St. Pölten triumphs in Feldkirch: Handball team on the advance!

St. Pölten triumphs in Feldkirch: Handball team on the advance!

In an exciting handball game in Feldkirch, the women of the Union St. Pölten were able to win a clear victory last weekend. After an initial period of acclimatization, in which both teams were equivalent and were still undecided at 3: 3 in the sixth minute, the guests from St. Pölten increasingly took the scepter into their hands. Her skilled moves and the strong performance of her goalkeeper Magdalena Pfeffel were crucial for the leadership, which could be expanded to 8: 4 in the 11th minute.

With a consistently disciplined defense and targeted attacks, the St. Pöltner women developed an impressive lead of nine goals before half -time (11:20 in the 29th minute). Even after the change of sides, they showed no weakness and managed their lead from eight to nine goals up to the 51st minute, despite all the attempts by the Feldkirch coach Karsten Schneider, who changed the tactics to bring his team back into play.

strong team performance

Cotrainian Waltraud Wagner was pleased with the solid performance of her team: "We were well prepared for all variants. Regardless of whether Feldkirch played with 7 against 6 or other strategies, our players could not be got out of the concept." It should be emphasized that the young talents were also integrated into the game; U-16 player Hannah Stachelberger even scored her first goal in the Wha.

Sieg is of great importance for the Union St. Pölten, since they can use it to orientate themselves upwards in the table and are no longer in the lower third. Der HC Sparkasse BW Feldkirch muss sich nun als Tabellenschlusslicht behaupten.

Trainer Rita Varga-Borbás praised the entire team for their successful performance: "It was a very sovereign, routine performance. I can not lift out of a player, our defense was really very good." The difference in comparison to the last home game against the foxes was that the team was now better in the end and could score numerous simple goals.

In the statistics, the result of the game is clear: St. Pölten kept the upper hand with 35:27 and thus stabilized on the way to the midfield position. The next challenge is already waiting, because in handball, every game is crucial for achieving the seasonal objectives.

The statistics of the players and their performance promise another exciting course of the season, with the possibility that St. Pölten can move forward further. This victory in Feldkirch could have been the necessary step into a successful season. More details on this topic can be found in a detailed report www.noen.at .