HSG Konstanz celebrates a clear victory: Michelberger shines with seven goals!

HSG Konstanz celebrates a clear victory: Michelberger shines with seven goals!

An exciting handball game took place at the weekend between HSG Konstanz and HBW Balingen-Weilstetten II. The encounter in the South League was initially promising for the guests, but HSG Konstanz was able to prevail as the game progressed.

The Gauls from Balingen were 3-1 ahead at the start of the game. But Lars Michelberger, who shows himself to be a real talent on the field, turned the game around with a goal to make it 5:4 for Konstanz. Lars Bänsch's goal ensured the final balance at 6:6 before HSG Konstanz took control of the game and built a lead of 12:7 Handball world reported.

Strong performance from Lars Michelberger

Lars Michelberger was the one who really stepped on the gas: with a total of seven goals from different positions, he was the linchpin of the offensive game. Like the HSG Konstanz club page reports, Michelberger came to HSG from TV Pfullendorf in 2017 and quickly became an indispensable part of the first team. He continues the tradition of the “Konstanzer Weg”, even though his youth background in the 2nd Bundesliga represents an exceptional situation.

The HSG defense was also remarkably strong, Luca Schwormstede in particular stood out with his performances. Goalkeeper Konstantin Poltrum ensured that HSG only conceded ten goals in the first 30 minutes. Coach Vitor Baricelli emphasized how important a solid defense is for the game and the success of his team.

Continuous progress and outlook

After halftime, things went like clockwork for HSG. They went on an impressive 8-0 run that went from 20:13 to 28:13. The hosts found it difficult to get to Konstanz's defense. According to reports, HSG played with concentration and confidence until the end of the game.

Another pleasing detail is that Tim Enninghorst from the U21 also appeared on the scoreboard. Despite the emphatic victory, Baricelli expressed satisfaction but urged further hard work to take the team to a higher level.

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The last game showed once again that HSG Konstanz can compete at the top of the league with its strong youth work and special team spirit. Fans can be excited to see what the upcoming games bring!