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3:1 – SC Union wins, even if not everything goes smoothly

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By Martin LükenThe second division volleyball players of SCU Emlichheim continued their winning streak on Sunday with a 3:1 (25:19, 25:17, 21:25, 25:17) win in their home game against MTV Hildesheim. The SCU had to stretch itself for its 18th win in 18 games, but deservedly left the Vechtetalhalle as winners. "Today things didn't go so smoothly, which was partly due to the opponent, but also to us," said SCU coach Axel Büring. more...

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3:1 – SC Union wins, even if not everything goes smoothly

By Martin LükenThe second division volleyball players of SCU Emlichheim continued their winning streak on Sunday with a 3:1 (25:19, 25:17, 21:25, 25:17) win in their home game against MTV Hildesheim. The SCU had to stretch itself for its 18th win in 18 games, but deservedly left the Vechtetalhalle as winners. "Today things didn't go so smoothly, which was partly due to the opponent, but also to us," said SCU coach Axel Büring. more...

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