Mathias Genner

Mathias Genner
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Mathias Genner on 2012 Winter Youth Olympics
Born	(1995-04-01) 1 April 1995 (age 30) Mödling, Austria
Team
Curling club	Kitzbühel CC, Kitzbühel[1]
Skip	Mathias Genner
Third	Jonas Backofen
Second	Martin Reichel
Lead	Florian Mavec
Curling career
Member Association	Austria
World Championship appearances	1 (2025)
European Championship appearances	9 (2014, 2015, 2016, 2017, 2018, 2021, 2022, 2023, 2024)
Medal record Curling Austrian Men's Championship 2014 ? 2015 Kitzbühel 2016 Sankt Pölten 2017 Linz 2018 Kitzbühel 2019 Traun 2020 Kitzbühel 2022 Kitzbühel 2013 ? Austrian Mixed Championship 2012 Kitzbühel 2013 Kitzbühel 2014 Kitzbühel 2015 Kitzbühel 2016 Kitzbühel 2011 Kitzbühel European Junior Challenge 2014 Lohja

Mathias Genner (born 1 April 1995 in Mödling)^[2] is an Austrian male curler from Vienna.^[2]

At the national level, he is an eight-time Austrian men's champion curler and a five-time Austrian mixed champion curler.^[3]

He competed in the 2012 Winter Youth Olympics (finished 14th in mixed curling and 17th in mixed doubles).

Season	Skip	Third	Second	Lead	Alternate	Coach	Events
2009–10	Sebastian Wunderer (fourth)	Markus Pirker (skip)	Mathias Genner	Philipp Nothegger	Martin Reichel		EJCC 2010 (12th)
2010–11	Sebastian Wunderer	Mathias Genner	Lukas Kirchmair	Martin Reichel	Christoph Steiner	Katja Weisser	EJCC 2011 (10th)
2011–12	Sebastian Wunderer	Mathias Genner	Martin Reichel	Lukas Kirchmair	Philipp Nothegger	Katja Weisser	EJCC 2012 (9th)
2012–13	Sebastian Wunderer	Mathias Genner	Martin Reichel	Lukas Kirchmair	Philipp Nothegger	Christian Roth	EJCC 2013 (6th)
	Andreas Unterberger	Mathias Genner	Hubert Gründhammer	Günter Huber	Martin Reichel		AMCC 2013
2013–14	Sebastian Wunderer	Mathias Genner	Martin Reichel	Lukas Kirchmair	Philipp Nothegger	Christian Roth	EJCC 2014
	Sebastian Wunderer	Mathias Genner	Martin Reichel	Philipp Nothegger	Lukas Kirchmair	Christian Roth	WJCC 2014 (8th)
	Sebastian Wunderer	Mathias Genner	Martin Reichel	Philipp Nothegger	Lukas Kirchmair		AMCC 2014
2014–15	Sebastian Wunderer	Mathias Genner	Martin Reichel	Markus Forejtek	Felix Purzner	Christian Roth	ECC 2014 (16th)
	Sebastian Wunderer	Mathias Genner	Martin Reichel	Lukas Kirchmair	Philipp Nothegger	Christian Roth	EJCC 2015 2015 (4th)
	Sebastian Wunderer	Mathias Genner	Martin Reichel	Philipp Nothegger	Lukas Kirchmair		AMCC 2015
2015–16	Sebastian Wunderer	Mathias Genner	Martin Reichel	Lukas Kirchmair	Philipp Nothegger	Christian Roth	ECC 2015 (12th)
	Sebastian Wunderer	Mathias Genner	Martin Reichel	Philipp Nothegger	Lukas Kirchmair		AMCC 2016
2016–17	Sebastian Wunderer	Mathias Genner	Martin Reichel	Philipp Nothegger	Markus Forejtek	Uli Kapp	ECC 2016 (8th)
	Sebastian Wunderer	Mathias Genner	Martin Reichel	Philipp Nothegger	Lukas Kirchmair		AMCC 2017
2017–18	Sebastian Wunderer	Mathias Genner	Martin Reichel	Philipp Nothegger	Markus Forejtek	Uli Kapp	ECC 2017 (9th)
	Sebastian Wunderer	Mathias Genner	Martin Reichel	Philipp Nothegger	Lukas Kirchmair		AMCC 2018
2018–19	Sebastian Wunderer	Mathias Genner	Martin Reichel	Lukas Kirchmair	Philipp Nothegger	Björn Schröder	ECC 2018 (18th)
	Sebastian Wunderer	Mathias Genner	Martin Reichel	Philipp Nothegger	Lukas Kirchmair		AMCC 2019
2019–20	Sebastian Wunderer	Mathias Genner	Martin Reichel	Lukas Kirchmair	Philipp Nothegger		AMCC 2020
2021–22	Mathias Genner	Jonas Backofen	Martin Reichel	Lukas Kirchmair	Matthäus Hofer	Björn Schröder, Andreas Winkler	ECC 2021 (15th)
	Mathias Genner	Jonas Backofen	Martin Reichel	Lukas Kirchmair			AMCC 2022 [4]
2022–23	Mathias Genner	Jonas Backofen	Martin Reichel	Florian Mavec	Philipp Nothegger	Björn Schröder, Andreas Winkler	ECC 2022 (17th)
2023–24	Mathias Genner	Jonas Backofen	Martin Reichel	Florian Mavec	Moritz Jöchl	Björn Schröder, Daniela Jentsch	ECC 2023 (12th)
2024–25	Mathias Genner	Jonas Backofen	Martin Reichel	Florian Mavec	Johann Karg	Björn Schröder	ECC 2024 (7th)
	Mathias Genner	Jonas Backofen	Martin Reichel	Florian Mavec	Matthäus Hofer	Brian Chick	WCC 2025 (12th)

Season	Skip	Third	Second	Lead	Alternate	Coach	Events
2010–11	Karina Toth	Sebastian Wunderer	Constanze Ocker	Mathias Genner	Martin Reichel		AmxCC 2011 [5]
2011–12	Mathias Genner	Camilla Schnabel	Martin Reichel	Irena Brettbacher		Katja Schweizer	WYOG 2012 (14th)
2011–12	Karina Toth	Florian Huber	Constanze Ocker	Sebastian Wunderer	Mathias Genner		AmxCC 2012
2012–13	Karina Toth	Sebastian Wunderer	Constanze Hummelt	Mathias Genner			EMxCC 2012 (4th) AmxCC 2013
2013–14	Sebastian Wunderer	Constanze Hummelt	Mathias Genner	Andrea Höfler			EMxCC 2013 (13th)
	Karina Toth	Sebastian Wunderer	Constanze Ocker	Mathias Genner			AmxCC 2014
2014–15	Sebastian Wunderer (fourth)	Karina Toth (skip)	Mathias Genner	Andrea Höfler			EMxCC 2014 (13th)
	Karina Toth	Sebastian Wunderer	Constanze Ocker	Mathias Genner			AmxCC 2015
2015–16	Karina Toth	Mathias Genner	Constanze Ocker	Martin Reichel		Uli Kapp	WMxCC 2015 (25th)
	Karina Toth	Sebastian Wunderer	Constanze Ocker	Mathias Genner			AmxCC 2016

Season	Female	Male	Coach	Events
2011–12	Lisa Gisler	Mathias Genner	Brigitte Brunner	WYOG 2012 (17th)
2015–16	Rebecca Csenar	Mathias Genner		AMDCC 2016 (8th)[6]

As of 2025, he is an airline pilot. He started curling in 2005 at the age of 10.^[2]

• Mathias Genner at World Curling
• Mathias Genner at Olympedia
• Mathias Genner at CurlingZone
• "Le Gruyère AOP European Curling Championships 2017 - Ambitious Austria nothing but positive". World Curling Federation. 7 December 2016.
• "Kitzbüheler Curling-Team ist B-Vize-Europameister - Kitzbühel". meinbezirk.at. 30 November 2015.
• Video: Austrian Curling Open 2024 - Final - Team Genner vs Team Verreycken on YouTube(in German)

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