HC Erlangen before winning the title: The big showdown against JANO Filder!
Final of the German male A-youth championship: HC Erlangen meets JANO Filder in Erlangen on May 31, 2025.

HC Erlangen before winning the title: The big showdown against JANO Filder!
On May 31, 2025, handball fans across the federal level will be celebrating the duel for the German championship for male A-youth. The focus of interest is the second leg between JANO Filder and HC Erlangen. The game will take place in the Karl-Heinz-Hiersemann-Halle in Erlangen and promises to be an exciting finale. The Erlangen team, who already won the first leg 38:35, are going into this decisive encounter with strong self-confidence. Coach Tobias Wannenmacher praises his team, which has remained unbeaten in the last 19 games and is therefore well on its way to winning the title.
JANO Filder, a syndicate made up of TSV Neuhausen/Filder, TB Ruit and TSV Scharnhausen, has made its way to the final with great ambitions. For them the championship title would be the first in the club's history. In the quarterfinals they eliminated reigning champions Füchse Berlin, which demonstrated their team's potential and fueled their championship ambitions. Biscuit are looking forward to the support of their fans, who traveled to Nellingen for the first game with around 1,000 spectators.
Historical roots of handball in Germany
Handball in Germany has a long and eventful history that dates back to the early 20th century. Since 1969, the championship title has been played in the area of the German Handball Federation (DHB), which underlines the importance of handball in German sports culture. A look at history shows that SC Dynamo Berlin is the record winner in the GDR with ten championships. In West Germany, Füchse Berlin in particular have set standards with a total of eight championships, as well as OSC Dortmund and GWD Minden with five and three titles. SC Leipzig was also able to secure the title six times, while ASK Vorwärts Frankfurt/Oder became four-time champions.
The development of handball in Germany is a story of adaptations and rule changes that shaped the game from the beginning. The first handball world championship took place in Germany in 1938, and the founding of the Bundesliga in 1966 marked a significant step in the structuring of the sport of handball. Regardless of the political situation, federal handball leagues have found rapid popularity in both the Federal Republic and the GDR.
Outlook and fan support
The upcoming title decision on May 31st offers a turbulent and exhilarating atmosphere for both the players on the field and the fans. The Bavarian Handball Association has already sent its congratulations to HC Erlangen and is keeping its fingers crossed for the second leg. The combination of a talented team, excellent coaching and passionate supporters gives hope for an exciting competition.
The atmosphere at the games promises to be highly emotional, especially given the significant support both teams enjoy. A win for Erlangen would mean a return to the top of German handball, while JANO Filder could take the chance to usher in a new era at their club.
Both teams are ready to show their performances at the highest level. The handball fever is palpable – and the fans can look forward to a highly dramatic finale.
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