Next week, Hapoel Haifa, another international club, will be coming to Lake Traun. But not only the players are challenged, but also the many voluntary helpers of the club. Swans CFO Harald Stelzer is less concerned about the upcoming duel with the Lower Austrians and more about the high incidence of corona in the district. “Failures would be fatal in the many home games,” says Stelzer.
The Raiffeisen Flyers Wels, who are guests with the Vienna Timberwolves, are already breaking new ground today (5:30 p.m.). The game is played in the new hall of the Viennese. Leader Christian von Fintel is back, while new signing Chase Jeter, set to replace the injured Donnell Cegers, is yet to work.
Upper Austria’s women’s flagship Sarah Sagerer has to take a break because of signs of overload. “The pain in her shins has gotten too bad,” says the Schörflingerin, who plays for Moncalieri in Italy’s premier league. (free)
Source: Nachrichten
