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The 41-year-old Peiner scored the best goal at this year’s free shooting at TSV Education – and that was completely unplanned. Now he and his wife are looking forward to July 2023, because there is a lot to do there.
Sadness. “It doesn’t matter, I can do it!”: When Lukas Hallas says that, it sounds as self-confident as it is trustworthy. The Peiner “managed” the best hit with a divisor of 161 at TSV Bildungs but unplanned when he shot at the club’s king’s target for the first time this year at the Peiner Freishoot. Hallas is actually the man at the timpani, technically “big drum”, in the TSV marching band. The 41-year-old is all the more happy about his royal dignity and looking forward to what lies ahead of him in the period up to the first weekend in July of the coming year.
As a 17-year-old, he once joined the club to play football, says Hallas. “That’s when I met him,” says his wife Jeanette, who has been a minstrel and flutist in the TSV Education marching band for 31 years. And because 23 years ago, shortly before taking part in the Lower Saxony championship of marching bands, the drum of the TSV Education was suddenly not occupied, “I asked Lukas if he could do that”.
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