Altenerding's double date with Schleissheim

Created: 12/03/2022 12:56 p.m

By: Bernd Heinzinger

The wall: Katharina Künstner, Julia Kranich, Selina and Lena Marie Becker, Janina Konrad and Grit Kschischow (from left) have to play against Schleissheim today.

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Both district league teams are clear favorites in the guest game.

Altenerding

– With a win at table tenth TSV Schleißheim (Sat., 6 p.m.) the handball players of SpVgg Altenerding want to finally break away from the lower part of the district league.

Coach Peter Mesiarik has to deal with a few failures again.

The recently strong Joseph Wyhnalek is missing, Moritz Sturm is not there for personal reasons.

There is still a question mark over Tobias Schlecht's entry.

But even in Moosburg, his squad would have been very thin, according to the coach: "It worked surprisingly well, we won clearly."

Tim Steininger, who improved massively during his youth in Anzing, played a large part in the success, according to Mesiarik: "Tim convinces with his enormous speed and great self-confidence." He goes into duels without considering losses and always gives everything to the end : "He also has a strong throw," praises his coach.

However, the task in Schleissheim will not be easy: “The hosts are very strong, especially in the first 20 minutes.

We have to get through that and then crack it in the second half.”

The second wants to take revenge on TSV Taufkirchen/Vils (Sat., 4 p.m.) for the clear defeat in the first leg.

The third team faces a long away trip, they meet TV Passau on Sunday at 5 p.m.

In the women's district upper league, TuS Pfarrkirchen has canceled due to a lack of players.

For the SpVgg Altenerding this means no change in the table, as one of the few teams they have not yet met TuS.

On Sunday at 2 p.m., coach Andreas Mittermeier's squad will go to TSV Schleissheim 2 at the bottom: "Normally we should win there." His daughter Marlene Mittermeier can be there.

When she had to leave the field injured in the last game, there were still fears of a broken bone: "Thank God it turned out to be just a bruise," emphasizes the coach.

With Anna Kaspar there is a strong newcomer.

She used to play for SpVgg, then went to Ebersberg for three years and finally took a break from handball.

Now she seems freshly motivated

While the game of the third party in Indersdorf was postponed to 2023 due to a lack of players, the ladies 2 are facing a tough away task.

On Saturday at 6 p.m. we go to HC Donau/Paar 2, one of the favorites for the championship in the district league.

According to trainer Kati Gottschalk, Clarissa Weber, Johanna Bauschmid and Elisabeth Bauschmid are missing for personal reasons: "Therefore there are probably only ten of us, which makes things even more difficult." with the hostesses.”