Are the WWK Volleys Herrsching in crisis?
On Saturday they lost the home game against Frankfurt 3-0 - it was the third bankruptcy in the Bundesliga in a row.
Herrsching -
“It was just up to us.
We lost a better result ourselves. ”This is how Max Hauser summed up the 0: 3 (26:28, 22:25, 23:25) home defeat on Saturday against United Volleys Frankfurt.
The 37-year-old coach of the WWK Volleys Herrsching was clearly served after the third defeat in a row.
"The defeat was very bitter, it hurts a lot." In the table of the volleyball Bundesliga, the Hessians drew on points with the Herrschingern (18).
Due to the better set ratio (22:21 compared to 23:23) both teams swapped places.
The fight for the playoff places is therefore becoming more and more exciting.
There are just four points between fourth place (Bisons Bühl) and ninth place (SVG Lüneburg).
In the Northern Lights, the Ammerseers have to compete next weekend.
For a long time it didn't look like a defeat at all.
The home side were in control of the action for much of the game.
But in each of the decisive phases, Captain Johannes Tille & Co. had almost unexpected weaknesses.
Not only did the WWK Volleys quarrel with themselves, they also did not always agree with the arbitration tribunal.
Almost the culmination of the dispute was the last ball of the game.
Jalen Penrose set his serve exactly on the line.
The US-American celebrated with his colleagues the ace to equalize 24:24, but referee Erik Scheu (Altdorf) was once again the spoilsport and saw the ball out of bounds.
Point, sentence and game for Frankfurt.
Almost all questionable referee decisions were made against the Ammerseer.
Ferdinand Tille, emotional Ober-Motzki in the WWK Volleys team, discussed with the referees a long time after the game.
But Shy and the like took it with composure and instead showed Tille the red card after his tirade.
Unlike in football, for example, this has no effect on the upcoming game.
In the first set, the home side quickly got up to speed, led by 8: 4, later even by 21:15.
But then there was a break in the game of the WWK volleys.
“We did it ourselves,” said Hauser, explaining the loss of the set.
“We didn't score any more in the attack.
We weren't able to kill the ball. ”Even the up to then“ brilliant serve ”(Hauser) didn't work anymore.
The Hessians had almost an easy game and turned the sentence in their favor.
Ironically, the ex-Herrschinger Daniel Malescha lashed the set win (26:28).
In general, Malescha was the constant in the Frankfurt game and with 18 points the most successful attacker of the evening.
On the hosts side, diagonal attacker Jalen Penrose scored 14 points.
In the second set, the home side chased after the music from the start, and Malescha, who was born in Munich, finally made the set win (22:25) clear.
In the third round it went back and forth for a long time.
No team could break away decisively.
Again it was an ex-player from Herrsching who brought about the turning point.
Substitute Leon Dervisaj posed major problems for accepting the WWK volleys.
After three Dervisaj aces, the guests had made up for the deficit and steered unstoppably towards victory in an "extraordinary match" (guest coach Juan Manuel Serramalera).
