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Handball-Playoffs | 2. April 2024

In the second game of the best-of-five series, the first in front of a home crowd, BSV Bern leaves the pitch as a loser. Kriens-Luzern gets the break at 36:30. Before the game, the departing Bern goalkeeper Aurel Bringolf was bid farewell.

The Bernese team also failed to win against Kriens in game two. (Archive image) Photo: zvg

The start of the game was miserable. After just eight minutes, BSV fell behind 0:6. This was the mortgage that the Stadtberners chased until the end of the game. In the end, BSV lost a weak game 30:36.

Aurel Bringolf was bid farewell before the game. The BSV thanks its goalkeeper for his commitment, as he writes in the match report.

At the start of the game, the people of Stadtbern seemed completely out of sorts. After just eight minutes, the city of Bern was behind 0:6. It wasn’t until the ninth minute that Tobias Spring scored the first goal for BSV. The Stadtberners were also unable to use the first power play as desired and so Martin Rubin called his first timeout very early on.

This was followed by a small rebellion from the BSV, in which the city of Berne was able to reduce the score to 11:15 in the 20th minute. When Zeljko Musa received a time penalty a little later, the people of Bern were once again able to play in the majority. But here too, the BSV didn’t manage to make anything countable out of it, on the contrary. Shortly before the break, BSV fell into an eight-goal deficit and, thanks to a goal from Felix Aellen, the score was 13:20 at the break.

Good start to the second half

The start of the second half was initially strong, but after just a few minutes the Lucerne team was able to restore their seven-goal lead. At Kriens it is always the young players like Luca Siegrist and Valentin Wolfisberg who pose major problems for BSV. So in the 42nd minute the score was 17:25 and the Bernese team was in danger of running out of time. A few minutes later, the city of Berne started the late comeback and, thanks to Sandro Gantner, was able to reduce the score to 25:30 in the 53rd minute. Five minutes before the end, Aellen was able to preserve the five-goal deficit with a penalty. Now the Lucerne team began to work their magic and scored a nice flyer goal to make it 27:33. Since Wolfisberg increased again shortly afterwards and dismissed Mats Hirt at the front, the preliminary decision was made. In the end the game is lost 30:36.

Tobias Spring and Luca Siegrist were named the best players of the game. Spring received an emotional farewell after 14 seasons in the BSV Berns uniform. Thank you Tobi for your huge commitment to BSV Bern.

Match telegramm

BSV Bern – Kriens-Luzern 30:36 (13:20)

1358 Fans. – SR Brunner/ Salah.

Penalties: 2 x 2 minutes against BSV Bern, 4 x 2 minutes against Kriens-Luzern.

BSV Bern: Seravalli (two saves)/Bringolf/Ferrante (two); Aellen (nine goals/three), Allemann (three), Arn, Eggimann (one), Gantner (three), Getzmann, Hirt (one), Jauer (one), Kusio (four), Nyström, Spring (six), Strahm , White (two).

Kriens-Luzern: Bonnefoi (eleven saves)/Belkaied (one); Böhm, Idrizi (four goals), Küttel (three), Langenick (six/two), Musa, Oertli (three), Orbovic (three), Pellegrini, Röttges (one), Schlumpf, Sigrist (five), Sipic (five) , Steenaerts (one), Wolfisberg (five).

Notes: Missed penalties 0-0.

2024-04-02 05:01:27
#Bern #handball #players #lose #home #Kriens

Restructuring in the executive suite | March 12, 2024

3S Swiss Solar Solutions AG recently opened a second production site near Bern, and the organization is growing at the same time. With the realignment of the management team and the establishment of companies in Germany and Austria, the company is optimally positioned for growth.

Christian Bartholet strengthens the 3S management as CSO Sales and Marketing. Photos: zvg

As of March 1st, Christian Bartholet took over responsibility for global sales and marketing, the company announced. As CSO, he is a member of the 3S management. With more than 25 years of experience in the international construction supply industry, Christian Bartholet was most recently responsible for the global role as CSO Sales and Marketing at Jansen, a leading international manufacturer of building systems. He also has consulting and managing experience and worked for many years at Geberit in various international roles in sales, product management and marketing.

Christian Bartholet has extensive experience in transformation processes that lead to customer-centric cultures and organizations with profitable growth. «I am looking forward to working closely with the management and the entire 3S team as well as with our customers and partners. It is a privilege to be able to support 3S in this crucial growth phase in my role as CSO Sales and Marketing,” says Christian Bartholet.

Dominique Studer focuses on sales activities in the domestic market.

Restructuring

Dominique Studer, who was previously responsible for overall sales for 3S, will in future concentrate specifically on the rapidly growing Swiss market. This step is important and necessary to ensure consistent and optimal support for the significantly increased number of specialist partners and at the same time to bring further innovations onto the market. “In addition to developing building-integrated solar systems, we will increasingly offer digital solutions and services. The 3S Designer for planning 3S solar roofs, which we are launching shortly, is just a first step in this direction. We see great potential in digitalization and would like to support our specialist partners and solar system users even better in the future with various tools,” explains Dominique Studer.

With the founding of two national companies in the first quarter of 2024, the expansion of 3S Swiss Solar Solutions is also taking concrete shape. In order to ensure the necessary customer proximity, the company is currently building a powerful team in Germany and Austria. “The expansion into new markets and our growing presence continue to drive customer demand for modules manufactured in Switzerland,” says Dr. Patrick Hofer-Noser, CEO and founder of 3S. “With the highly efficient production facility in Worb (BE), which is unique in Europe, we have created the conditions to meet this demand for our premium product beyond the borders of Switzerland and thus make a decisive contribution to the energy transition,” adds the solar pioneer of Switzerland.

About 3S Swiss Solar Solutions

The Swiss company 3S Swiss Solar Solutions AG has been developing and producing building-integrated solar systems for over 20 years. With the aim of sustainably supporting the construction industry in the required energy transition, 3S produces with a Swiss understanding of quality and taking Swiss Label guidelines into account.

3S solar roofs, facades, railings and overhead solutions replace other roofing or building materials with homogeneous solar systems. Best quality, durability and very special resistance to environmental influences such as hail are top priorities at 3S and are the basis of the company vision “Solar aesthetics for the future”.

2024-03-12 17:33:54
#Swiss #Solar #Solutions #continues #expand

City of Bern | January 18, 2024

People affected by poverty can now seek advice on finding or keeping an apartment. The city is also launching insurance for rental deposits. This is intended to reduce the financial barriers to access to the housing market.

The city of Bern wants to provide support in finding accommodation and rent deposits. Photo: Keystone

It is not uncommon for landlords to require up to three months’ rent to be deposited as security when concluding a rental agreement. This is often difficult or even impossible for people affected by poverty.

The insurance is intended to offer property management companies security similar to that of a bank deposit, the local council wrote in a statement on Thursday. Various foundations are to finance the insurance, one has already agreed, others are still being clarified.

Pilot testing lasts four years

With a new advisory service, the city is aimed at people affected by poverty or at risk of poverty. As part of a four-year pilot project, the Salvation Army Switzerland Foundation will support and advise people in finding accommodation or maintaining their living situation. The advisory center will begin operations in February.

For the two offers, the local council concluded service contracts with the Salvation Army Switzerland Foundation and granted a commitment loan of 180,000 francs.

2024-01-18 19:04:03
#Assistance #finding #accommodation