Danish AGF Aarhus went undefeated to win the G14 series

Two Danish teams faced off in the G14 final as AGF Aarhus met Skanderborg HB 1. After a strong start, AGF managed to stay in control and secured the victory with a 14–10 win. – It feels unreal, I’m so happy, said the team’s goalkeeper and MVP, Emilia Rotbol.

Two Danish teams faced off in the G14 final as AGF Aarhus met Skanderborg HB 1 at Fristad Arena 2. After a strong start, AGF managed to stay in control and secured the victory with a 14–10 win.
– It feels unreal, I’m so happy, said the team’s goalkeeper and MVP, Emilia Rotbol.

The G14 final between AGF Aarhus and Skanderborg HB 1 began at a high pace. AGF Aarhus started strong and quickly took command of the game. With disciplined defense and quick transitions, they gained the upper hand. Skanderborg HB 1 struggled to break through, and by halftime, the score was 9–4 in favor of Aarhus.
– We had great energy from the beginning and were really excited to play today, said Emilia Rotbol.

AGF Aarhus demonstrated clear communication on the court, which paid off throughout the match. Skanderborg HB 1 applied pressure in the second half, but AGF Aarhus held their ground with focus and energy. The team managed to maintain their lead on the scoreboard and eventually sealed the win with a four-goal margin.
– It was an exciting game and really fun to play all the way through, said Emilia Rotbol.

AGF Aarhus had an impressive tournament from start to finish. In the group stage, they claimed five straight victories, showing strength in both offense and defense. The winning streak continued in the playoffs with dominant performances in the round of 16 and quarterfinals, followed by a close semifinal against BK Ydun. The final against Skanderborg HB 1 was the perfect ending to a consistent week-long campaign.
– It’s my third time at Partille World Cup, and it means almost everything to me, said Emilia Rotbol.