As expected, the two main favorites BSG Ebersberg (25:3 points) and FSG Tacherting (21:7 points) are ahead in the south. With BC Villingen-Schwenningen (20:8 points) and SGi Welzheim (16:12 points) two other clubs follow that have a positive points balance. Accordingly, a trio, if not the southern quartet, may already be set for Wiesbaden on Saturday evening. This is obviously the stated aim of the landlord and reigning champion Tacherting. “We have a good starting position to qualify for the final and want to extend our lead and secure qualification,” explains FSG’s Michael Reiter soberly, before adding further research: “The goal is to defend the title!” Tachertinger around the Wieser brothers Moritz and Felix and the world number 4. Katharina Bauer, archery enthusiasts can get an impression of this on mobile devices: As in previous years, the FSG broadcasts the competitions live with various cameras and free of charge Sportdeutschland.TV And if you can’t get enough, you can also listen to commentators Peter Rödel and Philip Kreiser on Sunday in the 2nd Bundesliga (from 12:00).
In the lower regions of the table, SG Freiburg (11:17), TS 1861 Bayreuth (10:18) and GK Burgschtzen Büscheld (8:20) fight for every point to avoid relegation. This should be hardly preventable for TSV Natternberg (1:27).
In the north, five clubs are battling it out for the coveted four places in the final. With SV Querum, BSC BB Berlin (each 20:8 points) and Blankenfelder BS 08 (19:9 points), a trio achieved a very good starting position. Sherwood BSC Herne (16:12) and SV Dauelsen (15:13) are the other two candidates for the finals: there is only a five-point difference between first and fifth place, so excitement is guaranteed. Here’s how hosts Blankenfelder’s Stefan Laux sees it: “The current standings paint a good picture, but there’s no reason to back down. It’s only half time!” But of course Laux hopes that his team will take advantage of the home advantage: “We want to collect enough points so that we can make it before the fourth final competition and qualify there for the final in Wiesbaden to be able to do that.” After the strong start to the season, this is now the stated goal for the season, according to Laux.
There is also a three-way battle in the “cellar of the table” in the northern league, which should be even more challenging than in the south. With RSV Detmold-Klüt (9:19), 1. UTK BSC Oberauroff (7:21) and BSSC Olympia Berlin (6:22), the clubs are very close.
