TSG Grünstadt fights against KTV Koblenz in the Rhineland-Palatinate derby!

TSG Grünstadt fights against KTV Koblenz in the Rhineland-Palatinate derby!

Koblenz, Deutschland - drama in Koblenz: TSG Grünstadt faces the last challenge of the season! On Saturday evening it will be serious for the art gymnasts of TSG Grünstadt, which compete against KTV Koblenz in the decisive competition of the second Bundesliga North. At 6 p.m. the Albert Schweitzer Realschule becomes the setting for a gripping duel in which the Grünstadters have to rely on the support of their young talents.

team manager Steffen Fröhlich warns: "We are clear outsiders!" With just five points, the Grünstadt took fifth place, while the Koblenzers are in fourth place with seven points. The KTV Koblenz has recently impressively fought a draw against the leaders MTV Ludwigsburg and shows itself in top form. "If you compete with the same formation, it will be extremely difficult for us to win an overall victory," continued Fröhlich. The TSG has to do without its best gymnast Nico Köhler, who cannot compete due to an arm injury. This means that the young talents like Felix Georg and Oskar Dietz have to wear the main load.

Young talents in the spotlight

The 18-year-old Felix Georg, who comes from Niederwörresbach, is full of drive: "I want to develop here in Grünstadt. The mood in the team is excellent!" He has already proven that he can also shine under pressure when he competed against metropolis Ruhr on four devices and fetched four scores on the pommel horse. Oskar Dietz, also only 18, will do two or three devices in Koblenz. However, the participation of Noah Graf remains uncertain after he had to cancel the Ruhr Metropolis due to injury.

The TSG Grünstadt is also supported by two Welsh guest gymnasts, Jörn Cemlyn-Jones and Jacob Edwards. While the team is fighting, the question remains: Can the young athletes make the impossible possible and put the Koblenzer into their place? The tension increases and the eyes are directed towards Koblenz!