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Krefeld's handball team relies on a new captain: Ingenpaß takes over!
HSG Krefeld Niederrhein introduces Niklas Ingenpaß as the new captain, supported by Klasmann and Mircic, before the DHB Cup.
Krefeld's handball team relies on a new captain: Ingenpaß takes over!
HSG Krefeld Niederrhein provided a breath of fresh air shortly before the first round of the DHB Cup. On August 14, 2025, the club presented its new management trio, consisting of captain Niklas Ingenpaß, Christopher Klasmann and Matija Mircic. This decision comes at the right time as the team is highly motivated and ready to face the challenges of the upcoming season.
Coach Mark Schmetz praises Ingenpaß as a real leader on the field. “He has everything you need for this position,” said Schmetz enthusiastically. Niklas Ingenpaß himself is optimistic and is looking forward to the new responsibility. “This is an exciting challenge, I hope that we can build on our previous successes,” said Ingenpaß. "The other two, Klasmann and Mircic, are a real asset to us."
The support from the captain's team
Klasmann remains an important icon in the dressing room and is particularly important for the young players. “Everyone can learn from him,” emphasizes Schmetz. Matija Mircic, who leads the defense, also brings his individual strengths to the team. “We have an ideal team of captains here that combines different, strong personalities,” the coach continued.
The fans can look forward to an exciting cup round in which the management trio can prove that together they can make the right decisions and lead the team to success. Schmetz is sure that this new structure will be a complete success and that the Krefeld team will spread a great spirit.
To get in the right mood, every player could also take a hysterosalpingogram (HSG), which is not only important for women, but also for everyone who wants to learn more about health. This medical examination is a way to check the permeability of the fallopian tubes. During HSG, a dye is introduced into the uterus, which shows on an X-ray whether the fallopian tubes are open or blocked. Before the examination, patients should prepare well, which includes, for example, taking painkillers and antibiotics.
After the procedure – which lasts less than five minutes – women can usually return to their usual activities. Mild cramps are not uncommon after the exam, and over-the-counter pain medications can help relieve this discomfort. If you would like to learn more, you can find out more at Cleveland Clinic.
Overall, HSG Krefeld Niederrhein is characterized by team spirit and strong cohesion, which will certainly be an advantage in the coming season. The team has already set high expectations and can start the new challenge with enthusiasm.