Kassel Huskies lose test match, coach demands better starting pace!

Kassel Huskies lose test match, coach demands better starting pace!

The Kassel Huskies began their summer preparation with an exciting first test match on August 15, 2025, but suffered a narrow defeat against the Black Wings Linz. The game ended 3-2 for the Upper Austrians in extra time, with Graham Knott scoring the decisive goal after just 22 seconds in overtime. This is reported by the Hersfeld newspaper.

In a thrilling first half of the game, the Black Wings took a 2-0 lead through Aljaz Predan in the 9th minute and Emil Roming in the 11th minute. A shot off the post by newcomer Tyler Benson made it clear that the Huskies should have started the game better. But the team showed improved performance in the second and third periods. Clemens Sager scored the first goal for the Huskies in the 25th minute, followed by an equalizer from Hunter Garlent shortly before the end of the game in the 57th minute.

Outlook for the next game

Coach Todd Woodcroft was optimistic despite the loss, calling the game a good first test. However, he called for a quicker start to the next games to increase the chances of success. Already today at 7:30 p.m. the Huskies will compete against EC iDM Heat Pumps VSV from Villach, another team that Woodcroft considers to be as strong as Linz. This game is of great importance in preparation for the upcoming season in September.

Housing agency in Kassel

While the Huskies are fighting for the next victory in the ice rink, there is also news in the housing sector in Kassel. From September 1, 2025, there will be a change in the housing entitlement process for socially subsidized housing. All eligible households will be registered for placement. With a residence permit, which many people in Kassel will receive by this deadline, they will be able to independently look for suitable accommodation. This measure is part of an initiative to meet the increased need for housing in the city, as shown on kassel.de is explained.

Registration will be for a period of one year, taking into account personal needs and appropriate apartment sizes. This procedure and the procurement guidelines based on it apply particularly in areas with increasing housing demand.

Tenant insurance in an international comparison

Additional information about renters insurance may also be of interest to the Kassel population. In the US, renters insurance costs on average about $148 per year, which is around $12 per month. These policies cover personal property damage, liability, and medical payments. It's worth comparing offers and looking out for discounts to reduce costs, as stated in an article on NerdWallet is mentioned.

Whether in ice hockey or housing policy, Kassel remains dynamic and offers exciting developments. The Huskies and the city administration are committed to progress and quality, both on the ice and in the residential sector.