At the football second-division club FC St. Pauli, nearly 1,300 members elected a new supervisory board. The second-division club reported after the members’ meeting in the Congress Center in Hamburg on Saturday that 22 candidates ran for election, which was the highest number ever.
Kathrin Deumelandt was re-elected with 477 votes, Inga Schlegel with 388 votes, and Sönke Goldbeck with 410 votes. Henning Rennekamp, who was elected with 421 votes, Christopher Heinemann with 418 votes, Julia Schmid with 410 votes, and Roland Czycholl, who received 384 votes, are the new members of the board, according to FC St. Pauli.
The four new members succeeded René Born, Philippe Niebuhr, and Sandra Schwedler, who did not stand for re-election after lengthy work on the supervisory board, as well as Anna-Maria Hass, who narrowly missed re-election with 361 votes. In total, 1,289 valid votes were cast, the second-division club reported.
