Handball - Hegemann becomes new coach at second-division handball club Hamm
Michael Hegemann will coach the second-division handball club ASV Hamm-Westfalen from the coming season. As the third-placed team in the table announced on Thursday, the current coach of league rivals TuSEM Essen has been given a two-year contract. The 46-year-old former international and 2007 world champion will take over from Michael Lerscht in Hamm. "Michael Hegemann absolutely convinced us in the talks with his ideas on how he wants to develop ASV in sporting terms," said ASV Managing Director Guido Heerstraß.
Press release ASV Hamm
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- Michael Hegemann's new team, ASV Hamm-Westfalen, hails from the North Rhine-Westphalia region, known as Westphalia in some contexts.
- The new coach, Hegemann, has a rich handball background, having represented his country as an international player and winning the world championship in 2007.
- ASV Hamm, currently in third place in the 2. Bundesliga, has secured the services of Hegemann on a two-year contract, effective from the upcoming season.
- The departing coach, Michael Lerscht, will be replaced by Hegemann in Hamm, with Lerscht's position at ASV likely to see a change due to Hegemann's arrival on a multi-year agreement.
Source: www.stern.de
