After her title message to the national coach, Emily Bölk really had it cracked. Again and again the long-time DHB captain kissed the golden trophy, she hopped through the Hungarian night with a pyrofager in her hand and celebrated her next coup.
After the big trophy party in Tatabanya, she could even sleep in on Monday – she would have preferred to travel to the national team. Bölk, the face of the DHB team, the back room player, who completed her tenth tournament with the national team at the European Championship in December, is surprisingly not one of the 18 chosen ones with whom the German selection starts the year of the home World Cup this week.
Other players should prove themselves
DHB coach Markus Gaugisch initially sorted out the 26-year-old, the two high-end tests against the Olympic second France in Trier (6.30 p.m.) on Thursday (6.30 p.m.) and on Saturday in Besancon (6:00 p.m.) Bölk should only be watching Bölk on TV-although goalkeeper Sarah Wachter and Annika Lott was injured due to injuries, the coach did without any afternominations.
“We know about Emily’s qualities. We described the situation in a personal conversation and informed the decision”had been quoted in a association announcement in February: “However, the upcoming international matches against France offer us the opportunity to give us a chance in the past few months to give themselves a chance to prove themselves in compliance with a world-class opponent and to sharpen the competition.”
Responsible
In the fight for the World Cup tickets, Bölk sent a clear sign at the weekend. In the crunchime of the Hungarian cup final, the 26-year-old demonstrated her qualities, so that Ferencvaros Budapest actually managed to win the fourth cup victory after a crazy catch-up in seven-meter throwing.
A quarter of an hour before the end, her team against Champions League winner Györi Eto KC had returned with 17:22 before Bölk took responsibility. Thanks to her, a 25:24 success was also achieved. She achieved the connection goal for 21:23 three minutes before the end of the regular season, she prepared the equalization nine seconds before the end. And when Bölk then put her attempt in the goal angle in the seven -meter throw, there was no stopping.
The player did not comment on the booting
Bölk was appointed captain of the DHB selection under Gaugisch’s predecessor Henk Groener together with Alina Grijseels. Now it is moved to waiting. The nomination, said Gaugisch, was one “Detailed” Analysis of the year 2024 with seven of the EM and the Olympic Off in the quarter-finals preceded.
So far, Bölk has not publicly commented on the subject. DHB team manager Anja Althaus had with a view of that “Great event“The last winter emphasizes: “Every player has to find their role in the team, burn it on playing for our national team and being proud to represent Germany.” Bölk has accepted the fight for the World Cup ticket. So much is certain.
The contingent
Goal: Katharina Filter (Brest Bretagne/France), Marie Weiss (TuS Metzingen)
Field: Jenny Behrend (HB Ludwigsburg), Sabrina Tröster (TuS Metzingen), Julia Maidhof (Ramnicu Valcea/Romania), Viola Leuchter (HB Ludwigsburg), Nina Engel (HSG Bensheim/Auerbach Flames), Mareike Thomaier (HB Ludwigsburg), Alina Grijsels (CSM Bucharest/Romania), Xenia Smits (HB Ludwigsburg), Nieke Kühne (HSG Blomberg-Lippe), Aimée von Pereira (Nyköbing Falster Handbold/Denmark), Dana Bleckmann (Borussia Dortmund), Antje Döll (HB Ludwigsburg), Alexia Hauf (HSG Blomberg-Lippe), Lisa), Lisa) Antl (Borussia Dortmund), Marie Steffen (VfL Oldenburg), Isabell Hurst (HSG Bensheim/Auerbach Flames)