2022-23 FC Mecklenburg Schwerin Roster

Oberliga NOFV-Nord (OBERNOFN)
Germany, Level V
Team Record: 8-22-4 - 28 points
Finishing 18th in OBERNOFN
Location: Schwerin, Germany
2022-23 FC Mecklenburg Schwerin Statistics

FC Mecklenburg Schwerin of Oberliga NOFV-Nord ended the 2022-23 season with a record of 8 wins, 4 draws and 22 losses for 28 points finishing eighteenth in OBERNOFN.

The team recorded 47 goals and gave up 89, most in the league. Nelson Mbouhom scored 14 goals for the team, while Abdel Mamadou, Devis Meißner and Kanta Seki each netted five or more also.

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Player Pos. Birth Date Height Weight Hometown
Samuel AphremSeptember 18, 2004, Germany
Jean-Luca BeckJanuary 29, 2004, Germany
Arne BorchardtFOctober 10, 2002, Germany
Antonius CosarNovember 1, 2003, Germany
Simeon CunradyJuly 3, 1999, Germany
Jan DetersDAugust 25, 1994, Germany
Jakob EwertFJuly 29, 1999, Germany
Marvin FinkensteinMOctober 15, 1999, Germany
Jan-Eric FrankDMarch 31, 2000, Germany
Jane Höfs, Germany
Till KirsteinNovember 30, 2003, Germany
Claas KullakDecember 14, 2001, Germany
Mattis KurowDNovember 10, 2002, Germany
Stefan LauFebruary 3, 1981, Germany
John LenkeitFebruary 7, 2005, Germany
Henning LeuDAugust 4, 1994, Germany
Arnold-Marius LietzMarch 18, 20026'0", Germany
Abdel MamadouFebruary 28, 2003, Germany
Nelson MbouhomMMay 4, 19995'10"181Douala, Cameroon
Devis MeißnerAugust 29, 2003, Germany
Tony MüllerFebruary 5, 2002, Germany
RafaelFFebruary 16, 19905'10"Mairiporã, Brazil
Till RoloffMOctober 5, 2002, Germany
Umran SaeidJanuary 4, 2003, Germany
Sven ScharnitzkiJuly 1, 1980, Germany
Fabian SchneiderMarch 20, 2003, Germany
Kanta SekiSeptember 8, 2001, Japan
Philip SibrinsDAugust 4, 19916'1"181Rostock, Germany
Noah SitterSeptember 14, 2002, Germany
Mohammad Soltani, Germany
Ibrahim SyllaApril 7, 1999, Germany
Johannes ThiemrothDNovember 25, 19986'4", Germany
Fabian ThomDecember 15, 2003, Germany
Topi ValtonenMarch 10, 1999, Finland
Tino WitkowskiMApril 29, 1989, Germany
Timothy Wulff, Germany
Nico ZapelApril 24, 2001, Germany



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