PIERZ — Mason Herold finished 4-5 with a double for the Pierz Bulldogs in a 14-10 victory over the Flensburg Falcons Sunday Gunnar Gustafson went 3-5 with a double and two RBIs two RBIs and three runs and Brian Kiel 2-3 with a triple and two RBIs Craig Luberts added two hits and two RBI and Link Toops recorded two hits Cooper Grashorn earned the win and allowed one run on two hits and one walk in 2.1 innings The Bulldogs used six pitchers with Gustafson starting and pitching two innings ROYALTON — Peter Schumer bunted a successful squeeze play for the St Wendel Saints in the top of the ninth to score the game-winning run in a 4-3 win over the Royalton Riverdogs Sunday Brandon Dickmann scored the game-winning run and finished 2-4 with a walk Tyler Huls went 2-5 with two runs and Rolando Ramos added a double for the Saints Royalton’s Grayson Suska recorded two hits and two runs Connor Berth started for the Saints and allowed one run on five hits and two walks Aiden Micholski earned the win and allowed two runs on no hits and four walks Austin Dickmann recorded the save and walked two in the bottom of the ninth Nathan Psyck started for Royalton and allowed two runs on five hits and one walk UPSALA — Josh Kossan went 2-3 with a double and a run for the St Mathias Devils in a 7-1 loss to the Upsala Bluejays Sunday Mathias’ starter Bryce Flanagan allowed seven runs on six hits and five walks in seven innings Konnor Wicklund and Marcus Lennartson all recorded hits for the Devils A Universidade Federal de Pernambuco possui três campi: o do Recife distribuídos na capital e no interior do estado agregam 100 cursos de graduação presenciais regulares: 83 cursos de graduaçã.. consiste em um sistema informatizado gerenciado pelo MEC para seleção de candidatos a vagas em cursos de gra.. 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UFPE © Copyright 2025 - Todos os direitos reservados three German teams have qualified for the EHF Finals the business end of the EHF European League Men two teams from France and one from Portugal Spain and Denmark each competed for the coveted EHF Finals spots three of the four teams playing the second leg at home managed to sneak through into the EHF Finals SG Flensburg-Handewitt and Montpellier HB made it to the last act of the competition Reigning champions SG Flensburg-Handewitt are aiming to become the first side to retain their trophy in the second-tier European competition After Flensburg delivered a 29:26 win in the first leg against Danish side GOG with former GOG left back Lasse Møller scoring eight goals Emil Jakobsen and Johan Plogv a Hansen combined for 18 goals which saw the German side make it in back-to-back EHF Finals the team with the joint-largest number of trophies won in the competition after taking a 35:30 win against Limoges Handball in the second leg Legendary Croatian back Domagoj Duvnjak had five goals for Kiel with the German side’s top scorer being Swedish back Eric Johansson while Limoges relied on Nigerian right back Faruk Yusuf and Egyptian left back Seif Elderaa The third German side to make it to the EHF Finals is MT Melsungen which made it past the quarter-finals in an European competition for the first time in history After a 28:27 win in the first leg against Bidasoa Irun Roberto Garcia Parrondo’s side provided a flawless second leg a 2023 IHF Men’s Youth World Championship winner with fellow Spanish back Eric Balenciaga adding five goals under his name to help Melsungen take a 60:49 win on aggregate The last spot was clinched by a French side which are back to the EHF Finals after a one-year hiatus The French team have played the final once after their 65:61 aggregate win against FC Porto Montpellier fired from all cylinders in the second leg with Argentinian centre back Diego Simonet scoring seven times The EHF Finals will take place in the Barclays Arena on 24 and 25 May with the semi-finals pairings to be decided on Wednesday By continuing to browse ihf.info, you agree to our terms of use , privacy policy and the use of cookies. For more information, please review our cookie policy Kevin Moller was in superb form in the Flensburg goalPatrick Süphke / DPA / dpa Picture-Alliance via AFP / ProfimediaFlensburg Handewitt's Danish profiles Kevin Moller and Lasse Moller proved a big mouthful for GOG in the return leg of their European League quarter-final clash as the Germans booked an expected 35-29 win in Northern Germany on Tuesday evening. The Danish visitors were dealt a 29-35 away defeat to Flensburg-Handewitt who overall won the doubleheader in the quarter-finals by eight goals Two Danes from Flensburg led the charge. Kevin Moller produced a number of strong reflex saves, while Lasse Moller stood out at the other end with nine goals GOG's exit from the tournament came as no surprise as the Danes lost the home leg by three goals and were left with a mountain to climb before the return leg in Flensburg Flensburg-Handewitt won the tournament last season and the Northern Germans left no doubt from the start in Tuesday's return leg that their criteria for a successful season is very much tied up with defending the trophy before GOG began to find their feet in the match The biggest problem for the Danish visitors was getting the ball past a superb goalkeeper who had an outstanding game between the German goalposts Kevin Moller's save percentage was 43 while Flensburg-Handewitt's lead was 17-12 with Lasse Moller scoring seven goals In comparison, Peter Johannesson had a save percentage of 15 in the Danish goal, while Tobias Grondahl was leading goalscorer with four goals for the visitors at the break GOG tried to up the pace but struggled to get into their stylish stride against the experienced Germans who never allowed the Danes back into the game Eight teams from five countries — Germany (three), France (two), Spain, Denmark, and Portugal — are still in the race for the four coveted spots at the Maschinensucher EHF Finals 2025 in Hamburg. The quarter-finals of the EHF European League Men 2024/25 start Tuesday with the first leg in which the four teams that advanced from the play-offs host the four teams that won a main round group and qualified directly for this stage of the competition The four pairings promise two exciting nights of handball Although both Germany and France still have more than one team in the running Title holders SG Flensburg-Handewitt face a tricky trip over the German-Danish border as they visit GOG while the other German contenders — MT Melsungen and THW Kiel — face opponents from Spain (Irudek Bidasoa Irun) and France (Limoges Handball) FC Porto host Montpellier Handball in a thrilling Portuguese-French clash MT Melsungen (GER) vs Irudek Bidasoa Irun (ESP)Tuesday 22 April, 18:45 CEST, live on EHFTV GOG (DEN) vs SG Flensburg-Handewitt (GER)Tuesday 22 April, 18:45 CEST, live on EHFTV You said no to using cookies or similar tools that help improve your experience. To see this content, you would need to update your Privacy Preferences Limoges Handball (FRA) vs THW Kiel (GER)Tuesday 22 April, 20:45 CEST, live on EHFTV FC Porto (POR) vs Montpellier Handball (FRA)Tuesday 22 April, 20:45 CEST, live on EHFTV photos © Lau Nielsen / GOG (main); Limoges handball (in-text) QUARTER-FINAL REVIEW: All ties close as road to Maschinensucher EHF Finals remains wide open for all quarter-finalists QUARTER-FINAL REVIEW: Line-up for Maschinensucher EHF Finals 2025 has been confirmed following second leg of quarter-finals QUARTER-FINAL PREVIEW: Nothing is decided before the second leg matches of the quarter-finals ROUND PREVIEW: The last quarter-final and play-off tickets are still up for grabs Bidasoa Irun and Montpellier Handball aim for revenge in the reverse fixtures ROUND PREVIEW: Flensburg and Montpellier hope to extend their winning streaks while Kiel are determined to claim two points against Porto while Montpellier can extend their winning streak against Kriens-Luzern DAY REVIEW 2: Wins on Tuesday confirm the Spanish and the French side as the winners of their respective main round group ROUND PREVIEW: The group matches will finish on Tuesday with 16 encounters in round 6 SG Flensburg-Handewitt (Germany) reached the semifinals of the European League by winning both the first and second games against GOG (Denmark) Plensburg defeated GOG 35-29 in the second leg of the 2024/25 EHF Men's European League quarterfinals at Campushalle in Plensburg secured a comfortable place in the semifinals with a total of 64–55 while Johannes Golla and Niklas Vest Kirkel ø each scored six goals ø made 12 saves to keep his opponent from chasing him GOG struggled with Tobias Schj ø Gr øndahl's eight goals but it was not enough to stop Flensburg's strong offensive Flensburg have been aggressive since the beginning of the game He led the atmosphere by leading 5-1 in the first five minutes he was somewhat shaken in defense and GOG chased 6-5 he scored three goals in a row and widened the gap again GOG quickly accelerated to catch up by 20-18 and two goals in four minutes but Flensburg immediately scored five goals in a row and scored 28-21 to win the game managed the game with ease and won 35-29 to confirm its advance to the semifinals with cheers from home fans is one step closer to winning its second consecutive title ※ This service is provided by machine translation tool The future of the two insolvent German shipyards Flensburger Schiffbau-Gesellschaft (FSG) and Nobiskrug looks brighter as Lürssen Group moves to place a formal bid to take over the facilities of the Nobiskrug shipyard while Heinrich Rönner Group agrees to buy the FSG Christoph Morgen of Brinkmann & Partner and Hendrik Gittermann of REIMER said they would accept the offers in the week following the official opening of insolvency proceedings plans to integrate Nobiskrug into its Lürssen-Kröger shipyard operations in Rendsburg will oversee the completion of a liquefied natural gas (LNG)-powered RoRo ferry at FSG for Australian shipping company SeaRoad More than 95% of the 500 employees of both shipyards have agreed to transition into a transfer company set up to facilitate workforce restructuring Schleswig-Holstein’s Prime Minister Daniel Günther and State Secretary for Economic Affairs Julia Carstens attended a staff meeting at the Flensburg shipyard where the Rönner Group’s owners introduced themselves to employees “We have secured two renowned strategic investors for FSG and Nobiskrug within just seven weeks,” said insolvency administrator Morgen “Technical preparations for the resumption of shipyard operations in Flensburg will begin next week.” who traveled from Tasmania to Germany for the announcement confirmed his company had commissioned Rönner to complete the ship’s construction in Flensburg chairman of the IG Metall Flensburg trade union “FSG can now prove once again that it is capable of handling complex shipbuilding projects like the LNG RoRo ferry for SeaRoad,” he said German Shipbuilding and Ocean Industries Association (VSM) has welcome the announcement stating the acquisitions of FSG and the Nobiskrug shipyards send a strong signal for the future of Germany’s maritime industry the German industry reinforces what VSM has always emphasized: Every dock and every square meter of heavy-duty space is essential The long-running saga that caused so much frustration in Flensburg and Rendsburg is now over – and customers can once again look forward to outstanding ships." “This development demonstrates that German shipbuilding remains resilient even in challenging times,” said Reinhard Lüken both shipyards require significant investment before they can return to full operational capacity Pending tasks include obtaining technical certifications will support employees during the transition and provide retraining opportunities with a width of 29.3 meters and a gross tonnage of 43,100 It will be powered by two main engines with a 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View Obituary & Service Information the family requests donations to be made to the American Cancer Society or the National Alliance on Mental Illness Minnesota Made with love by funeralOne The financing of the FSG-Nobiskrug Shipyard sites in Rendsburg and Flensburg are secured until January via the insolvency substitute benefits and a loan secured by the guarantee bank of the state of Schleswig-Holstein the future is dependent on the successful search for investors to revitalize the sites by completing existing and new orders several interested investors have already visited the shipyard sites in Rendsburg and Flensburg within the first 10 days after the insolvency proceedings were opened on December 12 This shows the high strategic importance of shipyards for defence and the energy transition The provisional insolvency administrators of the shipyard group reported on this at a press conference in Flensburg on December 23 The occasion was a visit by Federal Minister of Economics Robert Habeck and a joint discussion with representatives of the trade union IG Metall Küste and works councils from both shipyards Minister Habeck emphasised the outstanding importance of the shipbuilding industry for Germany and for the North in particular He assured them of his personal commitment to maintaining the sites as the shipyards are only financed until the end of January 2025.  The provisional insolvency administrators have therefore immediately started looking for investors "We have already held initial talks with potential investors Their positive investment decision is dependent on the future capacity utilisation of the sites," said Dr Christoph Morgen (Brinkmann & Partner law firm) provisional insolvency administrator of FSG-Nobiskrug Holding GmbH and Flensburger Schiffbau-Gesellschaft mbH "In addition to orders for superyachts and the completion of the RoRo ferry in Flensburg the prospect of future orders for the navy and the offshore wind industry are of particular importance potential investors are hoping for planning security through political commitments," continued Dr Morgen There is already great interest in the Rendsburg site particularly for the construction of superyachts.  "This high level of demand in the early phase of the search for investors makes me confident that we will find a viable solution despite the extremely tight schedule," said Hendrik Gittermann (REIMER law firm) provisional insolvency administrator of Nobiskrug Yachts GmbH and FSG Nobiskrug Design GmbH "I was particularly pleasantly surprised by the many enquiries from abroad They show that the quality of the superyachts built by Nobiskrug continues to enjoy an excellent reputation worldwide," said Gittermann. Federal Minister of Economics Robert Habeck during the press conference at FSG.Photo credit: Marianne Lins The Israeli military said it carried out airstrikes against Yemen's Hodeidah Port on Monday Vard has secured a new contract with Taiwanese-based Dong Fang 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REVIEW: After a nine-goal win in the first leg HANDBALL THROUGH MY EYES: Versatile One Veszprém back Nedim Remili reveals why he loves handball OFFICIAL STATEMENT: Court of Handball issues further decision regarding withdrawal of Vipers from EHF Champions League NEWS: Györi Audi ETO KC will meet Team Esbjerg and Metz Handball will play against Odense Håndbold on 31 May in the MVM Dome in Budapest Defending champions SG Flensburg-Handewitt are the third team to book a place in the quarter-finals of the EHF European League 2024/25 joining Montpellier Handball and Bidasoa Irun Flensburg earned a hard-fought 32:30 win on the last night of main round play on Tuesday in an all-German clash against VfL Gummersbach to finish top of group IV Third-placed Gummersbach and second-placed FENIX Toulouse Tatabanya were already confirmed as the fourth-ranked team in this group last week already qualified Montpellier nearly squandered a big lead against HC Kriens-Luzern but won 32:31 the Swiss side go to the play-offs with GOG Granollers 32:31 — a result that ends the European season for the 2023 finalists from Spain SG Flensburg-Handewitt (GER) vs VfL Gummersbach (GER) 32:30 (16:16) it was Gummersbach who pulled in front time after time before Flensburg drew level The home side opened their first lead in the 14th minute yet after Dominik Kuzmanovic was replaced by Bertram Obling Obling boasted a 46 per cent save rate before the break but while his team led 14:12 following a 3:0 run but then Gummersbach enjoyed a 6:2 run to lead 25:23 by minute 45 Miro Schluroff stood out for Gummersbach with 10 goals but Flensburg had more power left in the closing minutes As their best scorer Emil Jakobsen ended the match with eight goals they enjoyed a crucial 5:0 run between the 52nd and 59th minute HC Kriens-Luzern (SUI) vs Montpellier Handball (FRA) 31:32 (13:20) GOG (DEN) vs Fraikin BM. Granollers (ESP) 32:31 (16:14)GROUP IV MOL Tatabanya KC (HUN) vs FENIX Toulouse (FRA) 31:33 (15:15) photos main & in-text: Ingrid Anderson-Jensen; gallery: as stated but Montpellier lose; Kriens and Granollers (43:42) set new goal record No team in the EHF European League Men 2024/25 main round has a clean sheet anymore after the second matchday started with several surprise results on Tuesday evening Titleholders SG Flensburg-Handewitt took a lucky draw against FENIX Toulouse (34:34) while Montpellier Handball saw their winning streak come to an end in Denmark fans in Switzerland saw a new European League goal record as hosts HC Kriens-Luzern beat Fraikin BM Granollers 43:42 to remain in the quarter-final race The 85 goals were three above the previous best mark from October 2022 when Valur and FTC (43:39) netted 82 times in total 2022 champions Sport Lisboa e Benfica took their first main round victory by beating Ystads IF HF 36:31 MOL Tatabanya KC lost their second main round match as VfL Gummersbach were in goal-scoring mood SG Flensburg-Handewitt (GER) vs FENIX Toulouse (FRA) 34:34 (19:18) The defending champions were extremely shaken but finally remained unbeaten and still top the group with a two-point gap ahead of Toulouse FENIX were Flensburg’s strongest international opponent by now backed by an incredible performance of their Belgium goalkeeper Jef Lettens Flensburg had big problems in defence and caused a huge number of mistakes in attack Toulouse were well prepared and benefitted from those mistakes A 6:2 run from 25:22 to 27:28 turned the match around but in the final stageds the lead changed constantly Danish world champion Emil Jakobsen levelled the result with a penalty; on the final buzzer Goncalo Martins missed Toulouse’s last chance Lukas Jørgensen (eight) and Emil Jakobsen (six) combined for 23 of the 34 SG goals HC Kriens-Luzern (SUI) vs Fraikin BM. Granollers (ESP) 43:42 (26:22) GOG (DEN) vs Montpellier Handball (FRA) 33:27 (17:10) Sport Lisboa e Benfica (POR) vs Ystads IF HF (SWE) 36:31 (18:14) MOL Tatabanya KC (HUN) vs VfL Gummersbach (GER) 29:44 (13:23) ROUND PREVIEW: 11 main round tickets are still available to grab as the battle is heating up in round 5 of the group matches DAY REVIEW 1: Defending champions beat Gummersbach to win their group; 2023 finalists Granollers are out Simon Pytlick, here in action against Füchse BerlinČTK / imago sportfotodienst / Sebastian Räppold/Matthias KochGerman outfit Flensburg-Handewitt will be handicapped by the absence of Simon Pytlick in the near future after the Danish international has broken his arm.Simon Pytlick will be out of action for an extended period of time On Tuesday evening, he was injured in Flensburg-Handewitt's match against Toulouse in the European League and tests have now revealed that it's a serious injury Pytlick's German club writes on its website on Wednesday that the Danish handball star has broken his right forearm The club does not dare to guess how long he will be out for who are currently in fifth position in the German Bundesliga says that Pytlick will undergo an operation in the next days "It is of course a big blow that in our current situation we have to manage without Simon" Simon Pytlick left the court in pain after attempting a shot on goal in the end of the game and quickly reached for his arm The Danish profile now misses Flensburg-Handewitt's upcoming matches - including this weekend's clash against the Bundesliga league leaders, MT Melsungen The German side VfL Gummersbach and the Swedish club Ystads IF HF booked their tickets to the main round in the early set of the Round 5 matches who had sealed their berths in the next competition stage after Round 4.  GROUP DYstads IF HF (SWE) vs CSM Constanta (ROU) 38:29 (20:18) Ystad secured their progression to the main round so the gap between the rivals was just two goals at half-time the Romanian side took their only lead throughout the match but Ystad responded with a 5:0 run and did no slow down afterwards as their goalkeeper Alexander Linden boasted a 41 per cent saving efficiency His teammate Linus Fernebrad scored eight goals from as many attempts as Ystad cruised to a comfortable nine-goal win GROUP HVfL Gummersbach (GER) vs FH Hafnarfjordur (ISL) 32:24  (16:10) Gummersbach had become the first German team in the current competition to drop points comfortably taking two points against Hafnarfjordur The home side opened up a 5:3 lead early in the game but then the visitors from Iceland hit back as a 5:0 run powered them to a 8:5 advantage and as their goalkeeper Bertram Obling made 11 saves for a 52 per cent saving rate in the first half The hosts continued to have the upper hand and they ultimately claimed their fourth win in the group matches with Lukas Blohme becoming their top scorer with eight goals FEATURE: Latvian right back to play with Melsungen at Maschinensucher EHF Finals in Hamburg FEATURE: Thüringer HC left back becomes MVP and top scorer of EHF Finals Women after netting 29 times in Graz SUMMARY: Thüringer HC are crowned in Graz as the new EHF European League Women champions following an intense final against Ikast Håndbold FLASH QUOTES: Comments from players and coaches after the EHF Finals Women 2025 final and third place match FINAL REVIEW: THC come from behind to beat Ikast 34:32 at the EHF Finals in Graz THIRD-PLACE MATCH REVIEW: The French side beat their opponents from Germany at the EHF Finals Women FINAL PREVIEW: Ikast Håndbold meet Thüringer HC in final; Blomberg and Dijon play for third place SUMMARY: Ikast Håndbold and Thüringer HC celebrated semi-final wins in Graz as they get ready for the final on Sunday SEMI-FINAL REVIEW: The German side beat Dijon 35:29 in the second semi-final of the EHF Finals Women FLASH QUOTES: Comments from players and coaches after the EHF Finals Women 2025 semi-finals Three late goals including two in the last 20 seconds helped FENIX Toulouse get a spectacular draw against defending champions SG Flensburg-Handewitt on Tuesday in the early round 3 matches of the EHF European League Men 2024/25 main round Toulouse trailed 35:32 but late goals by Nemanja Ilic which prevented group IV leaders Flensburg from locking up the top spot with a match to spare VfL Gummersbach eased past MOL Tatabanya KC in the second half (33:27 after 16:16 at half-time) helped by 18 saves from Bertram Obling and joined Toulouse on six points Ystads IF HF earned their first main round points in group II with a strong 37:33 win over 2022 titleholders Sport Lisboa e Benfica FENIX Toulouse (FRA) vs SG Flensburg-Handewitt (GER) 35:35 (17:19) and Kevin Møller's saves combined with efficiency in attack powered them to a 9:4 lead in the 13th minute which was the biggest gap between the teams throughout the match and as Nemanja Ilic scored six of his 10 goals in the opening 30 minutes The 19:17 half-time score gave them a realistic hope for a comeback a 3:0 run powered by Gabriel Nyembo's goals helped Toulouse to draw level the home side took their first and only lead in the game but the French team equalised time after time and the sides were tied at 31:31 with eight minutes to play Flensburg seemed to be on the way to a win as they led 35:32 with less than two minutes remaining but an impressive late surge helped the home team to snatch a point Ystads IF HF (SWE) vs Sport Lisboa e Benfica (POR) 37:33 (17:16) VfL Gummersbach (GER) vs MOL Tatabanya KC (HUN) 33:27 (16:16) photos main & in-text: Frederic Speziale; gallery: as stated "I had several good conversations with the club management about a possible contract extension. But during the talks I had with Nicolej Krickau, I felt that he didn't want to bet on me" says Gottfriedsson to the German handball magazine "Bock auf Handball" Krickau took over the reigns at Flensburg in the summer of 2023 and it was obvious fro the beginning that Krickau had other ideas than Gottfriedsson in terms of how the team should be playing During Krickau's time at the club Gottfriedsson's role decreased which made him rethink this possible future if it is only his own that are implemented anyway says Gottfriedsson to the German handball magazine where he also says that he lost motivation along the way Ultimately Gottfriedsson instead decided to sign an agreeement with Pick Szeged from the summer of 2025 and today Krickau confirms that there were disagreements between himself and Gottfriedsson "Jim has been used to playing all the time and making all the decisions, and I didn't think he had the skills to solve it at the level I wanted. And therefore I deprived him of some of the responsibility that he had enjoyed. I stand by that 100 percent, and I would do it again", Krickau says to TV 2 Sport Krickau was sacked in the middle of december last year following a string of disappointing results Heinrich Rönner Group will operate FSG in Flensburg while the Lürssen Group will take over Nobiskrug in Rendsburg Flensburger Schiffbaugesellschaft (FSG) and Nobiskurg are to be taken over by new owners after the opening of insolvency proceedings will be operated by the Heinrich Rönner Group after it agreed to buy the shipyard will be taken over by Lürssen and operated as part of the neighbouring Lürssen-Kröger shipyard after the shipbuilder submitted a notarised offer for the yard Both offers will be accepted by insolvency administrators Dr Cristoph Morgen and Hendrik Gittermann – from law firms Brinkmann & Partner and Reimer respectively – after the opening of insolvency proceedings "We have managed to find two renowned strategic investors for FSG and Nobiskrug within the extremely tight time frame of just seven weeks," said Dr Christoph Morgen “We are delighted that the takeover by Lürssen has created a long-term perspective for Rendsburg,” added Hendrik Gittermann “The traditional company is an excellent fit for Nobiskrug the capacities and locations of the two shipyards complement each other almost perfectly.” The workforces of both yards were informed about the move at staff meetings with the state of Schleswig-Holstein’s minister president Daniel Günther and state secretary for economic affairs Julia Carstens visiting the Flensburg shipyard to mark the occasion The owners of the Heinrich Rönner Group also introduced themselves to the employees in Flensburg significant investment is required to bring both shipyards back into operation Preparatory work such as obtaining certifications renovating buildings and procuring materials will be carried out in the coming months A transfer company will therefore be set up for the employees to manage the transition from 1 February and enable them to gain further qualifications Over 95 per cent of the 500 employees have agreed to this process Tags: News   building and refurbishment The most popular stories of the month delivered to your inbox German specialty paper producer Fjord Paper Flensburg has filed for insolvency proceedings at the Flensburg District Court Fjord Paper, formerly part of Mitsubishi HiTec Paper, was sold to Munich-based investment company Quantum Capital Partners at the beginning of 2023 The company with one paper machines and two coating units was to be integrated into Timber QCP with the aim of developing new papers barrier papers to replace plastic packaging Service Customer Service+49 7224 9397-701servicenoSpam@GO-AWAYeuwid.de Editorial Team+49 7224 9397-0papernoSpam@GO-AWAYeuwid.com Get the latest news about developments and trends in the industry sent to you once a week free of charge by newsletter Sign up for our newsletter We use cookies and external services on our website others enhance your user experience or help us improve this website You can change your privacy settings any time by clicking privacy policy Necessary cookies are required for the correct functioning of the website Content from video platforms and map services is blocked by default. If access to these services is accepted, separate consent is no longer required when using them. You can find more information on the individual external services in our privacy policy The first nine matches in round 4 of the EHF European League Men 2024/25 group matches on Tuesday saw SG Flensburg-Handewitt become the first team to officially book their main round ticket after beating MOL Tatabanya 39:29 in group G FENIX Toulouse edged out VfL Gummersbach 31:30 which marked the first defeat from a team from Germany this season Bjerringbro-Silkeborg (DEN) vs Fraikin Bm. Granollers (ESP) 35:32 (20:15) Bjerringbro took revenge and stayed in fight for a main round spot as both teams are now level on four points The Danish team started to show their fire power from the opening minutes and led 14:8 midway through the first half as their shot efficiency reached 94 per cent at that point It somewhat dropped as the match progressed yet seven goals from Peter Balling Christensen lifted the home side to a 20:15 lead at the break Granollers tried to fight back and reduced the gap to just one goal several times But goalkeeper Kasper Larsen did a great job in the crucial phase saving eight of 12 shots and lifting Bjerringbro to an important victory Kadetten Schaffhausen (SUI) vs Limoges Handball (FRA) 29:39 (14:18) Schaffhausen might have booked a main round ticket but it was Limoges who took revenge for a home defeat in round 3 The home side opened a 9:6 lead after 12 minutes but then their French opponents gained momentum and as their goalkeeper Dino Slavic boasted a 41 per cent saving efficiency in the first half Limoges were in front by four goals at half-time Schaffhausen made a strong comeback in the last 20 minutes but now Limoges did not repeat their mistakes and continued to dominate in the second half as the Ukrainian became the top scorer of the match with 12 goals and his team cruised to a commanding victory FENIX Toulouse (FRA) vs VfL Gummersbach (GER) 31:30 (14:15) Gummersbach had boasted a five-game winning run at the EHF European League Men as the German team missed a chance to secure an early main round spot the German team created a 9:6 advantage after 15 minutes And while Gummersbach won the first half by the smallest of margins their French opponents did not give up and seized the initiative after the break Toulouse goalkeeper Yassine Belkaied stood like a wall ending the match with 15 saves and a 42 per cent save rate as his team led for most of the second half they ultimately became the first German team to drop points in the current group matches main image © 2024 Frederic Speziale / FENIX Toulouse German powerhouse SG Flensburg-Handewitt has taken an important first step toward advancing to the semi-finals of the 2024/25 EHF Men's European League Plensburg dominated GOG (Denmark) 29-26 in the first leg of the quarterfinals at Arena Svenborg in Svenborg Emil Jakobsen scored seven goals to spearhead the attack while Lasse ø and Lukas ø also scored six goals each ø made a crucial contribution to his team's victory by showing off his iron wall defense with 14 super saves Hjalte Lykke's six goals and Henrik Jakobsen's five goals the home team GOG knelt down due to a lack of concentration at the end of the game Goalkeeper Peter Johannesson also made 11 saves Starting with Henrik Jakobsen's opening goal but Flensburg turned the tide with Emil Jakobsen's back-to-back goal which had a 15-13 lead until the end of the first half A tight battle continued in the second half GOG's Tobias Grundal scored a goal to take a 25-24 lead but Flensburg then scored five consecutive points in the final minutes Flensburg faced a second-round home game in a more favorable situation In the second round of the quarterfinals on the 29th Plensburg will advance to the semifinals with a minimum draw against GOG As the EHF European League's winning team last season Plensburg is once again challenging to win the top spot this season based on its solid organizational and defensive skills Bremen-based Lürssen Group has bid to acquire the facilities and land at the insolvent Nobiskrug shipyard in Rendsburg Nobiskrug will become part of the neighbouring Lürssen-Kröger shipyard This update follows the news that FSG and Nobiskrug owned by the controversial German businessman Lars Windhorst Both yards’ financial decline is attributed to poor management according to provisional insolvency administrators Christoph Morgen there may be hope for the two historic yards on the horizon The Rönner Group from Bremerhaven will continue to operate the Flensburg shipyard and Lürssen has submitted a notarised offer for Nobiskrug “We have managed to find two renowned strategic investors for FSG and Nobiskrug within the extremely tight time frame of just seven weeks,” explains Dr Christoph Morgen “In the week following the opening of the insolvency proceedings technical preparations will begin at the Flensburg shipyard for the Rönner Group to resume shipyard operations for coming all the way from Tasmania to northern Germany to secure the new vessel 784 here in Flensburgg.” “We are delighted that the takeover by Lürssen has created a long-term perspective for Rendsburg The traditional company is an excellent fit for Nobiskrug the capacities and locations of the two shipyards complement each other almost perfectly,” adds Gittermann Local politicians have been heavily involved in proceedings with Schleswig-Holstein’s Minister President Daniel Günther and State Secretary for Economic Affairs Julia Carstens coming to the Flensburg shipyard where both workforces have been informed about the developments “Nobiskrug will be retained as a shipbuilding and industrial site,” adds Dr Martin Bitter Chairman of workers union IG Metall Rendsburg “This is good news in these uncertain times there is a buyer with the economic capacity and the necessary expertise to bring the shipyard back into calmer waters.” Construction of the LNG-powered RoRo vessel for the Australian shipping company SeaRoad will now move forward at the Flensburg shipyard under the Rönner Group’s direction Extensive preparatory work still needs to be done such as obtaining TÜV authorisations and certifications a transfer company has been set up for the employees The transfer company temporarily retains the workforce while efforts continue to restructure the shipyard and secure new management and investors This company will ensure the transition as of 1 February and enable them to gain further qualifications Over 95 per cent of the 500 employees contractually agree to this procedure Chairman of workers union IG Metall Flensburg “FSG can now once again show that it can fulfil technically highly demanding orders,” he says “Rönner Group has an outstanding team that always fights for its shipyard These are the people you need when it comes to complex shipbuilding contracts and Germany's energy security They are ready and waiting in the transfer company.” Nobiskrug delivered directly from The Superyacht Group's editors and market analysts Stay at the forefront of the superyacht industry with SuperyachtNewsweek Since filing for insolvency, the famous German shipyards have attracted some attention, with operations expected to fully resume by spring MB92 seals the much-awaited GYG deal in year-end push to deepen its foothold in the superyacht sector Around 100 workers have been temporarily laid off amid operational issues, but the shipyard affirms they will return to work before the end of the month The Refit Advisory Group 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Please select exactly what you would like to receive from us by ticking the boxes below: Rival shipbuilders split Flensburg and Nobiskrug plants between them New owners have been secured for German shipyards Flensburger Schiffbau-Gesellschaft (FSG) and Nobiskrug, which entered receivership in December. The group said shipbuilder Ronner Group from Bremerhaven will operate the Flensburg shipyard and Bremen-based Lurssen Group will take over the facilities and land at Nobiskrug in Rendsburg. Insolvency administrators Christoph Morgen of Brinkmann & Partner and Hendrik Gittermann of Reimer will accept the offers following the opening of insolvency proceedings. Facebook Twitter LinkedIn YouTube Instagram Your data on TradeWinds TradeWinds is part of DN Media Group AS From November 1st DN Media Group is responsible for controlling your data on TradeWinds We use your data to ensure you have a secure and enjoyable user experience when visiting our site. 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However, the Foxes then pulled away again in the second half no less thanks to 15 saves by the Serbian goalkeeper Dejan Milosavljev. To the match centre: Füchse Berlin vs. SG Flensburg-Handewitt Gidsel and Füchse will continue their fight for a direct ticket to the quarter-finals against Pelister Bitola in the penultimate preliminary round match of the Champions League in Group A Füchse Berlin are currently in fourth place in the group How much top-level handball can fit into one family SG Flensburg-Handewitt right back Kay Smits is the youngest member of a family of five — all are or were Dutch internationals; father Gino 27-year-old Kay Smits reflects on growing up in a handball-mad family and his rise to the top of the sport as he opens up about the most difficult period of his career when a heart issue sidelined him for several months last season I am the youngest of three; Jorn and Inger are five and three years older than me so they started earlier with team sports and with handball for what I was going to do or what I wanted to do I got a first taste of the sport through them and learned a bit about what handball was and why they liked it so much when my dad was coaching (Dutch club side) Sittardia my brother and my sister had training with their teams and my mother was teaching handball to the E-team I loved handball so much — and I never stopped playing it My parents never forced us into playing handball they encouraged us to try out a lot of different sports All three of us did this; I was into athletics Same story like with handball: Inger was already doing athletics so I knew what it was a bit and that I wanted to try it as well That is the advantage of being the youngest but what I really didn’t like were the 1,000 and 1,500 metres and the long-distance running but the combination of all disciplines was fantastic I felt like I wanted to improve in handball and invest more time in that That was around the time I went to high school where I could also play handball and get extra training It was the moment for me to stop with athletics it was just not possible to keep combining it Athletics is fantastic for a child that wants to do sports It is the basis for many sports: speediness running — all essentials for playing handball Coaches have always asked me if I had done athletics in the past handball was always a topic of conversation at the dinner table it was very interesting and we liked it a lot because handball was new to us and we still had so much to learn But when we got older and spent more time playing handball conversations that were not about handball became nicer Sometimes we really searched for other topics ‘Can we now talk about something other than handball?’ We don’t see each other much in person nowadays But we also know it is not very often that we are all together — luckily it happened again for two days at Christmas — so we are aware that this time is very valuable My goal as a handball player was always to go abroad But I had an agreement with my parents that I first had to finish school and get my driver’s license I started planning and looking for a club abroad — which I found in Wilhelmshaven I was still young and it was hard to predict where my career would go I also had the opportunity to go to France or to the first Bundesliga I would be mainly used as a right wing and that was not what I wanted Denmark was a bit more accessible for me than the first divisions in France or Germany That would have been too big a step for me at that time I got the chance to play at a very professional club in a very competitive league and that was where I wanted to develop myself further and Inger played for the women’s team of Holstebro I could learn a lot from them because they had been ahead of me They could tell me everything about the club and the people so I knew Holstebro would fit perfectly in my picture I have developed fantastically there and had a lot of fun It was a mixture of short- and long-term career planning since I knew their type of game would suit me well This was something I just couldn’t say ‘no’ to suddenly my dream became a reality — much faster than I had thought I learned more than in any other two years of my career It ended with winning the EHF Champions League I always thought more about clubs or leagues where I wanted to play I wasn’t thinking further like: ‘I want to win the Champions League’ or: ‘I want to become world champion.’ Of course but with the Netherlands it will be very difficult to accomplish this winning the Champions League felt bigger than a dream come true those dreams have become a little bit more reality I had no idea if it would ever be possible for me to play for Magdeburg or for Flensburg only the real world-class players went there but this was still a different piece of cake we played more and more against those top-quality countries and players they were very good players and they certainly were well ahead of me but I felt like I would be able to do the same in a few years’ time also winning the Champions League; three years before Before we reached the peak season with Magdeburg I wasn’t happy with my role in the team and I knew that this was not the best for me because I wasn’t first choice and didn’t get much playing time I wanted a bigger and more challenging role so I signed with them already before going into my final season with Magdeburg we didn’t have a good season last year but we ended it with a prize by winning the EHF European League including the Bundesliga and the Champions League which are the two biggest prizes in club handball many clubs rate winning the Bundesliga higher than winning the European League because it is definitely harder to win the German league it felt good to end my first season in Flensburg with a trophy especially after what I had gone through in the months before I remember well how it started in the beginning of November 2023 I felt how quickly I got exhausted during high intensity training and matches After we came back from Norway from a European League game with Flensburg I was completely exhausted at the next training ahead of a Bundesliga game I first thought that maybe I hadn’t slept well or was just overloaded But then I had one match where I felt normal so I immediately thought that the issue was all over and that I was fine again that maybe it had just been some little virus or so I went to the club doctor and told him something was not right I was absolutely exhausted after five minutes We started doing various tests and kept searching as we couldn’t find the answer we came to the diagnosis of an inflammation of the heart muscle we had detected the problem relatively soon and the situation was pretty much under control who had worked with a range of top-level athletes with heart issues When you break your arm or twist your ankle it was always wait and see how the scans would look like I was not allowed to do any sports or to get my heart rate up too much And because I only felt the symptoms while doing sports I didn’t know if things were improving or not It took so long; it kept me in a state of insecurity during the recovery I had a good feeling about it in general and hoped I had a good chance based on what the doctors said and all the information I got And if it’s not possible because of my heart I cannot change that.’ That was an awkward feeling The doctors told me some possible scenarios of how things could go But they could not give me any guarantee whatsoever They said it could be three months of complete rest they saw things improve and develop the way it should in an ideal scenario The first few days after the diagnosis in mid-December it took me a while before I accepted that I could not play in the European championship with the Dutch team the following month That was the most difficult thing to accept When the situation was clearer and we had more information a few days later I also expected my entire season with Flensburg would be over My thoughts were just that I wanted to play handball again: ‘I don’t care about this season I don’t have to play anything with the club or the European League I just hope my heart heals and then I have all the time to recover.’ Those thoughts brought peace to my mind The recovery had three phases for me: recovery without sport and being healthy again and allowed to play handball without restrictions I felt when I stayed at one place for too long I had too much time — and too much time to think It was clear what I missed — not being at the European championship But I used the time to be with my girlfriend a lot I only had a few moments where I felt negative looking to the future or where I had doubts But the third phase in the recovery — returning to handball without restrictions — was the most challenging part for me Because I thought that once I have no issues with my body anymore and I am healthy again and feel physically close to where I was before then I could start playing handball again like I had always done it has not been on my mind what happened last year But I cannot say that doubts will never arise I haven’t felt the same exhaustion again like I did a year ago or if I would go through a similar phase again later in my career I can imagine that I would feel anxious or doubtful I can always visit the club doctor and do some tests to exclude any issues I know we can always act fast and check things right away Main photo © Jozo Cabraja / kolektiff images; feature photos © Anze Malovrh / kolektiff images "He convinced us with his philosophy and his vision of working together in Flensburg He is a very good coach and we see potential and development in him," said sporting director Ljubomir Vranjes Pajovic commented on his appointment: "I've watched a lot of SG matches and still see room for improvement We have a top team here with great potential We have to put the past behind us and now look forward together." As a player, Pajovic was a three-time Champions League winner with BM Ciudad Real and won multiple titles in Slovenia and Spain He was under contract with both SC Magdeburg (2011-2013) and TuS N-Lübbecke (2013-2015) He has been national coach of the Austrian national handball team since 2019 SG Flensburg-Handewitt is currently fifth in the German Handball Bundesliga Shipbuilder Flensburger Schiffbau-Gesellschaft (FSG) and superyacht shipyard Nobiskrug have officially filed for insolvency deepening the ongoing crisis for their parent company District courts in Flensburg and Neumünster have appointed the lawyers Christoph Morgen Brinkmann & Partner and Hendrik Gittermann REIMER as provisional insolvency administrators submitted to the district courts in Flensburg and Neumünster follow months of financial instability and reported mismanagement The bleak reality of the situation became evident on Monday this week when the SH public utility company threatened to cut off the power supply at the Rendsburg facility due to a lack of payments since 1 December No immediate action was taken because a federal police ship was still in the dock for repairs Workers at both firms are bearing the brunt of the crisis The shipyards’ financial woes have left around 500 employees in limbo before Christmas workers' union representatives alleged repeated delays in salary payments including November wages and Christmas bonuses Local sources report that Flensburg Works Council chairman Jan Brandt accused Windhorst of lying repeatedly and breaking promises of timely payments Windhorst has become a target of criticism poor communication and unfulfilled promises unions and politicians have all demanded his resignation Schleswig-Holstein’s Economics Minister called for Windhorst to face up to his responsibility and sell the shipyards or insolvency would clear the way for new investors It seems the latter option is now set to come to fruition with hopes new management will turn the tide Investor Lars Windhorst’s Tennor Group took over the FSG in 2019 relaunching it as “FSG 2.0” without old debts or new orders Despite repeated announcements of future projects FSG acquired Rendsburg-based Nobiskrug as it filed for insolvency but the acquisition has done little to alleviate the financial strain this situation worsened as the German federal government withdrew a €62 million grant intended for the construction of liquefied gas bunker ships at FSG citing Tennor’s inability to demonstrate sufficient equity capital the provisional insolvency administrators are working with the project managers of the RoRo ferry at FSG and the yacht Nobiskrug to resolve both projects the administrators plan to consult with federal and state governments about potential interim financing to bridge construction costs until client acceptance and payment they will explore further restructuring strategies for both shipyards Insolvency pre-financing has also been arranged to secure financial recompense for 340 workers at the Flensburg site and 140 employees from the Rendsburg facility This measure will cover payments through the end of January 2025 and the news of FSG's insolvency came as little surprise to many Government officials are calling for a shift in operations and for the firm to focus on constructing components for wind turbines as demand for offshore wind farms rapidly grows called for the renowned superyacht builder to diversify its offering to commercial shipping to increase orders The latest developments are a stark reminder of the volatility of the market but they also serve as an opportunity to be constructive and build something new The situation is crying out for a new owner to step in and support shipyards with a sizeable skilled workforce and an opportunity to rebuild a legacy that has been marred by mismanagement and poor decision-making in recent years.  The British boatbuilder could make hundreds of workers redundant as it looks to steady its operations amid turbulent market conditions ONE°15 Brooklyn Marina is set to be sold to the highest bidder having filed for Chapter 11 earlier this year The shipyard’s unintentional breach of the EUTR is a clear indication of the challenges we face with an increasingly convoluted supply chain The latest adjudication from the Marseille maritime court should serve as a clear example of what will happen if captains anchor in restricted zones The British boatbuilder has been fined over £350,000 in a landmark case in the UK courts for importing teak from Myanmar John Leonida explores the market’s challenges and the hard truths yachting must embrace to find its place in the modern w SEARCHThe global authority in superyachting To continue reading... you need to register... 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