VfL Hameln in the new regional league: puzzling opponents discovered!

VfL Hameln in the new regional league: puzzling opponents discovered!

Grüppenbühren/Bookholzberg, Deutschland - On May 26, 2025, the curtain for the new handball regional league, in which the promoted VfL Hameln meets an exciting and challenging field of opponents. VfL Hameln will not only see well -known teams, but also enigmatic adversary, as the HSG Grüppenbühren/Bookholzberg, will see in competition. This team is located in the Oldenburger Land, near Ganderkesee, and raises the question of what the Hamelner can expect from this unknown opponent. In addition to Grüppenbühren/Bookholzberg, VfL Hameln also faces other competitors, including TV Cloppenburg, SV Beckdorf and many more.

coach Marc Siegesmund will guide his protégés through these challenges. The tension is great - how will the new game constellations work for VfL Hameln?

referee and their importance in handball

Another central element in handball are the referees who are essential for a fair and regulated course of the games. The referee training usually begins from the age of 16. A junior referee training is offered for younger interested parties from the age of 13. This is done in cooperation with the HVNB and the Hanover-Weser leash handball region in order to also promote the offspring at an early stage. The advantages of a referee work include game management compensation, depending on the division, and the reimbursement of travel costs of € 0.30 per kilometer.

VfL Hameln offers additional incentives in this area: This includes free referee training, providing the necessary equipment and free admission to all home games up to the men's Oberliga. The mentoring of experienced VfL referees and a pick-up service for the training are also part of the offer. In addition, helpers are needed on the edge of the field to document games, and a call to parents and fans is directed to become active as a timekeeper. The advantages of a timekeeper are diverse, starting with the best place on the edge of the field to belonging to the club community.

modern referee training

The training of referees has developed in recent years. The DHB online magazine is a new digital platform that provides current information, tactical training and many other content for referees. The training takes place from a blended learning concept that combines presence events with e-learning modules. The participants have to go through different lessons and can flexibly divide their learning time.

It is important that each lesson is only activated after the previous completion of the previous one, so that the learning is introduced step by step into the matter. This modern approach supports referees in understanding and using the current rules of the game.

The upcoming season promises not only for VfL Hameln, but also for everyone involved in the field of handball. Balanceditets and the challenges are important. Now it says: on handball fun!