Coach Matthias Steinkamp wants to say goodbye by staying in the league at the end of the season
Photo: SG HH-Nord/Olaf Boneß
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Hamburg – In the 3rd league of the North-East season, SG Hamburg-Nord had completed 23 of the 30 match days by the Easter break. With 13:33 points and 604:684 goals, coach Matthias Steinkamp’s team is in 14th place, the first relegation spot.
“We are not happy with the situation in the table at the moment. Our goal for the season was and is to stay in the league, which cannot be achieved at the moment,” says supervisor Sören Priebs, who is not very pleased with what has been achieved. “However, we are still optimistic and motivated, even though the rest of the program is anything but easy.”
There are only four points to reach the rescue bank, where HC Burgenland (17:29) is currently ranked. If there were a tie on points with the HC at the end of the season, Hamburg would be ahead, as the direct comparison with two wins for Hamburg would have a positive impact. Now, from April 7th, when the final spurt of the season begins with the away game against second-placed HC Empor Rostock, it means getting the necessary points to stay in the league in the remaining seven games.
New blood is continually being incorporated
After the end of the A-youth season, SG Hamburg-Nord integrated young talents with Peer Reyelt, Nico Sandtmann, Yannick Laudenbach, Bruno Carolus and Konrad Hohmann in order to get further options for the squad. “We are very happy that the boys are giving us freshness on the one hand and are actively increasing the competition for squad positions on the other. Furthermore, we are taking the path that we as SG Hamburg-Nord have set as our goal: to provide permeability right up to the top for young talents who are willing to work hard,” said Priebs, pleased about this opportunity.
The remaining program becomes a challenge
After a good start to the season with two wins, one draw and the opening defeat, the score was 5:3. There was then a long dry spell with 1:15 points before the victory over HSG Ostsee Neustadt/Grömitz at home followed. At the turn of the year there was another defeat, with 8:20 points being the entire result of the first series. The start of the second half of the season with 4:6 points was followed by another 1:7 points, including the double-counting home defeat against fellow rivals for relegation HC Burgenland.
The next two games are all tough, with Hamburg against the top two in the league and all away. This means that a maximum of bonus points can come from these games. “However, we showed last Saturday that we as a collective can keep up with the big players and will therefore by no means give ourselves up without a chance,” said supervisor Priebs optimistically. “The games in Altenholz and Magdeburg will also be very tough tasks. However, both have weakened in a few cases this season, so maybe we’ll catch a good moment here.” The SG also has this direct group chasing the top duo in the program for the remaining seven matches, where the necessary points have to be scored. A mammoth task awaits SG Hamburg-Nord in the final sprint to stay in the league.
SG Hamburg Nord (13:33), TSV Burgdorf II (12:34) and HSV Insel Usedom (8:38) are currently in the relegation places.
All previous SG HH-Nord games at a glance
Heim GastResultHSG Eider Harde–SG Hamburg-Nord34:21SG Hamburg-Nord–Stralsunder HV24:24HC Burgenland–SG Hamburg-Nord25:30SG Hamburg-Nord–HSV Insel Usedom36:26Oranienburger HC–SG Hamburg-Nord36:34TSV Burgdorf II–SG Hamburg-Nord29 :22SG Hamburg-Nord–SC DHfK Leipzig II27:27Füchse Berlin II–SG Hamburg-Nord34:23SG Hamburg-Nord–HC Empor Rostock24:30SG Hamburg-Nord–MTV Braunschweig24:31SG Hamburg-Nord–TSV Altenholz23:35SG Hamburg-Nord– SC Magdeburg II28:34SG Hamburg-Nord–HSG Ostsee N/G29:26SV Anhalt Bernburg–SG Hamburg-Nord37:27SG Hamburg-Nord–HSG Eider Harde26:31Stralsunder HV–SG Hamburg-Nord31:25SG Hamburg-Nord–HC Burgenland29:25TSV Anderten–SG Hamburg-Nord28:14HSV Insel Usedom–SG Hamburg-Nord23:25SG Hamburg-Nord–Oranienburger HC26:27SG Hamburg-Nord–TSV Burgdorf II27:28SC DHfK Leipzig II–SG Hamburg-Nord33:30SG Hamburg-Nord–Füchse Berlin II30:30
The current table
1MTV Braunschweig41:5761:6191422HC Empor Rostock38:8675:5751003TSV Altenholz30:16732:666664Füchse Berlin II30:16735:695405SC Magdeburg II29:17746:705416Oranienburger HC27:19709:676337 HSG Eider Harde24:22697:684138TSV Anderten23:23657:646119SC DHfK Leipzig II23:23727 :728-110Stralsunder HV18:28663:680-1711HSG Ostsee N/G18:28625:672-4712SV Anhalt Bernburg17:29643:681-3813HC Burgenland17:29627:694-6714SG Hamburg-Nord13:33604:684-8015TSV Burgdorf II12:34624:703-7916HSV Insel Usedom8:38639:756-117
Hamburg used a total of 29 players
SG Hamburg-Nord repeatedly had to compensate for injury-related absences, which is why a total of 29 players have been used over the course of the season so far. Only Filip Timarac and Mikel Geiger Gajate took part in all 23 games, while three players, Friedrich Kilias, Joshua Saleh and Kristof Evermann, made 22 appearances.
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Friedrich Kilias remains the SG’s most successful goalscorer
In the 3rd League North-East season, 184 of the 240 games have been played so far, in which 10,864 goals were scored, including 1,022 from seven meters. This means that there were an average of 59.04 goals per game. Here, Nico Richter from SV Anhalt Bernburg leads the top scorer list with 157 goals, 62 of which were from seven meters, ahead of Marvin Siemer from Füchse Berlin II (151/61) and Benedek Szakály from HSV Insel Usedom (140/40).
Within the club, Friedrich Kilias leads SG Hamburg-Nord with 113 goals, 35 of which were seven-meter goals, which means an average of 5.1 goals per game. Behind him is Filip Timarac (96/0/4.2) ahead of Joshua Saleh (58/12/2.6).
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Top ten top scorers in the league
NameClubSp.GoalsGoals/SpF.-Goals7m-GoalsNico Richter SV Anhalt Bernb.221577,19562Marvin Siemer Füchse Berlin II181518,49061Benedek Szakály HSV Usedom Island231406,110040Kevin HamannHSG Eider Harde231295,66762Malte DederdingOrani enburger HC191256,61250Strahinja VuceticHC Burgenland201206,07347Christian HerzSV Anhalt Bernb.221185,41180Fin BacksTSV Anderten231175,18235Philipp KrauseMTV Braunschweig231175,15661Piet MöllerHSV Ostsee N/G211165,58432
Top ten of the SG Hamburg-Nord top scorers list
NameSpToreTore/SpF.-Tore7m-ToreFriedrich Kilias221135,17835Filip Timarac23964,2960Joshua Saleh22582,64612Kristof Evermann22512,3510Mikel Geiger Gajate23492,1490Lars Auth21412,01724Lennard Steen21391,9390Gregor Lieke14282,0280Jan-Erik Kaage10232,3230Thilo Lange10171,7170
Penalties until the Easter break
In the games played, the referees showed a total of 416 yellow cards, handed out 1,356 time penalties and handed out 81 red cards and one blue card.
Kevin Lux from Oranienburger HC received 14 yellow cards, 29 time penalties and 1 red card and thus leads the list of “sinners” in the games played so far this season.
For Hamburg, Mikel Geiger Gajate (2/19/0) leads ahead of Filip Timarac (6/18/0) and Friedrich Kilias (0/10/1). In total, the SG players received 18 yellow cards, 84 time penalties and 2 red cards, meaning the SG Hamburg-Nord team is in 9th place in the club rankings.
Top ten of the league’s “sinners list” of players
NameClubSpyellow2.Min.redKevin LuxOranienburger HC2314291Matej SagijStralsunder HV224252Niklas MühlenbruchMTV Braunschweig226230Robin MüllerTSV Anderten2010222Fabian HaasmannStralsunder HV232211Niklas FriedrichSC Anhalt Bernburg185192Mikel Geiger GajateSG Hamburg-Nord232190Ron DieffenbacherFüchse Berlin II173182Filip TimaracSG Hamburg-Nord236180Tim BilzerHC Burgenland224171
Top ten of the SG Hamburg-Nord “sinners list”.
NameSpgelb2.Min.rotMikel Geiger Gajate232190Filip Timarac236180Friedrich Kilias220101Joshua Saleh22180Eike-Christian Wertz6040Lars Auth21031Kristof Evermann22130Lennard Steen21030Raphael Höfer19030Michel Wendt17030
The “sinners list” of the teams
ClubSpyellow2.Min.redblueStralsunder HV233410960HSV Insel Usedom233010470Oranienburger HC23359490HC Burgenland23209470SV Anhalt Bernburg23188630HC Empor Rostock23198550MTV Braunschweig23328450TSV Burgdorf II23338420SG Hamburg-Nord23188420TSV Altenholz23238370HSG Ostsee N/G23238261Füchse Berlin II23198190SC DHfK Leipzig II23257950TSV Anderten23367850HSG Eider Harde23316530SC Magdeburg II23206400Sum 4161356811
In the final spurt of the season, only full throttle is needed to stay in the league
In the remaining seven third division games, every point counts towards staying in the league. Currently four points behind the saving bank, the team of coach Steinkamp, who is leaving at the end of the season, still has an extremely difficult remaining program to complete. Immediately after the Easter break we go away to the top three (HC Empor Rostock (2nd), MTV Braunschweig (1st) and TSV Altenholz (3rd) in the league, before two teams from the midfield (TSV Anderten and SC Magdeburg II). be cloths.
The remaining program at a glance
DateTimeHome Guest07.04.202416.00HC Empor Rostock–SG Hamburg-Nord13.04.202419.30MTV Braunschweig–SG Hamburg-Nord20.04.202418.00TSV Altenholz–SG Hamburg-Nord27.04.202419.00SG Hamburg-Nord–TSV Anderten04.05.20241 9.00SC Magdeburg II– SG Hamburg-Nord18.05.202418.30HSG Ostsee N/G–SG Hamburg-Nord25.05.202419.00SG Hamburg-Nord–SV Anhalt Bernburg
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2024-03-30 11:03:57
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