Frederik Tilsted Scores Ten Goals in Kadetten Victory

Kadetten Schaffhausen secured a 37-26 victory over Zürich in handball, driven by Frederik Tilsted’s ten-goal performance and a dominant defensive display, as reported by kadettensh.ch.

Frederik Tilsted Leads the Offence

Frederik Tilsted directed the offensive play for the Orangen with ten goals and multiple assists following an involuntary break due to an infection. Fans voted him the best player of the match. Tilsted stated that the team played very well from the beginning, highlighting the fast-paced game and counter-attacks.

Head coach Jonas Wille praised the performance, noting that Tilsted wanted to show his eagerness to play. Wille described it as a super, nearly perfect performance, marking Tilsted’s best game for the club so far.

Leon Bergmann Records 17 Saves in Defensive Win

The Kadetten relied on a stable defence and physical superiority to pressure the young Zürich team. Behind the defensive block, Austrian national goalkeeper Leon Bergmann recorded 17 saves with a 40 percent save rate.

Tilsted praised the defensive foundation, calling it “bravo” after weeks of strong performances. Zürich struggled to find breakthroughs against the defensive wall, while the Kadetten maintained control throughout the match.

Kadetten Schaffhausen Maintains Early Lead to Win

Kadetten Schaffhausen established an early lead, going up 4:1 after three minutes through Nikos Sarlos and extending the score to 11:5 after a quarter of an hour. The score at halftime stood at 19:13.

Captain Luka Maros was rested and did not play, allowing coach Jonas Wille to rotate the squad early. Odinn Thor Rikhardsson contributed eight goals, scoring three minutes after the restart to make it 22:15. In the closing phase, young homegrown talents Yari Prince and Milan Lutz also added their names to the scoresheet as the team maintained its tempo until the final whistle.