State league: Like in rush hour traffic

The previous state league championship is a bit reminiscent of the rush hour traffic on Bozen's Eisackufer Street: no matter where you are - it's very, very tight everywhere.

Three teams are standing right before the next exit and thus have the opportunity to escape the traffic chaos: Partschins has had its engine roaring loudest so far with 35 points, while St. Pauls and Lana are already dangerously close to their bumpers with 33 and 32 points respectively Stern of the Lower Vinschger brought into position. The Überetscher strengthened themselves in the winter with Johannes Huber, but let Alex Tadè go, while the Burggräfler have recently had to struggle with personnel problems, including Luca Sorrentino being out for an indefinite period of time.

With Latzfons Verdings (30 points) and Plose (26), two teams follow the action from very close range and wait for the opportunity to cut off one of the three cars from the exit. Plose's hopes are particularly high on Hansjörg Stockner, who is fit again after recovering from an injury.

Japanese mid-range cars On the other hand, Stegen (without Patrick Bacher, who moved to Ahrntal), Salurn (without Tobias Dipoli Wieser / study reasons), Leifers (with new signing Shon Scuttari, but without Larentis, who ended up in Haslach), the SC do not have any stress in the evening traffic Passeier and Bruneck. The five teams are firmly in the middle of the table and, to stay with the theme, have presented themselves like Japanese mid-range cars in the championship so far: inconspicuous, but solid.

Six teams, on the other hand, risk not getting home on time due to the traffic jam: the relegation battle is getting hot again this year. Freienfeld (17 points) and Neumarkt (13) have gained a minimal lead. Schlern's (11 points) diesel engine sputtered badly at the beginning of the season, but got better and better at the end (nine points from five games), while Vahrn (10 points) got a good extra charge of fuel with the signing of the top league proven Davide Lorenzi has. The cars of Natz (8 points) and Moos (7) took the brunt of it in the first half of the season, but they still have every opportunity to make one or two overtaking maneuvers.

READ IN THE FRIDAY EDITION OF THE DOLOMITES: The 16 state league teams in the form check. All arrivals and departures, personnel situations, test match results and outlook.

State league, 16rd matchday (on Sunday at 15:XNUMX p.m.) Lana – Schlern (Saturday, 15 p.m.) Stegen – Partschins (Saturday, 15 p.m.) SC Passeier – Moos (Saturday, 15 p.m.) Freienfeld – Latzfons Verdings Neumarkt – St. Pauls Plose – Salurn Vahrn – Bruneck First of all, Leifers – Natz

Table 1. Partschin 35 points 2. St. Paul's 33th 3. Lana 32 4. Latzfons Verdings 30 5. Plose 26 6. Stegen 25 7. Salorno 24 8. Laives 23 9. Pass eggs 20 10. Brunico 20 11. Freienfeld 17 12. Neumarkt 13 13. Sciliar 11 14. Vahrn 10 15. Natz 8 16. Moss 7

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State league: Like in rush hour traffic

The hunt for points in the state league will open again on Saturday and Sunday. An overview.

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