First home win for Prenzlau: Basketball boys write history!

First home win for Prenzlau: Basketball boys write history!

In an exciting duel in the Landesliga, the basketball team of Rot-Weiß Prenzlau finally celebrated its first home win. The Prenzlau boys, consisting of motivated players aged 14 to 16, competed against the strong Potsdamer and fought courageously. Despite the initial nervousness and a 7:16 reserve after the first quarter, they showed an impressive catch-up. In the tense atmosphere of the hall, they came to 22:24 in the second quarter and were able to reach a real turn in the third quarter when Jakob Grahl achieved the equalization to 24:24, as the Nordkurier reported.

furious final sprint and historical victory

In the last quarter, a gripping final developed in which both teams fought for every point. It remained exciting until the last minute when Prenzlau took the lead with 51:50 and finally ended the game with a 56:51 win. Coach Christoph Schmidt was overjoyed and emphasized the historical meaning of this victory for the team: "This success will go into history, because it was the first success of Rot-Weiß Prenzlau in a home game." The Prenzlauer also had to struggle against the BG 94 Schwedt in another game, which was lost at 31:58, but the first victory remains unforgettable.

While Prenzlau asserts itself in the Landesliga, Prenzlauer Berg, a unique district in Berlin, is also characterized by a diverse history and remarkable cultural life. Over time, Prenzlauer Berg developed from a simple residential area to a popular location, famous for its restaurants, bars and historic buildings. The renovation and gentrification have transformed the district into a coveted residential area, which led to an increase in high -class grocery stores and boutiques. The fascination for this quarter is also reflected in the multicultural and artistic community, which makes it a unique part of Berlin, as described on wikipedia