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TSV Hagen 1860 suffers its first defeat – exciting championship race!
The last matchday of the first half of the season in the 1st Bundesliga North and South took place on June 17, 2025. TSV Calw played against TSV Pfungstadt.
TSV Hagen 1860 suffers its first defeat – exciting championship race!
Today, June 17, 2025, everything in Germany's highest fistball league revolves around exciting duels and important decisions for the coming rounds. The last matchday of the first half of the season took place in the 1st Bundesliga North, and TSV Hagen 1860 had an unpleasant experience: they suffered their first defeat of the season against Leichlinger TV. The Leichlingen team grabbed the points with 5:4, which is a bitter setback for the previous league leaders. As Faustball Liga reports, the game was extremely exciting with sets of 5:11, 10:12, 11:9 and other emotional rollercoasters.
The league's matchups also had their own stories to tell for other teams. Ahlhorner SV was able to trump TV Brettorf and clearly won 5-1. Brettorf, on the other hand, had to move up from 8th to 5th after another loss against VfK 1901 Berlin. The rest of the order remained unchanged and the field for the second half of the season is now set.
Overview of the games in the 1st Bundesliga North
- Leichlinger TV – TSV Hagen 1860: 5:4
- Berliner TS – VfK 1901 Berlin: 5:4
- Ahlhorner SV – TV Brettorf: 5:1
- VfK 1901 Berlin – TV Brettorf: 5:3
- Leichlinger TV – Ahlhorner SV: 5:0
- Berliner TS – SV Moslesfehn: 5:2
- VfL Kellinghusen – TSV Hagen 1860: 2:5
What happens next? From next weekend there will now be separate groups for the championship and the relegation round. In the 1st Bundesliga South, however, the first decisions are coming up. Here TV 1880 Käfertal has to go into the relegation round after they missed out on taking part in the German Championships. The results of the games in the South Group are equally exciting and show which teams have come out on top.
Results of the 1st Bundesliga South
- TV Stammheim – TSV Calw: 4:5
- TV Waldrennach – TV 1880 Käfertal: 1:5
- TSV Pfungstadt – TV Segnitz: 5:0
- TV Vaihingen / Enz – TV SW-Oberndorf: 5:1
- TSV Calw – TSV Pfungstadt: 3:5
- TV Waldrennach – TV SW-Oberndorf: 0:5
- TV 1880 Käfertal – TV Vaihingen / Enz: 1:5
The Faustball Bundesliga has been the highest national league in German fistball since 1960, and as Wikipedia points out, the competition includes both north and south relays. Each season features eight teams who compete against each other in home and away games. A special highlight is the joint final tournament in September, in which the best teams from the various seasons fight for the glorious title. The league not only offers the best fistball in Germany, but also the opportunity to compete internationally, for example in world and European championships.
But what makes this sport so attractive? DTB Faustball describes that although fistball has similarities to volleyball, it still has unique characteristics. The structure of the game, the ball touches and the awarding of points are clearly structured - and the passionate fans create a captivating atmosphere. Who knows, perhaps fistball will become even more popular in the coming years and spark more competitive spirit in Germany!