Accelerate the pace of the game
In preparation for the upcoming season, HC Schmiden/Oeffingen is eager and ready to take on the challenges that lie ahead. Team leader Sven Bühler expresses satisfaction with the preparations, citing the need for only minor adjustments to defensive work.
However, the team will be missing the presence of Silke Lutz and Kira Haase, who are taking a well-deserved vacation. The defensive line, though, appears to be in good hands, with Bühler and his team confident in their ability to maintain a solid defence.
The team's strategy for the new round is clear: they aim to play faster and secure one of the top two spots that lead to the promotion round to the third league. The focus during preparations has been on improving the attack, a move that could potentially give them the edge they need in the coming matches.
In goal, Michelle Hoffrichter and Chantal Schmid will alternate, with no clear number one at this stage. The goalkeeper starting against HSG Freiburg II on Saturday has yet to be named, as the team opts for a rotation strategy.
The absence of Hanna Hojczyk, who is out due to a long-term injury, has opened up a spot on the left wing. Seema Awad from SG Schozach-Bottwartal, the most prominent new player, is expected to fill this vacancy.
Despite these changes, HC Schmiden/Oeffingen will stick to their proven 6:0 formation, hoping to maintain the consistency that has served them well in the past. With the new season just around the corner, the team is eager to showcase their improved attack and solid defence, ready to take on whatever challenges come their way.
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