VC Wiesbaden: Only 1194 spectators-Jebens shines in volleyball debut!

VC Wiesbaden: Only 1194 spectators-Jebens shines in volleyball debut!

The VC Wiesbaden volleyball women produced a remarkable first home game in the Bundesliga season on Wednesday. The team won 3-1 against VfB Suhl and not only provided a sporting success, but also for some interesting insights into the current situation of the club. Although the number of spectators from 1194 remained behind the finished 1500, the mood in the hall was felt in the hall on the German unity square.

The encouragement was less than expected, but the use of the few but committed fans in the hall was noticeable. The fluctuations in the viewer resonance reflect the challenges that volleyball in the region is currently experiencing. The backdrop was still impressive for 20-year-old Celine Jebens, who had to go to the top of the attack. After the exit of Anneclaire Ter Brugge, she was forced to play a central role in the team. Your comment on this situation was clear: "I am pleased that I will get the chance."

Celine Jebens - a new heroine

Celine Jebens, who attracted attention with its 1.90 meters and a dynamic style of play, already marked the first point of the game. At the end of the game, she was a proud 19 points and was appointed "most valuable player". Coach Benedikt Frank, who is known to use praising words economical, noticed that Jebens mastered the challenges well.

The game itself was a roller coaster ride of the emotions, characterized by "Wellentalers". Frank said positively about Jebens ’development and emphasized how important it was to reduce the error rate in the course of the game, which the team ultimately achieved. Jebens himself reflected on her performance between nervousness and self -confidence, which underlines the human side of the competition.

financial difficulties and their consequences

But the joy of victory is clouded by the real difficulties with which the association is confronted. Frank has found creative solutions to maintain the game quality despite only nine healthy players. He uses temporary workers and guest players from men's teams to close gaps in the squad. The focus is on the upcoming games in which the team would like to continue working on a positive “flow”.

The league is currently shaken by financial turbulence. The withdrawal of the Red Raben Vilsbiburg has further tightened the situation, so that only nine teams in the league are now playing, most of which are reached in the playoffs. This could be seen as an opportunity for the remaining teams to adjust better and to maximize performance. However, the negative developments mean that many players switch to financially stronger leagues abroad. National player Anastasia Cekulaev and Olympic champion Justine Wong-Orantes are examples of talents whose departure has a noticeable influence on the entire league.

Nevertheless, Frank remains optimistic and denies the idea that the main round is only a long warm game. "It's about every point and every place," he clarifies. This is the spirit that drives sport and gives the players the motivation to give everything despite adverse circumstances.

How the season will develop remains to be seen. However, it is certain that VC Wiesbaden and its players are facing a challenging but also potentially exciting time. The next encounter will show whether the momentum from the victory against Suhl can be taken and whether the team of the current season can meet.

Overall, the course of the game and the situation of VC Wiesbaden offers an exciting picture of women's volleyball in Germany, with all its challenges and opportunities. The fascination for this sport remains unchanged, and the hope of a positive turn for the team gives supporters reason for joy and expectation.

For more details about the performance of Celine Jebens and the atmosphere in the game, see the report on www.faz.net .