Stodo and “Elbdiven” score twice – Lauenburg remains at the top › HL-SPORTS

Lübeck – In the Oberliga Schleswig-Holstein (OL-SH) for women Has the second of the ATSV Stockelsdorf the upper hand over the TSV Bargteheide keep, as well as die “Elbe Divas” in the far north at TSV Lindewitt. Just to the north, at the second of TSV Harrislee, he left SV Sülfeld Feathers and still hasn’t gained a foothold in the new season.

ATSV Stockelsdorf II – TSV Bargteheide 26:23 (14:9)
For TSV Bargteheide, this was the second away game in the second game of the season, in which they had to do without the inside block with Melanie Hess and Jette Hams at short notice. Here Karo Koch stepped in as a playmaker without training.
The second team from ATSV Stockelsdorf, led by player-coach Lena Schulz, got off to a good start and was already in the lead 8-2 in the 14th minute. The timeout taken shortly before by the coaching team of Andreas Frank and Yannik Jensen slowly took effect and Bargteheide fought its way to 7:10 (21st). This will be requested by the ATSV upon discussion. Stodo then moved ahead to 14:9 by the break.
After the restart, the hosts increased their lead to 16:9, which quickly amounted to the preliminary decision. It was only in the final minutes that TSV Bargteheide managed to make the result a little more bearable at 23:26.
“We managed well today with the interaction between the defense and our two goalkeepers who were in a good mood.” “Despite a correction of the result by Bargteheide, we ended up with a deserved 26:23 win, which was revenge for the defeat last season,” said the player Alisa Lang satisfied.
“Unfortunately, we showed our strongest performance in a long time and, in addition to 26 missed throws, we also had various technical errors.” The defense was also unusually shaky and we deserved to lose. Now it’s time to work through the mistakes and look forward for our first home game against the successful newcomers from Neumünster,” coach Frank remained realistic.

Goal scorers for ATSV Stockelsdorf II
Berit Schwarz (6), Amelie Carstensen (5/1), Johanna Andersson (4), Sophia Bulgrin (3), Hannah Treichel, Nane Drax and Alisa Lang (2 each), Jil Enke and Isabel Neumann (1 each)

Goal scorers for TSV Bargteheide
Sina Eichholz (5/2), Finnja Samain and Jana Dombrowski (4 each), Karoline Koch (3/2), Lisa Stahmer (3), Guilia Störmer and Sina Hallmann (2 each)

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TSV Nord Harrislee II – SV Sülfeld 29:25 (12:8)
For the team coached by Maik Iwastschenko and Marcel Reimers, the Danish border lies with the runner-up of TSV Nord Harrislee. Lena Ewen gave SV Sülfeld a 1-0 lead after 36 seconds, and it was to be their only game. The hosts then came into the game and when the score was 4:8 in the 18th minute, the coaching team put on the brakes and called a timeout. The Sülfeld women got better access, but went into the locker room with a score of 8:12.
The second half was relatively even, with the guests unable to turn the game around. SV Sülfeld started their journey home with a 25:29 defeat and is still waiting for their first point away from home.
“In the end, we beat ourselves.” “Unfortunately, we weren’t able to present the desired concentration in the attack,” coach Reimers remained self-critical. “Our goalkeeper Wiezi (Melanie Wiezorrek) had a good party with around 20 saves. Unfortunately, we were unable to reward this performance in attack. Next week we will step on the gas again to make Sülfeld a fortress.”

Goal scorers for SV Sülfeld
Lena Ewen (10/3), Sophie Frank (6), Anni Knutzen (3), Anna Steputat (2/1), Sabrina Wrage (2), Frederike Krieg and Ronja Voß (1 each)

TSV Lindewitt – Lauenburger SV 24:26 (14:13)
A significant increase in performance in the second half and the great fighting spirit ultimately ensured the decision in the North-South Summit Oberliga in favor of the Elbdiven. But first things first.
The Elbdiven got off to a better start. Two ball wins in defense ensured a quick lead right at the start, which lasted until 4:2 in the 5th minute. In the following minutes, Lindewitt got better in the game and equalized every lead of the Elbdiven and took the lead herself with 9:6 (15th). In this phase, the transition game didn’t work and the Lauenburg team acted too hectic and incorrectly in their positional attack. “Unfortunately, we fail too often at the Lindewitter goalkeeper during this time and therefore do not reward our transition game,” said coach Daniel Schwarz about the first 15 minutes of the party. Even though the party became more balanced afterwards, we went into the dressing room with a score of 13:14.
Coach Schwarz’s half-time announcement that the team should be a little more level-headed and go into the second half with more fight, with a defensive change taking place at the same time, bore fruit. The defense worked on the “Lindewitter Penguins” and there was a fight for every inch of the floor. Anything else that passed through the defense often fell victim to Lena Gansor-Kaatz in goal. The attack was well combined and patiently waited for the opportunities that presented themselves and took advantage of them. After taking the lead at 18:17 (39th), the “Elbdiven” kept their nose in the wind and did not relinquish the lead until the end. Even though Lindewitt came within striking distance again at 24:25 (56th), it was the main goalscorer of the day, Lena Hadeler, who had already made the final score 26:24 a good two minutes before the end.
“It was the tough game we expected. “It’s never easy away against Lindewitt and I’m proud of the fighting spirit that all the players showed in the second half,” said Daniel Schwarz after the game.

Goal scorers for Lauenburger SV
Lena Hadeler (9/3), Sarah Lemmermann (5), Talia Gümüsdere (4), Anna Krajewski (3), Lena Bahde (2), Sabrina Reimers, Lenie-Marie Rott and Sarie-Marleen Stapelfeldt (1 each)

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