VC Wiesbaden - 1st Bundesliga
The VCW volleyball players also played in the 1st Bundesliga in the 2024/25 season. They finished the main round of the season in sixth place in the table. The end came in the quarter-finals with two 3:1 defeats against Dresden. Wiesbaden and the VCW are already looking forward to the new season.
Playoff quarterfinals - out after two games against Dresden
The chances were there, but in the end it was the same as always: For the fourth time in a row, the VCW lost out to Dresdner SC in the play-offs for the German championship in the Women's Volleyball Bundesliga 1, losing the second match 3:1 in the best-of-3 format. This marks the end of the 2024/25 season for the VCW. Nevertheless, the Hessian athletes left their home arena at Platz der Deutschen Einheit with their heads held high, as they had played a strong match over long stretches and showed character. However, the Wiesbaden team only managed to win the first set 1:3 (25:23, 16:25, 19:25, 19:25) and will now go into the break before the new season can begin in the fall.
The first leg in Dresden ended with an expected 3:1 defeat (24:26, 13:25, 25:23, 13:25). Although the VCW women of head coach Tigin Yağlioğlu were able to keep up in the first and third sets, the Saxon side clearly showed the Hessians their limits in the second and fourth rounds.
Tanja Großer leaves Wiesbaden, three players end their careers
The 2024/25 season is over for the VCW - as it is for USC Münster, Ladies in Black Aachen and Potsdam - and the teams are tied in fifth place. The fans in the Wiesbaden arena on Platz der Deutschen Einheit witnessed a remarkable final act: Outside attacker Tanja Großer delivered one of the best performances of her career. She took on responsibility, outwitted the DSC defense time and again (19 points!) and was then deservedly named MVP in silver (gold: Slovenian Lorena Lorber Fijok; 19 points). And now she is leaving the VCW after 13 years and moving abroad. Three deserving VCW athletes ended their professional careers with this game: VCW captain Nina Wienand Herelová, Jonna Wasserfaller and Olivia Rusek also bid farewell to the VCW.
0:3 at home against Dresden
The main round came to an end for the VCW on match day 24 at home against the top team from Dresden. The Wiesbaden team never stood a chance against the third-placed team from the Saxon state capital and were clearly defeated 0:3 (12:25, 17:25, 17:25). Especially in the first half, the Dresden team showed that they rightly belong at the top of the league. With the 0:3, the VCW finished the main round of the 2024/2025 season in sixth place in the Women's 1st Volleyball Bundesliga after 24 games with eight wins, 16 defeats and 26 points and is now looking forward to the play-offs against the same opponents from Dresden.