SSC Palmberg Schwerin's Volleyball squad bounces back with a victorious streak
After a slight setback in the cup quarter-finals, the volleyball team of SSC Palmberg Schwerin, led by Head Coach Felix Koslowski, showcased their resilience. Four days post their defeat in Vilsbiburg, they triumphed against VfB Suhl Lotto Thüringen 3-0 (25:16, 25:18, 25:18) on Saturday. This triumph not only boosted their morale but also solidified their position at the top of the table with an unbeaten streak of seven matches.
Initially, the match presented a challenge, but the SSC team gradually took control, displaying their dominance with nine set points. With an impressive 6-0 start, they prevailed in the second set. Despite facing a minor hiccup at the beginning of the third set, the victory was never in peril. The team succinctly wrapped up the match with the third match point.
Mere hours before the face-off, the team announced the signing of Patricia Llbarés Herrera. Filling in for Linda Bock, who sustained a cruciate ligament rupture, this 27-year-old Spanish international made her debut in all three sets against Suhl.
The inclusion of Patricia Llbarés Herrera added a fresh, international touch to SSC Palmberg Schwerin's women's volleyball squad. Despite Linda Bock's injury, the team continued to soar, appreciated for their exceptional play in the Bundesliga.
Recently, Schwerin's performances in various competitions have been commendable. In the CEV Champions League, they scored an impressive 3-0 victory over Tent Obrenovac, showcasing their potent serves and powerful attacks, spearheaded by players like Elles Dambrink and Leana Grozer[1]. In the German Volleyball Bundesliga, they exhibited their superiority over Wiesbaden with a focused performance and varied attacks, clinching the match in straight sets (25-13, 25-15, 25-18)[4]. Their standings in the pool stage of the CEV Champions League have been remarkable, with them currently ranked third, behind Eczacıbaşı and Tent Obrenovac. While they have qualified for the playoffs, their fate as one of the best third-place teams depends on the outcomes of other matches[1].
[1] DPA (2023, January 7). "SSC Palmberg Schwerin Women's Volleyball Team Secures Important CEV Champions League Victory." .
[4] DPA (2023, January 4). "SSC Palmberg Schwerin Eizevents Wiesbaden in Bundesliga Volleyball: Triumph in Straight Sets." .
