirceas Dudas | ||
| League | Volleyball-Bundesliga | ||
| 2023/24 | 11th | ||
| Website | Club home page | ||
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TSV Unterhaching is a German volleyball club which plays its home matches at the Bayernwerk Sportarena in Unterhaching. It plays in the 1. Bundesliga.
German Cup
As of 2024-25 Season [1]
| No. | Name | Date of birth | Position | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 3 |  Moritz Eckardt | 15.06.2001 | libero | |
| 4 |  Matthew Passalent | 08.06.1997 | opposite | |
| 5 | Florian Krenkel | 17.02.2001 | outside hitter | |
| 6 | George Hobern | 09.12.1996 | middle blocker | |
| 7 |  Austin Matautia | 09.02.1998 | outside hitter | |
| 9 | A. J. Lewis | outside hitter | ||
| 10 | Daniel Günther | 24.10.2005 | middle blocker | |
| 11 |  Marko Milovanović | 23.04.1998 | opposite | |
| 12 |  Time De Jong | 10.11.2001 | setter | |
| 13 | Mark Gumenjuk | 24.01.2000 | middle blocker | |
| 15 | Sebastian Rösler | 02.11.2001 | middle blocker | |
| 17 | Eric Paduretu | 20.09.1999 | middle blocker | |
| Head coach: |  Mircea Dudas | |||
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[1] https://tsvhachingmuenchen.de/team/spieler-2024-2025/ TSV Unterhaching (in German). Retrieved 2024-08-27
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