MKV men celebrate a thrilling 3-2 win against Jahn Kassel!

MKV men celebrate a thrilling 3-2 win against Jahn Kassel!

An exciting weekend for the MKV men's team! Last Saturday the team played against SG Jahn Kassel in the away game and won with an exciting 3-2 win. The fight for the points was anything but easy, as the Cologne team were already narrowly behind the hosts in the first set, who won 26:24. But the fighting spirit of the MKV team was unbroken.

In the second set, MKV showed what they were made of and won 25:21. Again they had to accept a narrow defeat in the third set when the Kassel team prevailed again with 26:24. But the people of Cologne didn't give up and didn't allow themselves to be discouraged. The team's strength shone through in the fourth set, which they clearly won 25:14. In the decisive tie-break, the men used all their experience and won 15:9. A point gained in a hard-fought game, which was more than necessary after previous defeats. Vorsprung Online reports that the success brings a breath of fresh air into the team, which faces the next challenges with new courage.

Next challenges and players in focus

But after the celebrations there is the next task: Next Saturday at 3:00 p.m. the MKV men will continue when the teams from Wetzlar and Marburg are expected. On the sidelines, coach T. Heinrich will ensure that the players go into the matches well prepared.

The team is made up of talented players such as Martin Siedler, Robert Leuner, Sven Scherzer and Tom Riegeler, to name just a few. Each team member brings their individual skills to the games, which strengthens the team dynamic and the chances of scoring further points.

Parallel worlds in sport

While the MKV men are causing a stir in volleyball, there are also exciting developments in tennis. So the men's 50 are on the field in the 2025 Meden round. Players like Thomas Rachow and Sören Kretschmar are on the list, but still have to wait for their first playing opportunities. HTV Liga describes the exciting results and challenges that await many team members in the coming season.

Overall, autumn in Cologne is a time full of challenges and competitions. The comparison between squirrels, diligently collecting food for the winter, and the MKV men's team, fighting for every point, couldn't be more apt. We wish all teams good luck and a good hand in their upcoming games!