Foxes Berlin write history: first championship title triumphs!

Foxes Berlin write history: first championship title triumphs!

Berlin, Deutschland - On June 8, 2025, the Foxes Berlin wrote history by winning their first German championship title. With an impressive 38: 32 victory against the Rhein-Neckar Löwen, they secured the title in front of SC Magdeburg, which was one point behind the foxes with 55 points. Thanks to a better goal difference of +55 goals, the foxes even gave a tie to the championship.

The foxes started the decisive game nervously because a lot was at stake. The Rhein-Neckar Löwen quickly took the lead 3-0 and even had a five-goal lead at half time. In the second round, however, Mathias Gidsel, who is considered a world handball player, showed an outstanding performance and led his team to the championship. Jaron Siewert, the coach of the Foxes, was awarded for his success as a "best coach of the season" after the team ended the regular season and won the last home game with 45:35 against VfL Gummersbach.

former junior champion shines

The U21 Handball World Championship of men, which has been organized by the International Handball Federation (IHF) since 1977, is an official competition for male players under the age of 21. Germany was able to win the final against Hungary in 2023 and thus secure the third world championship title.

Surprising performance in the European League

In another remarkable appearance, the Foxes Berlin surprisingly won 33:30 against Dinamo Bucharest in the European League. This victory came just 30 hours after her return from Super Globe in Saudi Arabia, and coach Jaron Siewert had not expected such a strong performance. U21 world champion Tim Freihofer scored ten goals in this game and exceeded the superstar Mathias Gidsel, who only contributed six goals.

Preparing for the game was not optimal because Siewert had not seen or contacted the team before the kick -off to give them the necessary relaxation. Freihöfer explained that the game preparation and the video meeting took place two hours before the kick-off in the hall. The foxes were also allowed until Friday before they traveled to Kiel to play their next game on Sunday.

The impressive achievements of the players and the success under coach Jaron Siewert show that the foxes Berlin are well positioned not only for their history, but also for their future.

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