SG Bremen-Ost celebrates return to the Oberliga with strong new additions!

SG Bremen-Ost celebrates return to the Oberliga with strong new additions!

Bremen, Deutschland - After 20 years of abstinence, SG Bremen-Ost finally returns to the top division-and that with an ascent in a row! Coach Luke Pehling goes into his second season at the club and is optimistic. "We have committed interesting newcomers who will enrich our team with their experience," explains Pehling full of confidence.

With Bjarne Winter, Jonas Keller and Tim Fieritz, the SG brought three players on board, bringing a breath of fresh air. Bjarne Winter, the 19-year-old left wing, comes from HC Bremen and brought remarkable 181 goals on the tableau in the last Oberliga season. Jonas Keller, a 22-year-old back room player from HSG Schwanewede/Neuenkirchen, made their debut with 132 goals in just 22 games. The trio is rounding off the 32-year-old goalkeeper Tim Fieritz from HSG Seevetal/Ashausen, who has plenty of top league experience.

unchanged team of coaches and upcoming games

The proven team of coaches remains in a completely equal line-up: Pehling is supported by assistant coach Philipp Grieme, while Holger Brause, as a goalkeeper coach and physiotherapist André Eggers, belong to the team. With a solid squad of 18 field players and 3 goalkeepers, the club feels well equipped for the challenges that the top division brings.

The training start is scheduled for July 14th. The first game of the season actually starts on September 13 against TV Dinklage, followed by the second game on September 20 against HSG Delmenhorst. So the fans can be excited to see what this return to the Oberliga brings!

The Oberliga as a platform for talents

But what is the league at all? As the Wikipedia page reports on the handball league, this league is the fifth highest division in German handball. The games take place in the course of the season in the back and forth mode, and the Oberliga teams qualify for the 3rd division or the DHB amateur cup. The masters of the Oberliga regularly climb into the third highest league. In Germany, the league is divided into several geographical areas, including the upper league North Sea and Lower Saxony, which are organizationally connected.

A look at the current teams, which will soon also compete in the top division, is exciting. Teams like HR Bremen-Nordsee, under the direction of coach Pehling, are also ready for the competition and have presented themselves strong in previous seasons. lists the number of active teams in the field of handball and shows the diversity of the events.

Overall, it will be interesting to pursue how the SG Bremen-Ost strikes in the new season. The return to the Oberliga is definitely an exciting chapter in the club's history, which everyone will talk about in Bremen.