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Late per usual. Here are the scores from last weekend's matches:
Berlin vs Dachau 6:1
Mittelham/Bajor vs Cosic/Ernst 3:0
Neumann/Surjan vs Byun/Pranjkovic 1:3
Mittelham vs Cosic 3:2
Bajor vs Byun 3:1
Neumann vs Ernst 3:2
Surjan vs Pranjkovic 3:0
Mittelham vs Byun 3:2
Bajor vs Cosic
Neumann vs Pranjkovic
Surjan vs Ernst
Winter was missing due to the Champions I assume. Dachau put up a good fight despite not having a real chance of victory. Cosic who had to move into the upper pair forced Mittelham into the decider just like the South Korean chopper Byun and Ernst was close to beating Neumann.
Langenselbold vs Weinheim 2:6
Morsch/Roggenhofer vs Wan/Nguyen 1:3
Mukherjee/Klee vs Matiunina/Shi 1:3
Mukherjee vs Matiunina 3:0
Klee vs Wan 1:3
Morsch vs Nguyen 3:1
Roggenhofer vs Shi 0:3
Mukherjee vs Wan 0:3
Klee vs Matiunina 1:3
Morsch vs Shi
Roggenhofer vs Nguyen
Moyland and Hansson were not available for Langenselbold so the coach Roggenhofer played back-up again, but Weinheim was also missing Chien or Paranang. I tried to watch the match, but their stream continues to be too laggy to be enjoyable. I did read that Klee was leading against Wan and Matiunina, but couldn't pull through. Klee and Wan are former team mates and train together making it a 50-50 match according to Wan in the post match interview. Mukherjee only arrived on Thursday before the match on Sunday and was very nervous throughout the whole day. Wan did not have any trouble with her anti/pips combo while Matiunina struggled with her and lost in the end. Weinheim's manager praised the crowd (about 275 people) and great atmosphere in Langenseldbold and thanked them for the warm welcome.
Since I was so late the next matches already take place tomorrow, sorry. Weil vs Berlin and Langenselbold vs Bingen. Both will be streamed, but no links available yet.
Weil also streamed their Friday evening trainig, both women and men. You can check it out here.
Sunday November 1
2PM German time Weil vs Berlin
3PM German time Langenselbold vs Bingen
Berlin vs Dachau 6:1
Mittelham/Bajor vs Cosic/Ernst 3:0
Neumann/Surjan vs Byun/Pranjkovic 1:3
Mittelham vs Cosic 3:2
Bajor vs Byun 3:1
Neumann vs Ernst 3:2
Surjan vs Pranjkovic 3:0
Mittelham vs Byun 3:2
Bajor vs Cosic
Neumann vs Pranjkovic
Surjan vs Ernst
Winter was missing due to the Champions I assume. Dachau put up a good fight despite not having a real chance of victory. Cosic who had to move into the upper pair forced Mittelham into the decider just like the South Korean chopper Byun and Ernst was close to beating Neumann.
Langenselbold vs Weinheim 2:6
Morsch/Roggenhofer vs Wan/Nguyen 1:3
Mukherjee/Klee vs Matiunina/Shi 1:3
Mukherjee vs Matiunina 3:0
Klee vs Wan 1:3
Morsch vs Nguyen 3:1
Roggenhofer vs Shi 0:3
Mukherjee vs Wan 0:3
Klee vs Matiunina 1:3
Morsch vs Shi
Roggenhofer vs Nguyen
Moyland and Hansson were not available for Langenselbold so the coach Roggenhofer played back-up again, but Weinheim was also missing Chien or Paranang. I tried to watch the match, but their stream continues to be too laggy to be enjoyable. I did read that Klee was leading against Wan and Matiunina, but couldn't pull through. Klee and Wan are former team mates and train together making it a 50-50 match according to Wan in the post match interview. Mukherjee only arrived on Thursday before the match on Sunday and was very nervous throughout the whole day. Wan did not have any trouble with her anti/pips combo while Matiunina struggled with her and lost in the end. Weinheim's manager praised the crowd (about 275 people) and great atmosphere in Langenseldbold and thanked them for the warm welcome.
Since I was so late the next matches already take place tomorrow, sorry. Weil vs Berlin and Langenselbold vs Bingen. Both will be streamed, but no links available yet.
Weil also streamed their Friday evening trainig, both women and men. You can check it out here.
Sunday November 1
2PM German time Weil vs Berlin
3PM German time Langenselbold vs Bingen
