Home game magic: Grafing fights for Christmas happiness against Mimmenhausen!

Home game magic: Grafing fights for Christmas happiness against Mimmenhausen!

The tension in the volleyball boring is increasing! TSV Grafing set the right sign on the last home game day before Christmas and won 3-0 against the WWK VCO Munich. This means not only a further step towards play-offs, but also a consolidation of the top of the table. With the sentences of 25:19, 25:23 and 25:20, the Grafinger triumphed in front of a home backdrop and collected the urgently needed points, as team manager Johannes Oswald found. Despite his absence in the hall, he was proud of the performance of his team and the successful event.

Christmas mood and spirit of optimism

While the fans celebrated the victory, a special appearance at Christmas was not long in coming: The Movimento group ensured a festive ambience in the Jahnsporthalle. It was a very special evening for the growth of the game in Grafingen because Samuel Halm celebrated his first assignment in the third division team. After this emotional game, the team continues on Sunday in Regensburg, where they compete against the Danube Volleys from 3:00 p.m.

The Grafinger also want to show their shaping performance in the coming games. With a current upward trend of seven points from three games, the fight for relegation is in full swing. The team, who trains under the guidance of coach Heiko Roth, is optimistic to make the last two games successful before the short Christmas break, especially in the upcoming home game against TSV Mimmenhausen.

The pressure on the team remains high. Nevertheless, the players and those responsible are optimistic about the next challenges. For them, it is said to achieve the goal of the three points per game in order not only to keep the league, but also to go into the decisive phase of the season from January. The next step is imminent, and with the right mindset, the team hopes for a solemn atmosphere in the bear city.

For more detailed information on the events, read the reports from Merkur and Fighting Bayrisch .