TV Großwallstadt triumphed at the Geider Cup-coach Roth has to be operated on

TV Großwallstadt triumphed at the Geider Cup-coach Roth has to be operated on

The handball community on TV Großwallstadt is currently facing an uncertain future. The head coach Michael Roth, who recently cheered on his team's tournament victory at the Geider Cup in Östringen, will be out for a long time due to health problems. While the team and those responsible try to process the shock, the question arises as to how the situation will influence the upcoming start of the season.

The health challenges of the trainer

Michael Roth, the 62-year-old coach, was still actively on the sidelines on Wednesday during the test game against the Dessau-Roßlauer HV. Shortly afterwards, however, a health check followed that had shown that Roth had to be operated on again. In February he was used in the Arcus sports clinic in Pforzheim, and now a new operation was unavailable due to increased inflammation values. As those responsible for TV Großwallstadt informed, there was a serious infection on the hip that required a drastic measure.

The reactions of the association and the team

Sports Managing Director Michael Spatz was shocked by the news and emphasized that the operation was the last way out. Spatz hopes that the intervention and subsequent rinsing of the prosthesis Roth can preserve from a further operation and thus possibly from a longer downtime. The team is now facing a "floating state", four weeks before the start of the new season.

The position of the co-trainer

While Roth recovered from his operation, assistant coach Povilas Babarskas has taken responsibility for the team. Babarskas successfully coached the team at the Geider Cup and was able to gain valuable experience in dealing with the current situation. He was given the confidence of the club management, while actions and commitment to other coaches, such as the athletic coach Lutz, are strengthened in order to optimally prepare the team for the upcoming challenges.

positive developments despite difficulties

Despite the health setbacks, the team was able to show impressive achievements at the Geider Cup and ultimately win the tournament victory. Babarskas said that the performance shown was a positive reaction to the team's previous weaker appearances. In particular, the strong team performance, which residues made in one of the games, is viewed as a glimmer of hope for the upcoming challenges.

A look into the future

The questions about the duration of Roth's absence remain unanswered because another examination will follow in order to evaluate the progress of healing. The TV Großwallstadt now has to concentrate on successfully controlling the team through the coming first season without their head coach. The team has a lot of potential, and everyone is now looking forward to the upcoming training camp in Altensteig.