Löwen Braunschweig with tailwind: next exchange of blows against Chemnitz!

Löwen Braunschweig with tailwind: next exchange of blows against Chemnitz!

The Basketball Lions Braunschweig have gotten a lot of momentum in the last few weeks. After their recent win against PAOK BC in the FIBA ​​Europe Cup, the Lions have now won their third game in a row. The next important competition is on Saturday, November 1st, as the Lions face the NINERS Chemnitz, who are currently in seventh place in the easyCredit BBL and recently played a successful game against ratiopharm Ulm.

Exciting game in Chemnitz

The meeting between the two teams will take place at the Chemnitz Trade Fair and will be broadcast live on Dyn at 8 p.m. Last season, the Lions won all duels against the NINERS, with scores of 82:74 in the first half of the season and 95:83 in the second half of the season. “There is always a hot atmosphere here,” says Löwen assistant coach Keith Thomas, who also looks back on the support of over 300 fans of the Greek club at the home game in anticipation of a similar atmosphere in Chemnitz.

The statistics clearly show that the NINERS Chemnitz currently have a strong offensive. They lead the league in scoring with an average of 93 points per game, led by their playmaker Corey Davis, who averages 15.4 points and 8.4 assists. Thomas and his team will have to prepare to limit Davis' production while still maintaining their own offensive performance. In the last three games, the Lions scored an average of 88 points and only allowed 73 points.

Team chemistry as the key to success

According to Thomas, the better team chemistry that the Lions were able to achieve this season is a key success factor. Good chemistry promotes collaboration on and off the field, which increases player motivation and performance. This positive dynamic is based on clear structures and mutual respect. What is crucial is communication; Teams that communicate effectively with each other and pursue common goals work better together and can resolve conflicts more efficiently.

Training plays an essential role in team development. Targeted team-building exercises and clear role distributions help the players to play to their strengths and develop as a unit. Regular feedback rounds and meetings promote open exchange and strengthen trust in the team. This also means that the pressure in crucial game situations is managed better.

The Lions have worked this season to develop a “next man up” mentality, which means all team members must be ready to take responsibility when it matters most. This will also be necessary in the upcoming match against NINERS Chemnitz, where the challenge is great and the pressure is high. But with a positive attitude and good preparation, nothing stands in the way of your next success.

So it remains to be seen whether the Lions can confirm their strong form in Chemnitz and whether the team, strengthened by the solidarity discussed, will shine again on the floor.