The performance was significantly better than in the previous games, the handball players of TSV Schongau presented themselves.
In the case of title contender TSV Partenkirchen, however, that was not enough for a success.
Schongau - Only four men's teams in the “Alpenvorland” handball district have played three season games so far.
This includes the players of TSV Schongau, who also went empty-handed on their third appearance after promotion to the district league.
In the title contender TSV Partenkirchen, the weakened Lechstadt team lost 28:36 (14:20).
“But that was a 200 percent increase over the last few games.
I'm satisfied with the performance, we can build on it, ”said Schongau's coach David Schmoldt.
The TSV squad included ten field players and substitute keeper Matthias Sliwa.
“Matthias did his job well,” Schmoldt praised his back seat man, who stood between the posts for lack of a trained goalkeeper.
TSV Schongau: Coach David Schmoldt satisfied with the performance
The outsider started the game carefree.
Up to the score of 3: 3 (7th), the guests designed the game completely open.
"Then we made a few bad passes and unfocused deals," reported Schmoldt.
As a result, the home side pulled away with six goals.
After the 6:12 (14th), the Schongauer caught up again.
Until the break, they kept up with the Partenkircheners, who have a strong squad thanks to the merger with Murnau.
However, the guests continued to lag behind after the change.
"Unfortunately, we failed to use the hosts' mistakes more consistently to get back on track," complained Schmoldt.
Partenkirchen, on the other hand, took advantage of two penalty times against the Lechstädter to further break away.
Not least thanks to the unerring Thomas Namdar, who scored six times, the Schongau's defeat was limited in the end.
"Overall, the game was really fun," said Schmoldt.
Statistics:
Schongauer players: Thomas Namdar (6 goals), Felix Amberg (4), Yanis Lang (4), Torsten Schweiger (4), Roman Häuserer (4), Nicolas Redmann (3), Luis Michl (2), David Listl (1), Tobias Wöhnl, Niklas Kny.
Goal: Matthias Sliwa.
