Vojtěch Schulmeister
Vojtěch Schulmeister ( born September 3, 1983 in Olomouc ) is a Czech football player.
Club career
Schoolmaster began playing football at Lokomotíva Olomouc, at the age of ten he moved to Sigma Olomouc. In the first half of the season 2001/ 02, the attacker was on loan to the then third division side SK Hranice and returned in January 2002 back to Sigma, we would just rush for the B team that played in the second league. However, he was able to record a scoring either in the season 2001 /02 still in the season 2002/ 03.
Schoolmaster was appointed in July 2003, yet in the roster of A- team, but there was only sporadically used and also continued to operate on the B team. There burst of nodes: In 25 league games, he scored ten goals. In January 2005, Olomouc borrowed from the striker to the then first division side FK Chmel Blšany. In the 2-2 draw against FK Teplice on April 17, 2005 posted schoolmaster his first goal in the Gambrinus League to longer enough, though not present. The fall of 2005 he spent at second division SK Slavia Hanácká Kroměříž, even there, he scored only one goal.
In early 2006, returned schoolmaster to Sigma Olomouc back and initially played again for the B team, in July 2006 coach Vlastimil Palička ranked him into the A-team. With nine goals in 25 games schoolmaster was in season 2006/ 07 the top ten scorers in the Gambrinus Liga. This ratio could not keep the attacker in the season 2007 / 08, in 18 games was only one hit to his credit.
The 2007/08 season began schoolmaster still at Sigma Olomouc, after two games and one goal from the Czech Republic joined in August 2008 to the Dutch Ehrendivisionär Heracles Almelo. In September 2010, he moved with amateur status at the Czech second division club FC Hlučín.
After just one season in the Czech Republic schoolmaster returned to the Netherlands in order to join the second division Almere City FC. After half schoolmaster changes to the second division AGOVV.
National
Schoolmaster completed 2002-2003 three games for the Czech U -20, 2004, a game for the U-21 national team.