Handball fever in MV: Top teams fight for the championship!

Handball fever in MV: Top teams fight for the championship!

Handball enthusiastic in Mecklenburg-Western Pomerania: In recent years, the popular sport has developed into the passion of many fans. Thousands of spectators flock to the games of their favorite teams and celebrate their enthusiasm for sport. The news blog of the Ostsee-Zeitung provides current information about handball in Mv.

in the men-3. League are the HC Empor Rostock and the Stralsund HV active, while in the women's 3. League of the Rostock HC and Grün-Weiß Schwerin fight for points. In addition, six male teams from MV take part in the regional league, including HSV island Usedom and the SG Uni Greifswald/Loitz.

regional league and amateur class

The men's regional league is represented by teams such as Empor II and SV Fortuna Neubrandenburg and the Mecklenburg Stirin. Stavenhagener SV, SV Warnemünde and Fortuna Neubrandenburg are active for women. Information about playing and approaching the 3rd league and the amateur classes can be found on the website of the respective clubs and in the regional news.

An important topic that concerns the clubs is data protection. HC Empor Rostock takes the protection of personal data seriously and treats it confidentially. On the association's website, it is possible to access information anonymously. Data is only collected on a voluntary basis, and the transmission on the Internet can have security gaps. The association uses cookies to increase user -friendliness, but these do not contain any viruses.

data protection in handball

The Deutsche Handballbund (DHB) is actively committed to protecting the personal rights of all athletes and employees. Compliance with the data protection principles is of central importance in order to prevent data protection violations that could have negative consequences for those affected. In addition, support and further training for the members should be offered to ensure fair use of personal data.

A particularly important concern is to name a data protection officer, especially for clubs that regularly employ more than 20 people who are dealing with the automated processing of personal data. The DHB provides the necessary sample documentation that should be adapted to the specific needs of the clubs.

Overall, the efforts of the clubs and the DHB promote responsibility with data that benefits those involved in handball and strengthens confidence in sport.