For the TSV Peißenberg basketball players, things are going well in the district class. There was a clear victory against the DJK SB Munich III - also because the top scorer was successful from a distance.
Peißenberg - The basketball players of TSV Peißenberg have played a good role in the district class in the Upper Bavarian district "West". With 15 points from 14 games (8 wins / 6 losses), the team from the market town took third place. The Peissenbergers won their most recent game in the local Glückauf gym against the DJK SB München III with 88:55 (44:31).
After the first quarter, the hosts were in the lead with seven points (25:18). In the third phase of the game, the Peißenbergers then took off - to the end on 30 points (73:43). Until the final siren, not much changed in this lead. The game's top scorer was once again Wenzel Naß (36 points), who sank four throws beyond the three-point mark. Best Munich thrower was Noah Rynkiewicz (23 points / 5 threes).
Marco Gräfenhahn (1), Philip Kircher (17), Benjamin Leppert, Andreas Röhrner (4), Florian Tafertshofer (19), Tobias Tradt (2) and Vinz Eckerle (2) also played for Peißenberger. A player is not named in the electronic match report sheet. On Sunday, February 16, the Peißenbergers will play at Gröbenzell II (3.45 p.m., Halle Wildmoosstraße).
The women of TSV Peißenberg won last in the district class at home against SV Mammendorf III with 42:32 (20:15). The hosts' points were scored by Elisabeth Nass (20), Teresa Kaspar (12), Antonia Wiesmüller (6), Patricia Riedmeier (2) and Christina Bacherl (2).
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