DSC -Volley: Catching up in Wiesbaden - winning streak holds!

DSC -Volley: Catching up in Wiesbaden - winning streak holds!

The impressive winning streak of the DSColleys continues unabated. Against VC Wiesbaden, the players under coach Alexander Waibl were able to continue their success and won the game on Saturday in the sports hall on German unity Square 3: 1.

In front of 1183 enthusiastic spectators, the Dresden women initially struggled. The first set went with 20:25 to the hosts from Wiesbaden, who started courageously and concentrated. The DSC women had difficulty finding their rhythm, which led to an early deficit. Coach Waibl reacted with a break, but the Hessians pulled away from Tanja Große due to the strong serves. After the DSC was able to compensate at 12:12 at short notice, the hosts kept the momentum and secured the first sentence.

turn in the game

In the second set, there was a crucial turn for the DSC women. Difficulties in building the game meant that Waibl had to take two tactical breaks early to realign the team. But it was the change from Lorena Fijok who came into play at the right time that brought the change. In a true volleyball thriller, the guests managed to make a gap of 9:19 almost sensationally. Eva Zatkovi? Set decisive accents with its strong performance and ultimately ensured the 26:24 set win for the DSC, which further strengthened the team spirit.

The third and fourth half of the set showed the DSCVolleys in impressive form. Zatkovi?, Who was supposed to be the strongest scorer with 17 points in the course of the game, played a central role in the success of the team. In the third set, the Dresden women achieved the decisive point for the set win. Also in the fourth section, they kept their nerves and gradually expanded their leadership before Victoria Demidova decided the match with the first match ball after 107 minutes.

awards and personal services

The performance of Eva Zatkovi?, which was substituted in the final phase of the second set, did not go unnoticed. She was awarded the MVP medal, while Celine Jebens received the silver medal from the hosts. Victoria Demidova showed further strong performance with 16 points and Lorena Fijok with 14 points. Despite a strong team performance and the necessary fighting spirit, there were also dark sides, since some players like Sarah Straube and Emma Clothier went into play in terms of health.

Coach Waibl was satisfied with the overall performance of his team, apart from the difficulties in the first sentence. He noticed that it is not often the case of being able to turn such a high gap. The DSC women will take this remarkable performance with them, and it will be exciting how the team can present themselves in the upcoming games. The findings from this match should serve as the basis for the further challenges in the league in order to expand the winning streak and to remain competitive. For more information, See the current reporting on www.volleyballer.de .