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Three thrilling draws: SG Börde Handball fights tirelessly!
Three Oberliga teams from SG Börde played a draw on November 11th, 2025. Insights into exciting gameplay and future challenges.
Three thrilling draws: SG Börde Handball fights tirelessly!
An exciting weekend for SG Börde Handball, which ended last weekend with three draws in the league. The sport of handball is lively and firmly rooted in the region, even if the results did not always bring home the hoped-for victory.
In the men's league, SG Börde competed against TSV Anderten II. The team was longing for a turnaround after suffering two previous defeats. With a strong start, SG Börde quickly moved ahead, at times even leading 7:3 and 11:4. Jan Keuntje, the best thrower of the game, contributed to the 15:14 lead at halftime. The absolute tension was fueled again by Jens Keuntje's seven-meter goal in the last second before half-time. But despite an interim lead of 21:17 in the second period, the lead could not be maintained, which ended in a 29:29. The focus is already on the next game against HSV Warberg/Lelm next Saturday, where the points must be scored in order to continue the catch-up race.
A-youth and women in action
The A-youth of SG Börde Handball were also challenged in their performance against Northeimer HC. In a thrilling game, the youngsters fought back after a challenging first half and a deficit of 12:16. Cedric Gerschler finally equalized the game at 26:26, while Tom Abmeier secured the tie at 30:30 shortly before the end. With 7:1 points, the A-Youth remain at the top of their table and are continuing the positive trend.
Things were no less exciting in the women's league. The match against HSG Plesse-Hardenberg e.V. also ended with a draw of 24:24. After a good start with a 4-1 lead, the players went into a goalless phase of 12 minutes. The halftime lead was still 12:11. Franziska Mewes in goal put in an outstanding performance, while Lilly Folger scored the equalizer. Shortly before the end of the game, the women also had the chance to win, but a potential goal was not counted due to a controversial referee decision. For the next game in Wolfsburg, the goal of minimizing technical errors and bringing home the points has been clearly defined.
A unique sport
Handball is very popular in Germany, and a recent report from Statista provides comprehensive insights into the industry. The report, which summarizes data and statistics on the sport of handball in Germany up to 2025, shows the entire development of the game, from the number of members of the German Handball Federation (DHB) to the number of spectators in the Bundesliga. The successful history of the German handball teams is reported on as well as the world championships and national tournaments of recent years. Fans can look forward to the upcoming sporting events promising exciting duels and thrilling games. You can find out more about this on Statista.
As handball grows throughout Germany and beyond, the stories and results from the local leagues and clubs like SG Börde are also fascinating. Despite the draw last weekend, the motivation to develop and fight remains unbroken. A passionate sport that shows again and again that every game brings new surprises.