The handball players from Aalsmeer have taken an important step in qualifying for the final four of the BENE-League. On a visit to Volendam, Aalsmeer managed to win 27-26 in an exciting match.
“We struggled enormously with ourselves. If you can muster this then you are mentally very strong,” said trainer Bert Bouwer afterwards. In the BENE-League, Aalsmeer is now third with 26 points from 17 games. The top four teams will play the final four.
Bert Bouwer after the win at Volendam: “We struggled with ourselves” – NH Nieuws
“You should have won this one to participate in the final four. Now it will be quite difficult”
Volendam is fifth with 21 points from 17 matches. The final four will therefore be difficult for the Volendam team. “Everyone is disappointed with the loss. You should have won this one to participate for the final four. Now it will be quite difficult. We still have five games to go and continue to fight until the end,” Volendam player Florent Bourget said. ending.
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Florent Bourget after loss at Aalsmeer: ”Little things that made the difference” – NH Nieuws
Tim Bottinga suspended by Aalsmeer
Aalsmeer handball player Tim Bottinga has been suspended by the club itself after a fight in the game against the Belgian Visé. The disciplinary committee has yet to rule on the incident. Bottinga watched today’s game from the stands. He didn’t want to respond to camera. Aalsmeer coach Bert Bouwer does. “This does not belong to Aalsmeer. Tim understands it all. This is a signal to the outside world that this does not belong to the club. Visé has not suspended his people and that says enough about the other party,” Bouwer said.
“This is a signal to the outside world that this does not belong to the club. Visé has not suspended his people and that says enough about the other party.”
Bert Bouwer about the suspension of Tim Bottinga: “This does not belong to Aalsmeer” – NH Nieuws
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