Herrsching - It's good that the old St. Nicholas Hall still exists.
After two unsuccessful home games in the Audi Dome, the WWK Volleys Herrsching achieved their first win of this season on their own against the Netzhoppers Königs Wusterhausen with 3: 1 (25:27, 25:21, 27:25, 25:17) Place.
The good atmosphere pushed us, ”said Libero Ferdinand Tille, praising the 500 loud fans who whipped the Herrschinger forward. “The win was very gratifying. To be honest, I didn't expect that because we are still in trouble. In the outer positions, we basically whistle out of the last hole ”, judged coach Max Hauser, who had to do without captain Tim Peter and Jordi Ramon Ferragut. But their representatives Jori Mantha and Jonas Kaminski did their thing against the Netzhoppers very well. “Somehow, with good serves and a good block, we made it - and won the game. We were very aggressive and then rocked it home with a fighting spirit, "said Hauser, describing the success factors against the strong team from Königs Wusterhausen, which ranked ahead of the WWK volleys in the table.With 23 points, Samuel Jeanlys was the most successful at the WWK volleys. Another very good performance was Dorde Ilic, who made life difficult for the guests with his defensive actions. In the assumption, Tille was also the usual secure support.
The first sentence went back and forth for a long time.
Ultimately, the Hauser protégés lost a 22:19 lead and gave the set 25:27.
This blow in the neck caused the home side to react correctly in the second half.
Driven by the audience, the WWK Volleys caught up early to draw level with 25; 21 after sets.
It got dramatic in the third round.
The Herrschinger gave four set balls before the set of 27:25 was bagged.
The morale of the Netzhoppers was broken afterwards.
In the fourth round the Herrsching team were masters of the house, so after 108 minutes they finished the match with a 25:17.
Before the guest appearance on Saturday (5.30 p.m.) at the United Volleys in Frankfurt, the Hauser troop are now in fifth place in the Bundesliga.
Roland Halmel