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Wilhelmshaven triumphs again: 36:30 victory in Hagen!
Wilhelmshavener HV wins confidently against Eintracht Hagen II on October 25th, 2025. Strong defense and offensive plays characterize the match.
Wilhelmshaven triumphs again: 36:30 victory in Hagen!
An insight into the handball world in Hagen reveals that the Wilhelmshavener HV celebrated its second victory in a row. On October 25, 2025, the Wilhelmshaven team scored with a clear 36:30 (20:14) against Eintracht Hagen II. This match was further proof of the strength of the team, led by coach Christian Köhrmann, after the previous narrow success against VfL Fredenbeck (29:27) [nwzonline] reports that the WHV dominated, especially in the first half.
Jonas Schweigart's Kempa trick was particularly impressive, increasing the score to 24:15 in the 37th minute. However, the Eintracht Hagen II team did not let themselves be defeated and tried to catch up with offensive coverage and superior numbers. Alexander Knak reduced the score to 27:24 in the 47th minute, but the WHV reacted promptly. Goals from Okke Dröge (28:24) and Jannes Hertlein (29:25) secured the lead, and Konstantin Madert showed a strong performance in goal that supported the WHV defense.
On the way to success
Coach Köhrmann praised his team's defensive work, which enabled the WHV to stay in the lead until the end, despite fewer opportunities for substitution. The win highlights the team's improving form and it will be exciting to see how they perform in the coming games.
Handball has established itself as one of the most popular sports in Germany, right after football. According to Statista, the German Handball Bundesliga (HBL) attracts around 1.5 million spectators to the arenas every year [statista] and is particularly popular during European and World Championships. King football may have its throne, but the sport shows at every corner that it is very popular.
Another exciting chapter for the sport of handball recently took place at the Men's Handball World Championship, which was held from January 14th to February 2nd, 2025 in Croatia, Denmark and Norway. The Danish team won convincingly for the fourth time in a row and thus cemented their place in handball history. Germany, on the other hand, started the preliminary round with a win against Poland, but was eliminated in the quarter-finals against Portugal on January 29th [statista].
In summary, handball in Hagen is on the right track and with teams like Wilhelmshavener HV and a loyal fan base, there is plenty of excitement and entertainment on the field. Stay tuned so you don't miss anything!