Is Savelkoel injured?
I have no indication that she might not be healthy. But she's not in form: In most matches she had more errors than points and recently her reception has hardly worked. I therefore think she is currently only fourth choice behind Hölzig, Grozer and Beem.
Wow. Schwerin really loves to "steal" players from other german teams. I know, there are two sides and of course in the end the player decides, but that's not the first time this happens.
BTW. Any news about Nova Marring and what kind of injury she has?
With Marie Hänle I might follow such an argument, but here? Antunović obviously had no prospect of being accepted as a player by VBL in Potsdam.
Marring was also present at the club's signing session today (can be seen in the Instagram story). Unlike Vedrana Jaksetic, she doesn't appear to have had an operation so far and is still in Schwerin.
Maybe Schwerin?
The SSC has been following her on Instagram since today, also various Schwerin players. So it seems certain that Antunović will play for Schwerin.
Edit: She was also present at the club's autograph session on German Unity Day in Schwerin today.
According to various media reports, Karla Antunović has signed with another volleyball club today and will not play for SC Potsdam this season.
https://www.maz-online.de/spor…ERPNHBLCF4WGB3GIBSQU.html
Oh no, so sad for her
Are there any setters available? Maybe some setter who will play LOVB can help out, like Bechis, Dijkema or Alanko...
Kim Robitaille could also be an option. She knows the league, is free and Koslowski follows her on IG.
Vera Mulder injured her knee in the beginning of the fourth set 
Hopefully it's not the worst case scenario.
Is there a possibility to watch it re-live?
It should be possible to re-watch via Dyn. Sport1 has already discontinued Sport1extra.
https://www.dyn.sport/event/Al…C_Palmberg_Schwerin_86187
Koslowski's statement on the SSC website makes it sound as if he assumes that both - Marring and Jakšetić - will be absent for longer: “We hope to have both players back at some point this season so that we can take on Stuttgart with a full squad.”
Vedrana's injury was the game changer. It looked bad. If it's a ACL, it would be a super disaster for Schwerin.
They had really big trouble to (completely) rebuild the team with all their irregularities and started pretty late - no surprise, that they are the last in the league to complete the roaster. They will for sure hire some more players (CEV Challenge Cup requires at least 11 if I remember correctly).
Volleybox lists Jade Cholet as another outside attacker in Potsdam. That could be player no. 11
Linda Bock switches to beach volleyball and will not take part in the next indoor season in Schwerin. 
Jaelyn Keene and Britte Stuut to play in Schwerin next season
Any rumours about her future?
Schwerin newspaper today:
After six years and 180 matches in the Schwerin jersey, Anna Pogany is moving to Houston in the newly founded American professional league. Indy Baijens will put her middle blocker skills to the test at top Italian club Savino Del Bene Scandicci, while Pia Kästner is also moving to Italy. Jazmine White is likely to play in France and Tutku Yüzgenc will probably go to South Korea. Susan Schut and Pia Fernau will remain in the Bundesliga, moving to the
Ladies in Black Aachen and USC Münster respectively. Sina Fuchs is keeping her volleyball future open.
So Schut will play in Aachen. Very good deal for the Ladies in Black!
Susan Schut says in her goodbye message: "I'm saying goodbye for now, but I'll see you again next season on the other side of the net." So she will be moving within the Bundesliga. I'm curious.
So I hope this means Llabres is staying as libero? She was amazing in the matches she got to play, she won't be a downgrade to Pogany I think.
I think so too. They wouldn't have let Nestler go without a commitment from Llabres.
Dream Team
S: Bongaerts
OPP: Martin
OH: Marring and Janiska
MB: Baijens and Jimerson
L: Pogany
Nestler ist going back to Dresden. I think its a big suprise.
I'm not that surprised. Schwerin wants to go into the new season with Llabres and why should Nestler be benched in Schwerin again without a commitment? Dresden is a good move for her.
But 3 of the 5 are coming back from severe injuries....
I could imagine a scenario where, like Emonts this season, Janiska gets a contract until December/January and as soon as Hölzig and Bock are back at 100 per cent, she retires from volleyball.
someone can tell me wheee's gping next season jazmine white
I loved her in Cnadian NT ,I remember her monster display against brazil in tie break
She's so promising and doing good in German league
In January, there was a lengthy article in the local Schwerin newspaper about her plans for the future:
Her contract with SSC expires at the end of the season. White does not yet know what will happen next, but after four years in Germany, the signs are pointing more towards leaving. From mid-May to mid-June, she wants to fulfil her dream of playing in the Olympics with the Canadian national team and qualify for Paris 2024 via the Nations League.
Asia could become an option for her last volleyball station. "Playing in the Philippines or Japan, then travelling around the country for two months and then back to Canada," she says. There is no question for Jazmine White that her path will take her back home.
Rene Sain extends her contract in Wiesbaden for two years
