Weimar triumphed with 91:56 - the basketball high -flying continues!

Weimar triumphed with 91:56 - the basketball high -flying continues!

Weimar. The basketball regional league Culture City Weimar has strengthened with a remarkable home win in the Asbach-Halle against the online printers Neustadt. With an impressive record of 3: 1 victories in the current season, the team showed their potential and set the course for a successful season.

After the game, the coach Holger Wägner was very pleased with the guests, Neustadt: "That was our fourth defeat in the fourth game of the season today, but it was the first completely deserved. Weimar was simply more aggressive and better in all matters." This assessment reflected the clear superiority of the Weimarers, which was the winner with a final score of 91:56. The defensive strength and the high accuracy of the hosts are particularly noteworthy. Trainer Farsin Hamze was satisfied with the course of the game and emphasized that his team's development process was clearly recognizable.

condition as the key to success

A decisive factor for this overwhelming victory was the conditional superiority of Culture City Weimar. Hamze said: "We played against an experienced team and tried to play out our conditional advantages against them." Although the guests were still in striking distance until half -time, the intensive game of the Weimarer was noticeable in the course of the game. The ex-Bundesliga player Johannes Richter and his team found that Weimar held the pace with high intensity.

Despite the initial difficulties, especially as a new town with zone defense, Weimar soon demonstrated his defensive identity. "In the middle of the third quarter, the knot finally burst," said coach Hamze. The players scored in the Fastbreak and took over the game. This not only led to a maximum leadership of 65:39, but also to ensure that each of the twelve players achieved scorer points, which underlined the team spirit and the strength of the group.

"That was our highest win of the season so far," said Hamze, and the audience in the Asbach-Halle also celebrated the success. The joy of victory was tangible, but the concentration remains high in the face of the upcoming challenges.

look into the future: away games are

In the coming weeks, a demanding task is waiting for Culture City Weimar because they will compete in the next two away games, first in Bamberg and then at the relegation relegation Breitengüßbach. Hamze is optimistic and mentions that the performance from last Saturday should give you self -confidence. "With the performance of Saturday we can do this confidently," said the trainer. Bamberg is currently only two points behind Weimar in fourth place in the table, while Breitengüßbach with Weimar is tied in second place.

The switch in the style of play that the trainer strived was obviously successful. The players have largely put their training content into practice and demonstrated that they are ready to assert themselves in the league. The next games will be crucial to demonstrate your skills and maybe even improve your position in the table. Culture City Weimar remains a team that has to be taken seriously.

The statistics speak for themselves: Weimar had a superior throw rate, dominated the rebound duel with 37:29 and was able to significantly minimize the ball losses (18 to 29). These figures make it clear that the team not only works as a unit, but also occurs individually.

The team, consisting of players such as Garrett, Köhler, and Nankinski, shows that they are willing to make life difficult for the opponents and play at a high level. At the top of the scorer list, top scorer Ben Köhler was 20 points, while all other actors also contributed to success. The hard work and the tactical adjustments to the coaching team are the basis for this success and offer promising prospects for the rest of the season.