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Deutsch: Die Siegermannschaft der Damen aus Baden, Deutsche Damen-Mannschaftsmeisterschaft 2007 in Braunfels. Von links nach rechts: Barbara Hund, Lea, Beate Krum, Olena Hess mit Martin, Nellya Vidonyak, Polina Zilberman mit Alexandra, Gulsana Barpiyeva mit Jan-Philipp, Manuela Mader, Alisa Frey, Sarah Hund, Dr. Tatiana Rubina mit Jana.
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