University of Greifswald clearly triumphs in the derby: 39:24 against HC Vorpommern!

University of Greifswald clearly triumphs in the derby: 39:24 against HC Vorpommern!

The handball world in Greifswald is still struggling with the aftermath of the spectacular city derby that took place on October 27, 2025 in the Peenetalhalle. The SG Uni Greifswald/Loitz delivered an impressive performance and clearly won the meeting with HC Vorpommern Greifswald with 39:24. A true demonstration of power that thrilled the audience. Loud Northern Courier The game was competitive until the 13th minute, when a goal from Ivica Simic gave the university team the lead.

Ben Zimmer, one of HC Vorpommern's key players, had to retire after two minutes due to a serious knee injury, which significantly affected his team's hopes of success. At halftime, SG Uni was already comfortably leading 21:14. Goalkeeper Jan Kominek, who came into the goal at short notice due to Paul Weier's injury, not only made a few saves but also scored a goal. Coach Jürgen Radloff expressly thanked Kominek and his main club Empor Rostock for their support.

Successful season for HC Vorpommern

Even though the derby ended unfortunately for HC Vorpommern, the overall balance of the season remains positive. The club has already established itself as a safe mover to the regional league, which is the most successful season in its history. Igor Urbaniak, who played a key role in the decisive goals, is mentioned as the key to promotion, as reported by NDR reported. In addition, a change in leadership is imminent: Ben Westphal will become athletic director and leave his position as head coach after five years. This change could bring a breath of fresh air into the team structure.

A new signing is also on the horizon: Max Eichhorn will join the squad as a left winger and brings experience from Empor Rostock. The next two games scheduled for this season will also be played on home soil - which could give the team additional motivation. A broadly based squad is essential for the challenges ahead and could be the key to success in the regional league.

The feedback from the trainers

The reactions after the derby couldn't be more different. Jürgen Radloff was pleased with his team's performance and emphasized the positive development. In contrast, HC coach Gunnar Jasmann was clearly disappointed and recognized Loitzer's merits. This tension between the two teams could only further fuel the rivalry and anticipation for future encounters.

Overall, the sporting scene here in Greifswald remains not only exciting, but also full of potential for the future. With fresh impulses and ambitious goals we continue into the regional league, while the memories of the last city derby will resonate for a long time.