Weilheim's handball players had one or two negligence in the home game against taillight Herrsching II. The bottom line, however, was the satisfaction of the home side.
Weilheim - Even with the second compulsory task against a cellar child within three days, the handball players of TSV Weilheim left nothing in the district league. After the away win at the tenth TSV Landsberg, the team of coach Gerhard Becker prevailed in the home game against taillight TSV Herrsching II with 27:15 (16: 9). "The bottom line is that we can be very satisfied, every outfield player has entered the top scorer list," said team spokesman Lukas Schwendele. With this success, the Weilheim handball team defended second place.
Handball: Weilheim never really gets into danger against Herrsching II
"We played it down confidently in the second half," reported Schwendele. The young Herrschinger Reserve, which this time had to get by without much support from the Landesliga team, never became really dangerous to the Weilheimers. "You have to win a lot against such an opponent," said Weilheim's assistant coach Felix Becker.
Handball: Weilheim got off to a good start against Herrsching II
The home side started the meeting with concentration. Thanks to stable coverage and good opportunities, they had a six-goal lead by the middle of the first half. Although with playmaker Nico Beinlich and back area shooter Max Osthöver two important players were missing from the Weilheimers, they always controlled the action. With counter-attack goals and goals from Lukas Schwendele or Moritz Becker from the second row, they kept the guests from the Ammersee at a distance, even if their own defense was not quite as compact. Herrsching's reserve then often acted too hastily. The home side, however, patiently finished their attacks.
Handball: Weilheim pulls away after the break and then changes vigorously
Shortly after the break, the table runners-up were already ten points behind. "Afterwards we changed diligently," reported Schwendele. However, the Weilheimers afforded some inaccuracies in the end. "One or the other goal would have been possible," said Schwendele. The bottom line, however, was nothing more than a blemish.
Weilheim's players and goals: Moritz Becker (5/1 seven meters), Lukas Schwendele (5/1), Florian Stanzel (4), Lorenz Pröll (2), Markus Wichtl (2), Philipp Bauer (2), Julian Langnickel (2 ), Moritz Krause (2), Korbinian Wimmer (1), David Killing (1), Felix Becker (1); Goalkeeper: Benedikt Blacek.
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