The spectators at the traditional S-Cup in Altensteig (near Calw/Baden-Württemberg) rubbed their eyes in amazement. This is a professional from the Daikin Handball Bundesligawho is lugging a video camera and tripod around. You’re right – Lukas Laube has been given an additional and responsible task.
Handball national player is now video analyst
The Swiss international suffered a serious injury to his right knee at the beginning of February. After an operation and subsequent rehabilitation, the pivot is fighting to return. After passing the “return to sport” test, he could start team training. Until that happens, Laube will put himself at the service of the team and the club.
“I’m doing this so that we can analyze the test matches,” says Laube. “So that we are well prepared. We analyze the mistakes we made. And the good things we have already achieved.”
Laube’s motivation for standing in the stands with a camera: “I put myself completely at the service of the team. If what I do helps the team to progress, then I’m very happy to do it.”
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There were no surprises on the first day of the tournament on Friday. SC DHfK Leipzig overwhelmed hosts and association league team TSV Altensteig with a score of 53:24. Frisch Auf Göppingen beat SG Pforzheim/Eutingen (3rd League South) 34:24. Laube’s TVB Stuttgart only had some trouble with a 32:25 defeat against cult club TV Großwallstadt (2nd League). Bundesliga relegated HBW Balingen-Weilstetten clearly beat the Swiss team TSV St. Otmar St. Gallen with a score of 40:28.
This means that the following matches will take place on Saturday in two adjacent halls: TSV Altensteig – TV Großwallstadt (4 p.m.), SG Pforzheim/Eutingen – TSV St. Otmar St. Gallen (5 p.m.), Frisch Auf Göppingen – HBW Balingen (6 p.m.), SC DHfK Leipzig – TVB Stuttgart (8 p.m.).
The final matches will take place on Sunday from 12 noon.
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