TSV Peißenberg has personnel problems, and now of all times the double against Klostersee is due.
But the sovereign leader of the table also has concerns.
Peißenberg
- The personal situation at TSV Peißenberg was indeed better once.
Last weekend in the Bayern League, coach Christian Kratzmeir had to do without up to seven regulars.
Against Schweinfurt, a team from the Sousterrain of the league, the remaining players got it baked quite well, as the 4-0 victory in Lower Franconia proves.
Shortly afterwards, the EHC Waldkraiburg presented itself in Peißenberg, and the “lions” are already one shelf higher in the Bavarian League's range of products than the Schweinfurters.
The appearance for the "Miners" was lost 2: 6, which led coach Kratzmeir to the realization that the shortage of personnel against a strong opponent "can no longer be compensated".
Ice hockey: Klostersee is far from complete after numerous corona cases
Seen in this light, his team is threatened with further hardship next weekend. The Peißenbergers compete against the EHC Klostersee twice - on Friday outside (8 p.m.), on Sunday in the local ice rink on Pestalozzistraße (5.30 p.m.). The team from Grafing is the ultimate in this division: ten games, ten wins - a truly terrifying record. But the conditions for the "miners" are probably better than feared. On the one hand, coach Kratzmeir hopes that at least the last missing top scorers Dominic Krabbat and Niko Fissekis will be able to play again, on the other hand, the dominator of the Bayernliga is plagued by considerable personnel worries. After numerous corona cases in the team, EHC trainer Dominik Quinlan is far from having his full squad available. "I do not exactly know yet,who will be fit, but we will be able to provide a team, "emphasized the Grafinger head coach before the upcoming double task against the" Miners ".
Ice hockey: Klostersee's coach has great respect for Peißenberg
During the training week, Quinlan and his assistant coach Helmut Gleixner tried to use the returned staff to create three suitable five-man blocks.
In addition to one or the other still uncertain candidate, with captain Bernd Rische, Bob Wren, Florian Engel and Marinus Kritzenberger, there will still be four actually set forces and top performers missing.
"Health comes first, and as much as we miss it, there will always be time to regenerate," Quinlan clarified.
The EHC coach has great respect for the Peißenberg team: “The fights against Peißenberg have always been hot and close in recent years.
And after all, the Miners not only changed their name, they also strengthened themselves very cleverly. "
