Handball talent from SG Zweibrücken: Donations for Danish adventure!

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The C and B juniors of SG Zweibrücken are collecting donations for an international handball tournament in Denmark in April 2026.

Die C- und B-Juniorinnen der SG Zweibrücken sammeln Spenden für ein internationales Handballturnier in Dänemark im April 2026.
The C and B juniors of SG Zweibrücken are collecting donations for an international handball tournament in Denmark in April 2026.

Handball talent from SG Zweibrücken: Donations for Danish adventure!

The young handball players from SG Zweibrücken have set themselves a big goal: They are collecting donations to take part in an international handball tournament in Kolding, Denmark. In order to raise the necessary funds, they launched a crowdfunding campaign that is clearly gaining momentum. “We want to drive 900 kilometers over the Easter weekend to get to know new gaming communities from different nations and make international friends,” emphasizes a member of the coaching team. This level of commitment is remarkable and is already finding a lot of support in the region. How Rhine Palatinate reports, the community spirit is reflected not only in the sporting goals, but also in the determination to grow together as a team.

Why does a handball team rely on crowdfunding? The answer is simple: the financial pressure is high if you want to take part in an international event. Thanks to the donations, the athletes are on track not only to cover their travel costs, but also to make the necessary preparations for the tournament. “Every small donation counts, and it’s great to see how the community supports us,” said the coach of the C and B juniors.

Current successes of SG Zweibrücken

But that's not all that SG Zweibrücken is currently doing. Last Saturday the players celebrated another highlight in the Ignaz Roth Hall. With an impressive 31:25 win against HSG Marpingen/Alsweiler, the women took the top spot in the table. And the fighting spirit is not only noticeable on the field, the last match day against the Südpfalz Tigers also showed what the team is capable of. A 27:25 victory was achieved here with a lot of passion. A great example of the team spirit that is not only anchored in handball, but also in social projects in the sport, like on handball100 is to be read.

SG Zweibrücken is a prime example of how sport can promote solidarity and social responsibility. Handball is not only perceived as a dynamic and physically demanding sport, but is also an integral part of education and integration projects. School programs that teach young people the values ​​of fair play and team spirit are just some of the initiatives that sport supports. “In addition to the competition, we also want to promote social values ​​and community spirit with our activities,” explains a person responsible for the club.

Looking into the future

The plans are big and the efforts of SG Zweibrücken will certainly have a positive impact on the young people and the community. The upcoming trip to Denmark is intended not only to offer sporting experiences, but also to create a platform to promote friendship and cultural exchange between different nations. With active support from the community and the hopefully necessary donations, this goal will be within reach.

If you would also like to contribute, visit the New homepage of the SG Zweibrücken to find out more about the crowdfunding campaign and the club's current successes. Every euro helps to strengthen cohesion and the development of handball!