Foxes Girls celebrate the first home win and look forward to new talents

Foxes Girls celebrate the first home win and look forward to new talents

The girls of the Foxes Team recently won a remarkable victory in the first home game of the season. Against the team from Tulln, they could not only secure the first points in the table, but also celebrate personal best. The debuts from Dana and Maria and Pia's first Corbery in the Foxes dress were particularly beautiful moments. The Brucker Association is proud of this success and shows that the hard work pays off.

The course of the game was exciting, with a balanced start, in which both teams experienced some leadership changes. The Foxes had learned from the previous game against Eisenstadt and were determined to make their defensive and offensive effective from the start. With a strong team performance, they were able to break away slightly after the first minutes of the game and expand a small lead at the first quarter of the break.

improvements on the offensive

Especially in the second quarter, the Foxes noticed the progress. The regular visit to the training was noticeable because the offensive game was much more fluid. The players scored with well-executed moves, penetration and offensive rebounds, which ultimately led to a halftime score of +8 for the Brucker. Despite the willingness of the Tullner girls, led by her strong player with 22 points, the Foxes remained concentrated and increased their lead in the third quarter.

A crucial phase of the game came in the last quarter when an 8: 0 run gave the Bruckers clear conditions. Even if some small mistakes and lack of concentration occurred, the girls kept control and secured the first win of the season with a final score of 50:35.

Another positive aspect is the sustainable sporting development of the Foxes. In the 2023/2024 season, a pure maiden team (WU12) competes in the championship, and now two girls' teams have formed that consist of a total of 35 girls. The teams are coached by Günter Krakhofer and the trainers Viktoria Nikolic and Benita Seferovic. The Foxes are planning to integrate a third team next season to further expand young talent.

The long -term goal of the team is to build a stable women's team through continuous training work. However, there is currently still a challenge: in the age range under 10 years (born in 2014 and younger) there is unfortunately a lack of players in the girls' area. Günter Krakhofer is available to interested girls and their parents on 0681 818 55 347 to answer questions and offer information.