Meanwhile Lauren Rumel is no longer on Schwerin's roster on VBL site, so I wonder if the contract got resolved after her injury
Maybe she prefered to do rehab at home, I don't think Schwerin is the kind of club who would drop a player after injury.
Today she posted for the first time since her injury. The surgery took place in Heidelberg (if I'm reading the photos correctly), and she's wearing an SSC shirt. So she'll be doing her rehab in Germany, too. I guess.
My starting 7:
Nagels
Robinson (c)
Pfeffer - Gerritsen
Kok - Naujack
Sain
Meanwhile Lauren Rumel is no longer on Schwerin's roster on VBL site, so I wonder if the contract got resolved after her injury
It’s quite possible that she decided to do rehab in the U.S. and that the contract was terminated as a result.
Over the weekend, Rumel watched the exhibition game against Chemik Police. But she’s no longer with the team, which is currently at a training camp on Usedom. Livia König from the second team is there. I think she’ll be called up to the Bundesliga roster—at least for the next few weeks.
Schwerin is already facing a personnel crisis before the season even starts. Given the circumstances, they’ve played pretty well. I don’t think we’ll see Lauren Rumel on the court this season. The double substitution involving Priante and middle blocker Kelley seemed chaotic and was likely a last-minute move out of necessity. Kok and Kirchhoff appear to be struggling with health issues. Livia König from the second team was with the squad but didn’t see any playing time. I was impressed by Devyn Robinson—she seems to have a lot of jumping power and makes smart attacking decisions.
It was strange all along that they had only 3 OHs in their roster and now it's a major issue. Looks like Jet Kok isn't there yet/not ready to play, Kirchhoff is in as OH.
Commentators said that a Schwerin player had to go to the hospital that morning due to health issues. That must be Jet Kok.
Lauren Rumel suffered a serious knee injury in the second set of the exhibition match against Rzeszów. I suspect ACL. That’s obviously bad news for Schwerin.
Vilsbiburg is set to announce Luisa Keller's transfer next. The pixelated image in the latest Insta-story is definitely her.
Vilsbiburg posted a pixelated image of its next new addition for the upcoming season on its Instagram Story. It will likely be Sarah Stiriz, who will then form a libero duo with Brodowski.
Schwerin recently started following Ariadna Priante on Instagram. I think she’ll be the setter alongside Kohn next season. Has anyone seen her play in Poland?
Dutch middle blocker Roos Wessels confirmed she will play in Germany next season. Curious where she will end up, hopefully not Schwerin...
My guess is Wiesbaden. Felix will praise Paul's coaching skills.
I'm curious to see where Lara Schaefer ends up. I think it's clear from my previous comments that I like her as a player. We'll see if either she or Sarah Stiriz ends up as libero for the Rote Raben Vilsbiburg.
I guess Vilsbiburg will continue with Emely Brodowski as 1st Libera. After their last home game, they said goodbye to only two players (Burk and Brandhuber). The rest will likely stay.
Schwerin has started following two more players from the U.S. on Instagram: middle blocker Bre Kelley and outside hitter Lauren Rumel. So, with Devyn Robinson, there are at least three American players on the roster for next season. Let’s see if they announce Rampelberg, Kelley, or Rumel next.
Congrats to Suhl - well deserved 
Schwerin started following Rampelberg on Instagram today. So it looks like it's a done deal.
Hamburg has announced Jakub Brecka as its new head coach https://www.ndr.de/sport/mehr_…recka,etvhamburg-100.html
Schwerin has mentioned on its website that the seven players leaving the club will play next season in “Germany, Italy, Poland, Turkey, and the U.S.”
Who do you think will go to the U.S.? Jaksetic, Reesink, or Stuut?
The others should be clear: van Clewe (Stuttgart, Germany), Artyshuk (Turkey), Grozer (Busto, Italy), and Vos (Poland)
Van Clewe in Stuttgart? I'm really not sure if that's the right move for her.
As far as I'm concerned, Dresden is already the favorite to win the title next season.
