VfB Grün-Weiß Mülheim’s Intense Weekend

VfB Grün-Weiß Mülheim had a rollercoaster weekend, but ultimately secured their fifth place in the standings. The team faced Bonners in a match at the sports hall of the Otto-Pankok School. Grün-Weiß needed just one point from the games but a whole weekend of surprises was waiting for them.

Warm-Up and Team Spirit

The weekend started off uniquely with a joint dance performance by both teams. The Greenliners from VfB Grün-Weiß wowed the crowd with a variety of line dance routines. Both teams had practiced a joint choreography in anticipation of the exciting performance.

Double Loss of Key Players

For VfB Grün-Weiß, it was a rough weekend with unavailability of top players Lea-Lyn Stremlau, Xenia Kölmel, and Alexander Roovers. With key players missing, reinforcements from Melinda Buhrke and Vivien Schneider from subsequent teams. Despite the tough situation, players Dorian Florin Tihi and Chenyang Jiang managed key successes in men’s match and the mixed, but that wasn’t enough for an overall win, leaving them behind by a point.

Little Derby Victory

Green and white reserve enjoyed a win against local rival TSV Heimaterde. The team won with an impressive score of 8:0. This victory was crucial as both teams are fighting against relegation in the association league. The fifth position for Grün-Weiß ends the team’s risks of dropping to the bottom positions.

Tense Sunday Showdown

Then came the match against TV Refrath 2, where the game unfolded in an equally breathtaking manner. Both teams battled it out in the highly anticipated showcase of endurance often lasting up to 5 sets. While the majority of points went to guests, only Luca Folgmann stood out for Mülheimer in the second men’s single.

“In the same place, it went against TV Refrath 2 on Sunday” The Refrather were fourth in the table with a four-point lead over green and white.“.