Adler Königshof was able to achieve an important success in the derby against the St. Tönis gymnastics team. Sebastian Bartmann’s team won against the newly promoted team from the Oberliga with 32:25. It was the third victory with which the Eagles were able to equalize their points account. “It was a very scattered game for us, St. Tönis was able to take advantage of the mistakes,” reported Adler coach Florian Lindenau, who was born in St. Tönis and started playing handball there. The Eagles went into halftime with a lead of 15:12, but St. Tönis equalized to make it 16:16 and 17:17. The hosts then went on a 5-0 run. “So we entered the home straight. When Mike Kammann came into the goal for me for a seven-meter penalty when the score was 25:21 and was able to parry it against Kai Wingert, it increased the mood in the well-filled hall,” said Lindenau. The Eagles pulled ahead to 29:22 and deservedly won 32:25 in the end. “We started the game well, but unfortunately we acted too hectic in many phases. If we want to score points in the league, we have to push ourselves to the limit for 60 minutes,” said St. Töniser Lliam Meyers.
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