Bobsleigh power: SC Potsdam plans to defend its title in the 2025 World Cup!

Bobsleigh power: SC Potsdam plans to defend its title in the 2025 World Cup!

The sport is alive - this is also evident in the rapidly approaching World Cup season in bobsleigh. From theNovember 17th to 23rdThe athletes in Cortina d’Ampezzo, Italy, give their best. According to SC Potsdam, the reigning two-man bobsleigh world champions Laura Nolte and Deborah Levi are ready to defend their titles. What an exciting time for these two and their fans! SC Potsdam reports that the season will continue with further stops in Innsbruck, Lillehammer and Sigulda before moving on to the Olympic Games at the beginning of January 2026 after a stopover in Winterberg.

But it's not just on the track that people are rolling with joy. In the regional volleyball league, the third team from SC Potsdam recorded a clear victory against USV Halle II and won3-0in a thrilling match (25:15, 25:14, 25:19). Next goal: the game against TSV Wedding onNovember 9th. Here too, the team is determined to collect more points.

That's how it works in floorball and athletics

But the sporting activities don't stop there! In the area of ​​floorball, an exciting collaboration has begun between SC Potsdam and the Red Devils Wernigerode. Wholeeight SCP playersare in the squad of the first division team and show great commitment. Recently a home game against BB United ended in a draw3:7for the Red Devils – a fighting game that captivated the spectators.

SC Potsdam also shines in athletics. Christopher Linke covered an impressive distance of 1 hour during the “one-hour walk” in Prague14,462 metersback and cracked the 10,000 meter mark41:33.12 minutes. Bravo, Christopher! Such achievements represent a strong commitment from the athletes and show that SC Potsdam is also at the forefront in this sport.

Challenges in men's volleyball

But not everything is going smoothly. In the Third League North, the SC Potsdam men's team had to admit defeat to the Chemie Volleys Mitteldeutschland and lost1:3(25:27, 25:23, 22:25, 23:25). We can only hope that the team will perform well at the next home game against the Dessau VolleysNovember 15thcan pick herself up again and delight her audience with a great performance. The SC is currently slipping to ninth place - a point at which something has to change.

Overall, SC Potsdam stands for diversity in sport, and the next few weeks promise pure excitement - whether in bobsleigh, volleyball or athletics. For all fans it's time to stay tuned and get excited!