Annaberg-Lungötz: With a strong degree in the winter break of the 1st grade south

Annaberg-Lungötz: With a strong degree in the winter break of the 1st grade south

The small but ambitious association Annaberg-Unlungötz shows that with the right attitude and a strong team spirit in the 1st grade south you can be quite successful. After an impressive winning streak, the team goes into the winter break full of optimism after being able to enter a solid 2-0 home win against the team from Hollersbach on Tuesday. This was already the fourth victory in a row and left the Annaberger in the sixth place in the table with 26 points after 16 game rounds.

Currently the Annaberger are eight points behind the leaders Mühlbach/HKG. The team, which went into the league as a promoted man, undoubtedly proven that they should not be underestimated, even if they had to accept further training in a 2: 3 defeat against the leaders. Michael Buchegger, head of the association, emphasizes that even the current leader is not unbeatable and that his own team is absolutely intended to carry the swing into the second half of the season.

self -made actors in focus

The philosophy of the association is particularly exciting: Annaberg relies on its own actor without exception. This strategy shows that the association invests heavily in its own youth and aims to promote talents from the region. Buchegger comments on this with the words: "No matter in which league we play, we play with Annabergers." This attitude underlines the sense of community and the attachment of the players to their homeland.

The autumn crafting impressively showed that the club is able to optimally exploit its potential. Many of the players made a decisive contribution to strong performance. "We played against Hollersbach as we made it all autumn," Buchegger noted. The Annaberger not only regained the points in the account, but also the confidence in their skills.

With only five points difference between the second cell on the lake and the eighth Lenzing, the competition in the upper half of the table is particularly tight. Buchegger is determined that the goal of playing in front can still be reached. "Our goal was to play in front. That is still possible," said the section manager. With a solid team spirit and clear goals, the Annaberger motivates the second half of the season to continue the course of success.