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My name is Marco, and I’m someone who genuinely enjoys working hard, learning, and growing – both in sports and in everyday life. I’ve always been motivated by improvement and by the feeling of getting a little better each day. Training has become a big part of who I am, because I love the structure, the discipline, and the challenge it brings.
Over time, volleyball has become the main focus in my life. I enjoy spending time in the gym, working on technique, studying the game, and pushing myself physically and mentally. I’m committed to becoming the best version of myself, and I take pride in showing up consistently and giving full effort.
Playing college volleyball has been a dream of mine for many years.
The idea of joining a competitive environment, meeting people who share the same passion, and growing academically and athletically has always inspired me. I’m excited about the opportunity to challenge myself, learn from experienced coaches, and contribute to a team culture built on trust, effort, and commitment.
On the court, I bring communication, stability, and a team-first mindset. I focus on defense, serve-receive, and doing the work that helps my teammates succeed. I’m someone who stays calm under pressure, supports others, and brings positive energy into every practice and match.
My goal is to join a college program where I can continue improving, push myself daily, and make a meaningful impact both as an athlete and as a person.
Played for SV Warnemünde
4.5 years
Won National Champion U20 award
2026
Won Vice Champion U20 award
2025
Won Vice Champion U18 award
2024
Won Vice Champion U18 award
2023
Won Vice Champion U16 award
2023
Through my French grandparents I’m eligible to play for France, and I had the chance to join the French team for one test match against Belgium. It was a single but meaningful experience that showed me the level I want to compete at. I also train often with the 1. Bundesliga Team SV Warnemünde, but only if there is missing someone in practise.