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SG Heli struggles with failures: clear defeat in the major league!
TSV Wolfschlägen loses 31:24 against TSV Amicitia, while SG Heli remains second in the table despite the defeat. Injury problems characterize the game.
SG Heli struggles with failures: clear defeat in the major league!
In the handball league, the SG Heli and TSV Wolfschlägen teams suffered major defeats last weekend. SG Heli lost to SKV Unterensingen 28:17. Coach Veit Wager was critical of his team's performance, especially the lack of penetration on offense. The problems are exacerbated by numerous injuries and illnesses in the team. Despite the defeat, SG Heli remains in second place in the table, but is only one point ahead of the third-placed club SG Lauterstein.
The next game is against TV Hardheim, where Heli will probably be able to play with more players. One bright spot was Noah Herda, who scored three goals despite a cold. In the same league, TSV Wolfschlägen also suffered a defeat. The team lost against TSV Amicitia Viernheim 31:24. An injured player, Marvin Thumm, could further strain the situation. Felix Mendler, on the other hand, showed a strong performance and scored ten goals, but could not avert defeat.
Injury problems in handball
The current challenges are not isolated. The sport of handball is known for its high injury rate, which makes it one of the five most dangerous sports compared to other sports. A study finds that the number of injuries varies greatly depending on age and gender: for adults, the incidence rate is between 11.2 and 14.3 injuries per 1,000 hours of play, while for adolescents it is 8.3 (for boys) and 10.4 (for girls). Even if these values are lower during training, it turns out that handball players are often affected by acute and overuse injuries.
Injuries to the feet, knees and shoulders are particularly susceptible. According to the data, ankle injuries are the most common acute injuries, while knee injuries, particularly cruciate ligament tears, account for a significant proportion. The high demands of competition and the intensive style of play contribute to the risk of injury, which often leads to longer downtimes. In addition to the physical challenges, the effort of the game also requires utmost concentration and strategic thinking, which can be affected by injury absences.
Despite all the difficulties, the two teams still occupy a good position in the table. The SG Heli remains in the race for the top places, but the threat of injuries can quickly jeopardize their sporting ambitions. The analysis of handball injuries shows that systematic treatment and effective prevention strategies are urgently needed to protect players from serious health problems.
For more information and statistics, see articles from Stuttgart News, Esslinger newspaper and Aspetar Journal.