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NHV Delitzsch remains unbeaten: defense in sight!
NHV Concordia Delitzsch remains undefeated and strives for defense, despite difficulties in the game against Aschersleben.
NHV Delitzsch remains unbeaten: defense in sight!
Top sporting performances often reflect team spirit and individual strength - the NHV Concordia Delitzsch also felt this. In an impressive home game on October 6, 2025, the Delitzscher handball players won 35:22 against HC Aschersleben. After a rather tough first half, in which they only led 14:11, the team led by coach Jan Jungandreas showed what they were made of in the second half. LVZ reports that The players like Hanner and Eckart were able to score well in the second half, while the Ascherslebeners, positioned at the bottom of the table, visibly lost their strength.
Max Neuhäuser, the NHV goalkeeper, recalled the bumpy start in his analysis and preferred the performance in the second half. He calls the match a good example of the team's commitment, especially in goal, where both he and Denny Alpers put in solid performances. “We support each other, that’s important,” said Neuhäuser. In addition to his sporting ambitions, the goalkeeper, who joined the NHV in 2010 and is now building a home in Delitzsch, is also bringing a breath of fresh air to the club's social media presence. He is currently studying social work and therefore brings social perspectives into his sport.
Ambitions and goals
The unbeaten record of four wins and a draw after five match days makes the mood bloom. The NHV has set itself ambitious goals for the season: the title defense is at the top of the agenda. Trainer Jungandreas praised the ultimate success of Aschersleben, but sees potential for improvement in training work. Neuhäuser also divides this opinion and indicates technical errors that need to be made to consolidate the dominance in the field.
- Nach fünf Spieltagen: 4 Siege, 1 Unentschieden
- Saisonziel: Titelverteidigung
- Trainer sieht Raum für Verbesserungen
For the coming weeks, the NHV is not only planning to end the injury-free season, but is even considering promotion - but everything depends on the economic conditions. Support from the fans will be essential to achieve the goals we have set.
Science meets practice
While the NHV's sporting successes are encouraging, there are also other developments in the background. The German Handball Association (DHB) has concrete plans to link science with the practice of handball. The aim is to answer relevant questions and effectively integrate scientific findings into sport. The new research profile is intended to promote better technology transfer between science and handball practice.
The combination of science and sport could be crucial in the coming years to further develop handball and meet current and future requirements. The attentive networking of sports practice and research will be increasingly important for teams like the NHV Concordia Delitzsch in order to remain innovative and competitive.
In an environment that is constantly changing, the NHV shows current dynamics that shape both its sporty and social role in handball. For more information about the team and current developments, interested parties can visit the official website of the NHV.