Riedlhütte triumphs in the A class: 7 wins from 8 games!

Riedlhütte triumphs in the A class: 7 wins from 8 games!

What's going on in Ried? After being relegated from the Freyung district class, SV Riedlhütte has successfully positioned itself in the A-class Regen. With seven wins from eight games, the team leads the table and has players and fans smiling. In discussions with the PNP, those responsible such as Sepp Weinberger and Michael Miedl emphasize the various factors that lead to this success.

An important step was the installation of Stefan Braml as the new coach, former coach of SG Saldenburg/Thurmansbang. Braml chose Riedlhütte because he found the sporting realignment and the young squad exciting. Under his leadership, the team not only integrated ten young talents, but also formed a stable axis of experienced players from the goalkeeper to the center forward. It becomes clear that the combination of youth and experience is seen as ideal here.

Strong performance and motivated players

So far the team has not received a red card, which speaks for the respectful treatment on the pitch. Braml emphasizes the cohesion, motivation and discipline of his team. The strategy of playing quickly and being stable in defense is proving to be extremely successful. It will be exciting on Wednesday when there is a derby against TSV Spiegelau, where the Riedlhütte team can potentially extend their lead in the table to six points.

Those responsible are also taking a look into the future: the realignment in the men's area should continue to focus on young people. Sepp Weinberger, who was previously the A-junior coach, and ex-professional Michael Miedl are taking on responsibility for the football department as dual leaders. After Christian Sterr's withdrawal from operational activities, he is concentrating on his role as first chairman. In addition, Matthias Pauli will no longer be active after two seasons as player-coach.

The way into the future

Braml has taken on the challenge with a young squad and there are already some exciting changes in the air. Players like Jannick Blöchinger and Tim Janka have already taken on important roles in the first team. In addition, other talents such as Lukas Lorenz and Paul Rothkopf were integrated into the senior section. Braml sees a lot of potential in the team, even if the first year will be challenging. The aim is not only sporting success, but also the further development of young players and the creation of more stability in the club.

If SV Riedlhütte continues on this road to success, it could not only please the fans, but also inspire the entire football community in the region. A strong team that sticks together can achieve great things in such a challenging environment.

Information about the team's innovations and developments can be found on the PNP, Fupa and Merkur websites: PNP, Fupa, Mercury.